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56. Pythagoras theorem used in architecture: The Samrat Yantra, at Jaipur, designed by Jai Singh, measuring 147′ at its base and 90′ high could calculate time within two seconds accuracy per day. .
65. Chichen Itza, Mexico has fifty two panels on each side of the pyramid represent the number of years in the Mayan cycle, the stairways dividing the eighteen tiers correspond to the Mayan calendar of eighteen months and the steps within El Castillo mirror the solar year , with a total of 365 steps, one step for each day of the year.
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83. The Gherkin’s(UK) unusual design features – the round building, bulge in the middle, the narrow taper at the top and spiraling design – create an impact in more ways than you might think. The cylindrical shape minimizes whirlwinds that can form at the base of large buildings, something that can be predicted by computer modeling using the math of turbulence .
84. The Eden Project, Cornwall, UK the building structure, is derived from phyllotaxis , the mathematical basis for most plant growth (opposing spirals are found in many plants, from pine cones to sunflower heads ).
