Architecture: Shape in Architecture 2
In architecture, Point, Line, and Basic Shapes serve as fundamental elements to organize, design, and articulate forms, spaces, and structures. Here's how they are used: Point in Architecture: A point is the most basic geometric element. While a point has no dimensions, in architecture, it typically refers to a position or a focal point that attracts attention in a space. Examples: Obelisks: The Washington Monument is a classic example of a point-like architectural structure, marking a significant location in a cityscape. Obelisk in Egypt Obelisk in Washington Light fixtures or focal sculptures: Positioned in a central location in a room or plaza can draw attention, functioning as a "point" in space. ...
