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Has the golden ratio lost its initial influence to architecture.

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Has the golden ratio lost its initial influence to architecture.

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You would think that as years go by and the human race becomes more developed the golden ratio would be outdone by a newer theorem. However the golden ratio till date hold major importance in architecture due to it. It is intact being incorporated in most sky rise residential and commercial buildings. Buildings are starting to incorporate the ratio in even smaller and intrinsic areas of the building to amplify its appeal

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The CN Tower in Toronto, the tallest tower and freestanding structure in the world, has contains the golden ratio in its design.

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The United Nations building also reflects the golden ratio in a number of aspects of its design

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In India, it was used in the construction of the Taj Mahal, which was completed in 1648

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Notre Dame in Paris, which was built in between 1163 and 1250 appears to have golden ratio proportions in a number of its key proportions of design.

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The Parthenon shows evidence of the golden ratio in multiple places.

·      The structural beam on top of the columns is in a golden ratio proportion to the height of the columns.

·      The structural beam on top of the columns has a horizontal dividing line that is in golden ratio proportion to the height of the support beam.

·      The width of the columns is in a golden ratio proportion formed by the distance from the center line of the columns to the outside of the columns.

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The golden ratio is represented by the Greek letter 'phi'

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The golden ratio is said to make the most 'pleasing' shape. The ratio is said to make the most eye appealing rectangles which usually is the ratio used to make photo and art frames. It is also the ratio that greatly influenced greek architecture such as the Parthenon.

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2.https://www.lifeofanarchitect.com/architecture-and-math/