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What is Euclidean Geometry

Handbook of Research on Visual Computing and Emerging Geometrical Design Tools
Geometry of pure volume that can be defined by equations.
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The Interpretation of Vernacular Architecture through Fractal Models: In the Case of Iran, Masouleh Village
Ehsan Reza (Eastern Mediterranean University, Cyprus) and Ozgur Dincyurek (Eastern Mediterranean University, Cyprus)
DOI: 10.4018/978-1-5225-0029-2.ch003
Abstract
Mathematical algorithm and nonlinear theories were used in order to study the establishment and development of traditional settlements since the second half of twentieth century. In order to interrogate vernacular architecture, fractal geometry is one of the most advanced methodologies in this study. Vernacular architecture is an organic architecture, which is formed in response to environmental, cultural, economical factors. There are plenty of variations in topography; climate and geographical issues among the mountainous areas in Iran. Therefor, there are many useful thought, which can be learnt from the existing vernacular architecture. This study is going to investigate fractal pattern of housing in Masouleh village, Iran. By referring to the fractal dimension calculated with box counting method, different type of information will be collected and this attempt will help decision makers, planners, architects and designers, especially in new housing developments.
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