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Gosper-Peano Fractal Curves

January 8, 2018 | Algorithms
#design-education #fractal #gosper-curve #rhinoceros

Introducing the new YouTube channel for designcoding! The architectural Geometry playlist will contain video tutorials on several topics of basic geometry exercises for designers. Below are the introductory exercises of polyline drawing and some planar transformations such as scale and rotation. It is also an interesting plane-filling fractal you know I like it very much. I studied this particula fractal (Gosper-Peano) earlier here, and here. I find it very inspiring and educational.

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