However, buildings using the principles of symmetry prevail.

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Thus, it can be stated that nature itself is built on the principle of the Golden Section, which is why this proportion is more harmoniously perceived by the human eye. It does not require "correction" or addition to the resulting picture of the world.
Now about the Golden Section in architecture
• The Pyramid of Cheops represents the proportions of the Golden Section. (I like the photo - with the Sphinx covered with sand).
• According to Le Corbusier, in the relief from the temple of Pharaoh Seti I in Abydos and in the relief depicting Pharaoh Ramses, the proportions of the figures correspond to the golden section. The facade of the ancient Greek temple of the Parthenon also contains golden proportions.
Cathedral "Notre Dame de Paris" in Paris, France.
One of the outstanding buildings made according to the principle of the Golden Section is the Smolny Cathedral in St. Petersburg. Two paths lead to the cathedral along the edges and if you approach the cathedral along them, it seems to rise in the air.
In Moscow, there are also buildings made using the Golden Section. For example, St. Basil's Cathedral .
For example, the Kremlin and the Spasskaya Tower.
The height of the Kremlin walls also does not reflect the principle of the Golden Section in relation to the height of the towers, for example. Or take the Rossiya Hotel or the Cosmos Hotel.
At the same time, buildings built according to the Golden Section principle represent a larger percentage in St. Petersburg, and these are street buildings. Liteiny Prospekt.
Thus, the Golden Section uses a coefficient of 1.68, and symmetry is 50/50.
That is, symmetrical buildings are built according to the principle of equality of sides.
Another important characteristic of the Golden Section is its dynamism and desire to unfold, due to the Fibonacci sequence of numbers. While symmetry, on the contrary, represents stability, sustainability and immobility.
In addition, the additional Golden Section venezuela mobile database an abundance of water spaces into the plan of St. Petersburg, splashing across the city and dictating the subordination of the city to their bends. And the very scheme of St. Petersburg resembles a spiral or an embryo at the same time.
This version is confirmed by the fact that all Russian empresses ruled in St. Petersburg, while Moscow saw only male tsars!
Used resources:
Fibonacci sequence illustrated by nature.
Golden section in painting and architecture.
Golden section and symmetry
Geometry in the architecture of ancient Russian art
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Fibonacci Sequence