Rhythm in buildings

The silvery skin of Jean Nouvel's Philharmonie de Paris concert hall is among the details captured by photographer Sebastian Weiss for his latest series.

RHYTHM Rhythm in architecture is the repetitive use of a group of visual themes. This building shows rhythm through the turning and shifting of similar elements. This building displays rhythm by having various sized "fins" being repeated.

Pixel by JEMS Architekci

Rhythm is a concept of systematic repetition. As human beings we are naturally engaged in experiencing things that are done in a rhythm such as Music, Dance; where time and movements are coordinate…

This picture fulfils the principle of rhythm. There is repetition of the levels of the building. As the levels of the building are similar in shape, they establish a pattern throughout. Therefore, a regular rhythm occurs.

High Trestle Bridge, though originally built as a railroad bridge in the 1970s, has undergone a significant facelift in the past five years.

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Image 5 of 22 from gallery of Ragnitzstraße Housing / LOVE architecture and urbanism. Photograph by Jasmin Schuller

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