asymmetrical fenestration

Isaac Kremer/ September 9, 2018/ / 0 comments

Windows are placed so as to not be arithmetically balanced, or so that one-half of an elevation is not a mirror image of the other half. Balance among elements in an asymmetrical pattern is achieved by adding and subtracting shapes, sizes, and the relative visual “weights” of each window. (Gottfried & Jennings, 1985)

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