Constructed from Steel Plate, this 20'-0"x20'-0" cube is comprised of 4 equilateral triangles, each with perforations that serve as the doorways for when the components are assembled together. Employing the use of slots in the triangular planes allow for the triangles to interconnect, forming an entrance, stair passage, and a grand "big room". Not shown here, but I can imagine seating placed where planes intersect making for a kind of children's playtime auditorium. Notice that I have used primary colors to distinguish the 4 intersecting planes. Thank you for your time, gregory krouse, www.gak-architecture.weebly.com. 920-374-9754
triangular brick, using my own forms, I poured mortar with some mesh reinf. to make a nest-able triangular form for building structures. The idea was inspired in Phoenix after noticing all the plain block constructed walls which divide up residential lots. The heat was bad enough in Phoenix, but to block the movement of natural breezes with these cumbersome walls at the rear of every lot, it inspired me to design a wall built using tetrahedron formed bricks that naturally formed triangular voids between bricks which would allow air and some limited vision. It was just a playful idea at the time which I enjoy pondering. Perhaps something like this would work at building scale. I can see a build shaped like this.
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