Lecture

Symmetry in Architecture

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Description

This lecture explores the mathematical definition of a frieze motif, which involves repeating a plane figure indefinitely through translations along a horizontal axis. It delves into the concept of symmetry in architecture, transitioning from circular symmetries to linear symmetries to create commonly used architectural ornaments.

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