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Image 7 of 11 from gallery of I.M. Pei’s Inspiration: A Comparison of Masterful Architecture with Minimalist Art. Plan of JFK Library in Massachusetts as a Combination of Primitive Shapes: Triangle, Circle and Square. Image Courtesy of Tianci Han

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Main - Quilt Pattern Question - Hello, I've been seeing more and more of these equilateral triangle quilts and was wondering if there was a pattern name or a tutorial for it. I would like to try making one. Also, what would be the difficulty level? I am a beginner quilter and have only worked with squares and rectangle

Garten Studio: The project is located at the foot of the southest bridge of Budapest, on the east side of the river Danube. The main building of the Millennium City Center is almost the last element of the new (mostly office and residential) waterfront building line connecting to the formerly inbuilt downtown. Our garden is […]

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In any right triangle, the area of the square whose side is the hypotenuse (the side opposite the right angle) is equal to the sum of the areas of the squares whose sides are the two legs (the two sides that meet at a right angle). In other words: a² + b² = c² Hey, look, all the triangles are the same size...and yes, this one is dedicated to Piet Mondrian! ;) © Copyright 2010 Michael Paukner. All Rights Reserved. Print Shop | Twitter | Facebook