Lecture

Gothic Surfaces: Curvature, Development, and Stereotomy

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Description

This lecture explores the geometric principles behind Gothic architecture, focusing on the curvature and development of Gothic surfaces. It delves into the stereotomy techniques used to create complex vaulted structures, analyzing the use of conic sections and spirals in architectural design.

Instructor

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Mathematics

Geometry: Euclidean geometry, Differential geometry, Algebraic geometry

Architecture

Architectural styles: Topics in architectural styles

Earth science

Geology: Geodesy

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