Projects

365 Days of Geometry

Projects

365 Days of Geometry

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Beyond the Surface

‘Beyond the Surface’ window installation was exhibited as part of the 2018 DesignTO Festival and received the DesignTO ‘People’s Choice Award: Favourite Window Installation’.

How do you look beyond the surface?

How do you look beyond the surface?

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This project was proudly supported by the Ontario Arts Council (OAC).

This project was proudly supported by the Ontario Arts Council (OAC).

All Journey Through Geometry Connect Beyond the Surface Water Pavilion Functional Ornaments Vaultscape - 3D Printed Roof Brian Mulroney Institute of Government (Moriyama Teshima Architects) Dubai Archeaology Museum

Journey Through Geometry Connect Beyond the Surface Water Pavilion Functional Ornaments Vaultscape - 3D Printed Roof Brian Mulroney Institute of Government (Moriyama Teshima Architects) Dubai Archeaology Museum

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Starting off the year with a series of posts celebrating the work designers and artisans working with geometry in different ways!

As requested, I’ll start by sharing a little about me✌🏼
When I’m not travelling to study geometry, I&rsqu

Day 370 of 365 | Bronze Door detailing, City Palace Jaipur (1732), Jaipur, India

If you visit the City Palace in Jaipur there’s no way you’ll be stopped in your tracks by the range of detailed bronze doors across the palace grounds. At l

Day 369 of 365 | Painted floral patterns, City Palace (1732), Jaipur, India

This royal palace is mix of Mughal and Rajput architecture and served as the ceremonial and administrative seat of the Maharaja of Jaipur! Today it continues to also be home

Day 368 of 365 | Jharokha windows, Hawa Mahal (Wind Palace) (1799), Jaipur, India

This pink sandstone palace in the middle of old Jaipur city is one of the most photogenic tourist stops & on everyone's list!

It's also the only building I know

Day 367 of 365 | Marble Jali Screen, Amer Fort (1592), Jaipur, India

When you climb up to the second story of Amer Fort, you’ll encounter some of the most beautiful and intricately carved marble Jali screens. These are the same screens you can

Day 366 of 365 | Painted ‘yazdi-bandi’ entry portal, Amer Fort (1592), Jaipur, India

Bonus day! Continuing with Amer Fort, today’s post features this beautiful entry gateway - at first glance it looks like it could be an entry to a

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