グッゲンハイム美術館のインスタグラム(guggenheim) - 3月15日 05時27分

Happy #PiDay! Guggenheim architect Frank Lloyd Wright thought in curves and straight lines—triangles, circles, ovals, squares, and spirals—as well as shapes adapted from nature. For Wright, geometry was the basic building block of nature. Geometric forms also held symbolic significance—the circle, he said, suggested infinity. Over 90 feet above the rotunda floor of the museum, and spanning 58 feet, the building’s circular skylight, or “oculus,” is one of the most iconic in the world. The domed window is made up of twelve sections; they rest on concrete structural supports that extend down through the building as web walls along the perimeter of the curved building. There are a total of 169 sections of glass in the skylight, 14 for each “pie slice” and one polygonal cap where they all come together. #Guggenheim #FrankLloydWright #Architecture ? David Heald

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