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This model composed of 12 triangle edge module icosahedra.
design: www.flickr.com/photos/ardonik/4557521808/in/faves-1273594...
Ardonik's model: www.flickr.com/photos/ardonik/4556888081/
I used triangle edge modules instead of open frame units.
Triangle's third and final album, already got the alternate sleeve version of this record but recently find this classic one.
1973 French pressing on Pathé label.
London EC1. Clifford Culpin & Partners for London Borough of Islington, 1970-73.
Sony A7 + Olympus OM Zuiko Shift 35mm f/2.8
An exhibition design based on conspiracy theories. I chose to resolve the mystery of Bermuda Triangle. The concept is ‘disappearing’. The exhibition booth was designed like a ship sinking into the floor, with additional display of submerging air crafts and periscope on a submarine.
As the young lady walks past, the Triangle becomes a place where the old and the new meet in quiet harmony.
A shot of some historically accurate canvas tents in front of the Northwest Company kitchen at Grand Portage National monument.
I had to test out my quilted pillow-making skills with one for myself first! This one matches my triangles quilt.
On the treeless, wind scarred island 35 Km north of Cape Scott once stood our Coast's Loneliest Lighthouse. In 1908, the Dominion Government built the Triangle Island wireless telegraph station and light house, 690 feet above sea level, at the end of a 1600 foot long inclined tram.
The building shown here is a design -LL- Catalogue home prefabricated in Vancouver, BC by the B.C. Mills Timber & Trading Company
This photograph comes from the Jack Bowerman Collection on Rough Radio and has been posted here with the permission.
Similar buildings were constructed at Pachena Point, Estavan Point, Ikeda Point, and Dead Tree Point.
A fantasic history of Wireless on the BC Coast has been preserved at Rough Radio. Many thanks to Frank Statham for preserving and presenting this collection as it has inadvertantly captured images of BC Mills structures previously unknown to me.
Triangles Everywhere! From left: Four Interlocking Triangles, with the chs of a tetrahedron, Eight Interlocking Triangles, with a chs of an octahedron, and Twenty Interlocking Triangles, with the chs of an icosahedron. 32 triangles total. =D
Four Triangles designed by Francesco Mancini. Others designed by me.
credits due to Lang's polypolyhedra set.
during college i found this photo in an old storage room on campus. it's a triangle drawn on a chalkboard with the word 'community' written inside.
Tipping Triangles, a water sculpture at Aston University in Birmingham, England. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ At Aston University, just off Woodcock Street, outside the Sack of Potatoes pub. As you walk into the university campus, on your left you will see the first of two fantastic water sculptures. Tipping Triangles (1994) by Angela Connor is constantly in motion, with each of its huge metal panels, or 'tippers', shifting back and forth as the water pressure changes. Angela Connor worked with Barbara Hepworth, a pioneering British sculptor whose innovations in using abstract shapes and elemental forms were heavily influenced by Picasso. The legacy of both Picasso and Hepworth is continued strongly in this work.
www.bbc.co.uk/bbcone/modernmasters/art-walks/birmingham/s...
I had no good reason to take this photo, I was just messing around at work one day and cut of the corner of a cardboard box then, while I was carrying it around something compelled me to put it here next to the light of a window and take a photo of it and for whatever reason I ended up liking it a lot and figured, why not post it online? Yes, it was a slow day.
another shot from my morning commute on the bike.
A detail from Melbourne's newest sporting stadium.
Triangle, Va. (April 28, 2019) – The Marine Corps Heritage Foundations 38TH Annual Awards Ceremony holds their annual awards dinner. Photo by Johnny Bivera