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Figure 1.
Architectural space by Enrique Yáñez consisting of internal space, construction space, and external space: a) closed; b) open; c) dependent d) dispersed – own elaboration
Figure 2.
Ingber’s cell model – own elaboration
Figure 3.
Self-Stretching Design by Karl Loganson and Needle Tower by Kenneth Snelson, Kröller-Müller Museum, The Netherlands – own elaboration
Figure 4.
Assignment of objects to types of architectural space – own elaboration
Figure 5.
a) The roof of Georgia Dome, 1992, Atlanta, Georgia, USA – based om photos http://bit.ly/2FQPNn1; b) “The Cloud” EXPO, 2002, Yverdon-les-Bains, Switzerland – based on photos http://bit.ly/2DzVmUp; c) Forthside Pedestrian Bridge, 2009, Stirling, Scotland – based on photos http://bit.ly/2WjRGxk; d) “The Thing”, 2010, Endchede, Netherlands Jasper Latte, Jaap Hos – based on photos http://bit.ly/2B8coY9
Figure 6.
Cover of Seoul Olympic Stadium, 1984 – based on the photo http://www.ajc.com
Figure 7.
Kurilpa bridge, Brisbane, Queensland, Australia, 2009, the largest spatial structure in the world – based on Paul Garda’s photo https://bit.ly/2RP1FMB
Figure 8.
Presentation of the simulation of the tensegrity model in Grasshopper – own elaboration
Study of the nature of the space of tensegrity structures