Tag Archives: Lattice Labyrinths
Chinese National Day Tessellation applied to Shenzhen Bao’an International Airport 国庆节深圳宝安国际机场
Diamond Lattice Labyrinth (10,1) in honour of the National Day of The People’s Republic of China is illustrated in the previous post. I would like to employ it as a paving in Shenzhen City, where my elder son lives and … Continue reading
On the Eve of 1st. October, the National Day of the People’s Republic of China 国庆节
I have been made very welcome both in the People’s Republic of China and in Hong Kong, so, still just within 30th. September British time,but already early in the morning, Chinese Time, of what I do hope will be a … Continue reading
A Lattice Labyrinth for Gwangbokjeol – Independence Day of Korea 광복절
By a fortunate coincidence, I’m presenting my lattice Labyrinths paper at Bridges Seoul 2014 on August 15th., which is Gwangbokjeol, 광복절 , the day in which the Republic of Korea (South Korea) celebrates independence from Japan. This generates the separation parameter … Continue reading
Better World Cup Consolation Tessellations
I’m not sure that the Lattice Labyrinths suggested for Brazil and Argentina are worthy of those great countries. Here is another, less conventional realisation of Serpentine (9,7) and Serpentine (7,9) in national flag colours. The supertiles are much bolder in form. … Continue reading
Consolation Tessellations for Brazil and Argentina
Thank you to today’s visitor to this blog from Brazil and best wishes to the inspiring neuro-psychologist from Rio de Janeiro who visited the Celebrating Cromford festival on Saturday 21st. June this year. Not only Brazil, but now also Argentina … Continue reading
Illustrated Talk at Scarthin Books, Cromford, Derbyshire
I’ll be giving an illustrated talk on Lattice Labyrinth Tessellations in the Bookshop Cafe on Saturday 12th. July, 2014. There will be a break for a light buffet (free but small donations welcomed). This is a meeting in Scarthin Books’ … Continue reading
A Tessellation for the World Cup – A Labyrinth with Brio for Rio
Before I reveal a zestful tessellation in honour of the 2014 World Cup competition, here is the basic tessellation (the lowest-order member) of the Dart Lattice Labyrinth family. The lower part of the diagram is the complementary or missing-links graph, … Continue reading
Lattice Labyrinths Bridges Conference Paper 12
Warning – hard numerate thinking to be thunk. I’m most honoured to have had a paper accepted for this August’s Bridges Conference in Seoul, Republic of Korea. At eight pages, it has only about one sixth the surface area of … Continue reading
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