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The golden ratio
Modulon is a cube divided into the dimensions of the golden ratio. The golden ratio is achieved with a geometric construction that has a divisor of approximately 0.618 (the shorter part of a line segment has the same relationship to the longer part, as the longer part to the whole). Sixteen building bricks of seven different masses can be arranged to form many different proportions according to the harmonic principle.
designer:
Jo Niemeyer
Modulon is a cube divided into the dimensions of the golden ratio. The golden ratio is achieved with a geometric construction that has a divisor of approximately 0.618 (the shorter part of a line segment has the same relationship to the longer part, as the longer part to the whole). Sixteen building bricks of seven different masses can be arranged to form many different proportions according to the harmonic principle.
designer:
Jo Niemeyer
DĂ©tails et artisanat
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DĂ©tails et artisanat
Chaque détail a été soigneusement étudié pour vous offrir le produit parfait.
DĂ©tails et artisanat
Chaque détail a été soigneusement étudié pour vous offrir le produit parfait.
Description
The golden ratio
Modulon is a cube divided into the dimensions of the golden ratio. The golden ratio is achieved with a geometric construction that has a divisor of approximately 0.618 (the shorter part of a line segment has the same relationship to the longer part, as the longer part to the whole). Sixteen building bricks of seven different masses can be arranged to form many different proportions according to the harmonic principle.
designer:
Jo Niemeyer
Modulon is a cube divided into the dimensions of the golden ratio. The golden ratio is achieved with a geometric construction that has a divisor of approximately 0.618 (the shorter part of a line segment has the same relationship to the longer part, as the longer part to the whole). Sixteen building bricks of seven different masses can be arranged to form many different proportions according to the harmonic principle.
designer:
Jo Niemeyer
