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I have left my FAVOURITE B+W Architecture for last
Architects can learn by studying daffodils:
Flexibility reduces drag: The flowers of daffodils twist in the wind, reducing drag because of their torsional flexibility due to stem non-circularity.
So through studying daffodils architects are incorporating materials with torsional flexibility into building designs and structures
All images within these galleries are copyright of Janice Dunn, New Zealand
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