The Elements of Dynamic Symmetry¶
Hambidge, J. (1920). The Elements of Dynamic Symmetry.
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- Proportion and Scale
- The use of scaling ratios (golden ratio, major thirds, dynamic symmetry, geometric progressions) to establish harmony and guide design decisions
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Hambidge uses the 1.618 golden-section ratio, root rectangles and geometric progressions as dynamic symmetry for design; major thirds and a harmony rationale are not in his text.
“it is a geometrical progression. This ratio may be obtained by dividing one term into another”
- The use of scaling ratios (golden ratio, major thirds, dynamic symmetry, geometric progressions) to establish harmony and guide design decisions
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