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Image 40 Source : Google Figure 53 Repetition | Source : Author

Repetition helps the eye become comfortable with the features of our design. This uniformity can be maintained by repetition. The elements touch at times, but there is also room between them.

The 'figure' and the 'ground' are 'positive' and 'negative' space, respectively. The principle of positive space, which is a presence in a wholeness, is constantly created by the wellformed beings that surround it.

In real life, shapes are defined by light and shadow. It is more about the unspoken feeling that shapes create.

Figure 52 Positive Space | Source : Author

Figure 51 Good Shape | Source : Author

Figure 50 Local Symmetris | Source : Author As centres are 'hooked' into their environment, it's tough to separate them. Some places are such that they both belong

to the outside world and the building at the same time.