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I'm interested in the pyramid as a modern architectural form, and more generally as an Archetype. I hope this project will convince you of its universal appeal. This Pyramid Web Project poorly represents a prospectus for a book: PYRAMID DESIGN: Architecture, Art, Form, and Power. The book will include construction details, design decisions, descriptions of each pyramid, anecdotes, profiles of architects, an so on. It will explore pyramid structures from residential to massive scales. The book will also include a applications of the pyramid form to such things as stoves, awards, candles, and graphic elements. There will be a mathematical treatment of the pyramid, and a bit on its use as a theme in paintings and sculptural works I'm may not expand or keep the web pages up-to-date during the development of the book, although I may add some timely elements. Understanding: Pyramids TV ProgramThe Learning Channel aired Understanding: Pyramids, in January, 2001. It was a bit of a dissapointment. They had some good material but the editing was poor, and they didn't have good judgement about what to include or emphasize, in my opinion. Too much like a bad Dorderling-Kinderly book. Ron Hexum was likewise chagrined.Featured in the program was two pyramid homes in Idaho designed and built by Architect Ron Hexum. But not a virtual walk through of one of his latest design. Pyramid ArchitecturePyramid ArtThe pyramid is used in graphic and product design.
Pyramid Form
Pyramid Power"Pyramid" means fire in the middle. Where did this notion arise?
The Great Pyramid
Other Pyramids?Tell me about a pyramid that you know about! Send references however vague and I'll try to get the image or story here.Glass Pyramid (prism) Please let me know if you know of a good source for pure white glass (crystal) pyramids. My apologies to a supplier that I have e-mail from. Will check it out asap. I have obtained other pyramids via bibliographic searching, e-mail, and bookmarks in my browers. Time doesn't seem to permit adding them. I'll see you on the Dark Side of the Moon. Back to John Miller's Home Page |
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