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Fractal Architecture
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| Popcorn City, an example of fractal architecture on a moon of the gas giant Aexion | |
A building or city constructed using fractal architecture incorporates a large number of self-similar structures, but in most cases the smallest structures are large enough to provide usable living or storage space. Some intelligent superobjects incorporate fractal designs and do not have to accommodate biont living spaces, and may incorporate very small fractal structures indeed.
Ascension mazes often incorporate extensive fractal elements, especially in the Keter Dominion.
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| The interior of a Keterist Ascension Maze at the Uppalavanna Complex. | |
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| Self-similar structures such as this Menger pyramid are often found in the Red Star M'pire | |
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Text by Steve Bowers
Initially published on 30 December 2010.
Initially published on 30 December 2010.
