Rhythm

//Rhythm

Rhythm is the repetition of elements that together form a unique object. It has times, and it can be related with music. It wives spaces richness for the eye. You can create rhythm by the alternation of spaces, or by the repetition of materials. In facades rhythm is commonly used to developed a curiosity in the// //viewer. It's also an element that brings live to buildings, it keeps them from being over bearing.//


 * Repetition
 * Times
 * Sequence

Notes from text reading.


 * //Rhythm is an attribute of any object by a systematic recurrence of elements having recognizable relationships between them.//
 * //Repetition of shapes: windows, doors, columns, wall areas, arches, and so one. It can varies without destroying rhythm.//
 * Repetition of dimensions: it can be achieve by the repetition of distances between supports and bay spacing. The units may vary in size and shape.


 * //Repetition of differences: In this rhythmical series, the ascending and descending progressions are built up from small to large and to small again.//

//Rhythm in different architectural styles and urban spaces.//


 * Guggenheim Bilbao.**



//This building was projected by Fran Getty, the architec tend to use rare forms that provide it with an unique development of spaces. His way was through repetition of differences, creating rhythm along him. We can see how is used a large element, that probabbly contains the most important space of the building, and thena small one, then a large one again but not has much has the main one, and then a small again. It also has a proportion rhythm, that gives us the sensation that the building is a hole element, and not different things put together.//