Rhythm in architecture

Rhythm is a concept of systematic repetition. As human beings we are naturally engaged in experiencing things that are done in a rhythm such as Music, Dance; where time and movements are coordinate…

The repetition is shown in the even folding/creases throughout the object, and the rhythm is seen in it’s unique movement.

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"Rhythm of the Train" (1988) sculpture by Joan Lehman, adjacent to the Government Center Metrorail Station, Miami, Florida

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Rhythm: The repetition of the layering of the materials comes together to create movement within the structure. It is rhythm since the idea is repeated, yet in a varied way.

Rhythm is something found throughout the creative arts. We tap our toes and snap our fingers to the rhythm of the music. We find rhythm in poetry and stories. And we have rhythm in photography, too.

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Trees sprout out of the coloured cubes that make up the facade of this Tokyo bank – the fourth building Emmanuelle Moureaux has designed for Sugamo Shinkin.