Rhythm

=Rhythm=

Rhythm is used in music and its the sinphonic repetition of one or some musical accord to give armony to the sound, in architecture is used not only for copying but also for giving a meaning to a group of elements that appear more than once, rhythm usually represents entrances or imaginary walls, its also used for simetry and give more importance to a element

the first image is a gothic church, the exterior columns of the facade create rhythm because they constantly repet in both sides of itself, the distance between them creates a "hole" to invite to the main entrance the second image is the museum of Bilbao, it's hard to see its rhythm at first but the elements are made of the same material, and the waves generate movement the third image is in tokio, the tall buildings create an imaginary wall that gives the feeling of main avenue the fourth image is an urbanization that is formeb by houses that repet during the whole picture the fifth image is a BARROCO* building that generates the repetition of columns and windows

the last picture is the parthenon which uses the columns to create an inside volume media type="file" key="Rhythm.wma"
 * [[image:http://id2126par.pbworks.com/f/1256069682/gothic.jpg width="228" height="350"]] || [[image:http://id2126par.pbworks.com/f/1256069765/guggenheim-bilbao.jpg width="420" height="350"]] ||
 * [[image:http://id2126par.pbworks.com/f/1256069189/urban-rhythm2.jpg width="350" height="263"]] || [[image:http://id2126par.pbworks.com/f/1256069254/urban-rhythm1.jpg width="250" height="350"]] ||
 * [[image:http://id2126dg.pbworks.com/f/modernism.jpg width="360" height="309"]] || [[image:http://id2126dg.pbworks.com/f/parthenon.jpg width="400" height="314"]] ||