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Fourth level, interdimensional color fill-entities from the 10th dimension.
Generation Code: O10CCMSC_RGBYBlWxx4_ENTITY+pp_0-lb-sl3-C([0,0],[18,255],[67,6],[92,255],[124,5],[145,246],[170,4],[179,241],[211,0],[238,213],[242,0])-B(-75,-50)-L(133)-E(-0.24,+0.0131,0.95)-V(+66,-10)
Sixth level, interdimensional color fill-entities from the 6th dimension.
Generation Code: O6CCMSC_BlWRGBxx6_ENTITY+pp_0-m2-sl2-hue-m(gb,50)-C([0,0],[14,255],[35,0],[57,255],[78,0],[95,255],[114,0],[137,255],[158,0],[178,255],[204,0],[220,255],[240,0],[255,255])-BC(-33,-5)-HS(+66,-33,0)
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Think outside the box.
Buckminster "Bucky" Fuller
Sphere-Based Design redefines the fundamental approach to geometry by positioning the sphere—not the point—as the root of all form. Unlike traditional methods that start with linear or planar elements (points, lines, and planes), this theory considers the sphere a 3D projection encompassing all potential dimensions. In this view, every shape, from simple polygons to intricate structures, emerges from the sphere through algorithmic transformations. It represents the most comprehensive form because it can generate all other shapes through systematic subdivision and projection, offering a unified foundation for geometry.
Human perception has long been shaped by a box-based perspective, where environments and experiences are compartmentalized into flat planes and rigid structures. This outlook reflects a 2D and 3D consciousness, emphasizing straight lines and right angles. Sphere-Based Design encourages a shift to a more holistic way of seeing the world. The sphere, as a boundless form without corners or edges, aligns more closely with natural phenomena, fostering an awareness that moves beyond the limitations of conventional frameworks. By adopting a sphere-based perspective, human consciousness can evolve to appreciate interconnectedness, fluidity, and the infinite potential of multidimensional space.
While the immediate applications of Sphere-Based Design often emphasize architecture, its implications reach far beyond. The principles of spherical geometry can transform how we understand spatial relationships in fields such as physics, art, urban planning, and even consciousness studies. As an approach that seeks efficiency, sustainability, and adaptability, Sphere-Based Design provides new solutions for creating environments that mimic natural processes and patterns. This perspective challenges humanity to rethink boundaries, integrate organic growth models, and develop designs that are not only structurally efficient but also cognitively enriching, leading to a deeper, more unified understanding of existence.
Introducing an innovative and sustainable approach to modern living—this “16-dimensional dome“ is designed for maximum efficiency and environmental harmony. With cutting-edge architecture that blends natural materials and futuristic technology, this ‘Pool Ball’ ADU redefines compact living. Featuring integrated solar panels, energy-efficient design, and adaptable living spaces, this structure promises to revolutionize how we think about housing in the 21st century and beyond.
1) Install a code editor. In SketchUp, go to Extensions > Extension Warehouse. Search for Ruby Code Editor. Install it.
2) Open the code editor from Window > Ruby Code Editor, or from the icon that popped up after installation.
3) In the Ruby Code Editor go to File > Open and select the Generate Space Field .rb file. Select Run > Run Code. Go back to the main window and select Extensions > PDCo Generate Space Field.
Python is needed to run the 1st level space field generator application. Pip install numpy, matplotlib, and tkinter.
Primary Design Co. (PDCo) was founded by Alex London in 2021 in Los Angeles, California, after developing Sphere-Based Design Theory during the COVID19 pandemic. After several months of intensive experimentation in geodesic architectural modeling, Alex stumbled upon the geometric process for creating high-level space fields, a term coined to describe what he theorizes as 2D projections of higher dimensional levels. PDCo explores these theories through artistic expression, software development, architecture, engineering, music, and writing. Alex sees Sphere-Based Design as a fundamental concept which anyone can grasp and utilize for their own purposes. PDCo is a platform for sharing this theory, art, and practice.
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