Zometool

is a building system consisting of a variety or rods that can be slotted into balls at a variety of angles. It provides much more construction flexibility than the building toys you may have encountered as a child. For example, the structure in the first image is a projection onto three dimensions of a truncated 600-cell. I helped build these models in January 2004.

   

(The second picture is much better quality on my computer, but for some reason seems to have issues when I post it.)

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Posted 9 months ago

Tensegrity

structures are amazing. This one that I made is pretty adorable, hmm? But this other one in Random goes up to the fourth floor - whoa! They may be winning...

             

Photos of the Random Hall tensegrity are from the Random Hall blog and were posted by Ternus.

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Posted 1 year ago

Origami

is also awesome. About time that showed up in this blog, hmm?

                     

Photos from the Sailboat Challenge at the 2006 Origami USA Convention in New York City, plus two super extra bonus pictures of my sailboat. :)

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Posted 1 year ago

Sierpinski Triangle Cookies

are tasty. So are fiddlehead ferns.

   

Filed under  //  bento   food   geometry  
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Posted 1 year ago