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fractal dimension of architecture: a standalone construct

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Architecture

a measure of the visual complexity of a building or skyline across scales, estimated by box counting, used to compare designs with their settings.

In architecture, fractal dimension of architecture refers to a measure of the visual complexity of a building or skyline across scales, estimated by box counting, used to compare designs with their settings. This meaning comes from Bovill (1996) in Fractal Geometry in Architecture and Design.[1]

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Bovill, C. (1996). Fractal Geometry in Architecture and Design. Birkhäuser Boston. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4612-0843-3

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