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I’m familiar with the standard Fibonacci Sequence. It also repeats in 2’s: 0, 2, 2, 4, 6, 10, 16, 26, 42..... which is less useful than using odd numbers or prime numbers. But you can translate the relationship: 0, 1.618, 1.618 3.236, 6.472, 9.708, 16.18..... A room that is 7m x 11.326m has the same proportion as 3m x 5m or 5m x 8m. When you know the 1.618 (or .618) you can use any number as a base and build from there. Each room or border will automatically embed the Fibonacci Sequence and feel “better”.
here, look!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=35goeFiZKnM
Dont worry about it, im probably just dull and I still think you svould be designing real life buildings as well :)
I mean, of course you can start the sequence by 2, 2 and then carry it out by Fibonacci's rule, which then gives you a "Fibonacci type" sequence. But it's still somewhat hard to see.
But the asset is nice nevertheless. I'm just not sure how to feel about those round windows bending around the corner.
see? two middle blocks are 2x2m, then one to the side is 4x4m, then another one below is 6x6m, next one to the right is 10x10m, and lastone, top part is 16x16. Also structure of front facade is hanging over or hiding inside in acordingly.