Symmetry building

BALANCE - Symmetry (1)

Manchester Unity Building in Melbourne, Australia, designed by architect Marcus Barlow (1932). This building stands as a one of Melbourne’s most architecturally impressive buildings. Marcus Barlow’s interpretation of the Art Deco style is seen as the best example in Australia. I chose this because it really shows the Art Deco characteristics, such as symmetrical, clean line features, so simple yet full of detail.

St. Patrick's Cathedral

The Taj Mahal is one of the world’s most symmetrical structures. Its four sides are perfectly identical, built using the principles of self-replication and symmetry in geometry and architecture, thus creating a mirrored image on either side www.tajmahalagratours.com #TajMahal #Built #Structure #Geometry #Architecture #World

Azadi tower was originally called Shahyad, meaning the memorial monument of the Shah. After the revolution of 1979, it was called Azadi

Concrete building Kyoto Japan

5/5/13 - Weird. In the space of a few days, this has become my most viewed photo on Flickr. I think its been shared a lot on tumblr all of a sudden (over a year and a half after it was taken). If you've come this far, why not check out the rest of my photostream, here: www.flickr.com/photos/melfoody/

Modern Architectural Marvel: This captivating photo showcases a striking triangular structure with an expansive view invoking a sense of #wonder. #architect #symmetry #contemporary #buildingdesign #skyline #aiart #aiphoto #stockcake ⬇️ #Download and 📝 #Prompt 👉 https://stockcake.com/i/modern-architectural-marvel_344279_510207

Image 2 of 18 from gallery of The Paradox of Symmetry and Grace in the Repetition of Architectural Elements. 3 in 1 Housing / Street Monkey Architects © Mattias Hamrén Photography

Symmetry - photo by Jef Van den Houte, via photo.net

Did you know that buildings have symmetry too? Almost everything around us has symmetry! Find the line of symmetry in each of these famous buildings.

Westminster Abbey's facade demonstrates symmetrical balance. Each side of this entrace mirrors the other.

If you're dreaming of warmer, brighter days and have already had enough of the winter months, then make sure you take some time today to ponder over Matthieu Venot and his candy coloured photograph...