Category Archives: Japanese Labyrinths
Inspired by the Month of June, Square Lattice Labyrinths with Even Separation Parameters
After many blog posts inspired by dates, including the Queen’s Birthday, Christmas Day, the National Days of Argentina, Brazil and Taiwan and the date of my Hip Op, it’s time for some basic tuition – though June, the sixth month, … Continue reading
Posted in Chinese Labyrinth, Japanese Labyrinths, Scarthin Labyrinths, Windmill Labyrinths
Tagged Boat Inn, Cromford Dam, F.D.Hobbes, Hiroshi Fukuda, Janus Kolbuszewski, Polyominoes, Scarthin Book, Seated one day at the laptop, Seated one day at the organ, St John's College Cambridge
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Lattice Labyrinth Tilings and Pavings: An Image Gallery
The thumbnailed gallery below is a handy summary of images included in the various posts of the Lattice Labyrinths blog and has now been copied as a page of the blog. In the course of time that page will tend … Continue reading
Posted in Architectural Realisations, Birthday labyrinths, Birthyear Labyrinths, Chinese Labyrinths, Dart Labyrinths, Diamond Labyrinths, Honeycomb Labyrinths, Japanese Labyrinths, National Labyrinths, Olympic Labyrinths, Sepentine Labyrinths, Serpentine Labyrinths, Star Labyrinths, Trefoil Labyrinths
Tagged Alhambra, Escher, gaussian primes., Irrgarten, Laberinto, Labirinto, labyrinths, Maze, number pairs, Pecs, Polyomino, Polyominoes, rightangled triangle, Tessellations, tiling
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The Japanese Labyrinth Family
The Japanese Lattice Labyrinths (why the name – I’ll let on later) are one of several families of Lattice Labyrinth Tessellations which display the “full” 442 overall symmetry (see the Rotational Symmetry post) though the supertiles of which they are … Continue reading
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