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At Primary Design Co., we view all forms, patterns, and dimensions as expressions of the universal geometry encoded within the sphere. This perspective forms the foundation of Sphere-Based Design Theory (SBD), shaping our approach to art, architecture, and the built environment.
The sphere is not just a form but the root of all geometry. Its surface can be tessellated into polygons that define dimensional relationships:
Uniquely, the square tessellates the sphere seamlessly, representing what we call the "simulation dimension"—a deterministic framework encoded in its symmetry. These relationships guide the development of High-Level Space Fields (HLSFs): multidimensional networks that transform the sphere's symmetry into dynamic geometries.
HLSFs begin with a base n-gon and evolve recursively, repeating its complete graph around a central axis. This process reveals new layers of bilateral and radial symmetries, forming multidimensional patterns that extend beyond the boundaries of traditional geometry.
Key elements of HLSFs:
HLSFs are more than abstractions—they are a bridge between mathematical precision and creative expression, offering insights into how geometry shapes the world around us.
SBD Theory and HLSFs guide our work, from conceptual frameworks to tangible projects. Through innovations like the Radial-Wave Tessellation (RWT) and VTOL community planning, we apply these ideas to designs that prioritize sustainability, adaptability, and human-centered development.
Our Space Field Generators allow us to automate the creation of HLSFs, enabling rapid visualization and seamless integration into advanced design systems. From limited-edition geometric prints to urban planning tools, we’re exploring how these principles can reshape art, architecture, and community planning while reflecting the harmony inherent in universal geometry.
At Primary Design Co., we strive to uncover the beauty and potential of multidimensional space. Through Sphere-Based Design Theory and HLSFs, we are crafting a future where design aligns with the deeper symmetries of the universe—a thoughtful and intentional approach to building, creating, and living.
A refined approach to modern living, the 16-gon "Pool Ball" ADU balances simplicity and innovation. Its rectilinear-geodesic design features flat panels for solar arrays and cylindrical nodes supporting mini-vertical axis wind turbines (VAWT). Solar and wind energy flow through an integrated strut-and-node network, powering outlets and connecting to a central column. Rainwater is captured by polycarbonate panels and channeled through hollow aluminum struts to a ringed torus water tank beneath the foundation. With smart loft windows, adaptable spaces, and a 30-foot diameter, this design reimagines sustainability and efficiency for compact living.
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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 process for creating high-level space fields, a term used to describe what are theorized as 2D/3D projections of higher dimensional levels. beyond 4D space-time. PDCo explores these theories through graphic design, architecture, engineering, and software development.
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