Geometry in Architecture

 The correct interpretation and study of geometry in architecture will allow us to calculate aspects such as those related to the load weights in certain structures, as well as having a relevant influence on the aesthetic considerations in each of the constructions carried out. 



The first thing you have to take into account is that when it comes to designing a commercial space, the lines and all the geometric shapes contained in the space, both inside and outside, must be studied beforehand according to different aspects of action, one of them being the role of geometry and the weight it has on the result of a construction.


It is also important to know that geometry will have an important weight when constructing certain buildings and their correct implementation in an ecosystem. One of the clearest examples is that which refers to roofs and environments in which different meteorological inclemencies such as rain or snow are usually present.



From a correct geometrical study, a correct construction in the form of a gable will be related to a correct construction that will allow the weight of water or snow to be relieved to the maximum, sliding it towards the sides.



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