$150.00
Individual value: $170 — save $20 when you purchase the collection.
This two-volume collection brings together two hands-on studies of sacred geometry in architecture, exploring how geometric principles have been used to create proportion, harmony, structure, and beauty across architectural traditions.
Rather than simply studying historical drawings, the books invite you to reconstruct the geometry yourself — using compass, ruler, and pencil to discover the relationships underlying architectural form.
Together, the volumes move from the foundational geometry of architectural design to the intricate radial systems of the Gothic rose window.
Begin with the geometric foundations of architectural proportion and design.
Through a series of carefully structured drawing exercises, explore the geometric relationships that have informed architectural design across history.
The volume introduces constructions including the Golden Ratio, Vesica Piscis, Germ of Life, Six-Circle Rosette, Egg of Life, Expanded Circle Lattice, and Platonic Solid Projection Diagram.
These are not simply diagrams to observe. They are constructions to draw, allowing you to experience the underlying geometry through the act of making.
Move from foundational geometric constructions into one of the most extraordinary expressions of geometry in architecture: the Gothic rose window.
Explore the radial systems, circles, divisions, symmetry, and repeating geometric forms that organise these monumental architectural drawings.
The volume examines the geometry of Gothic rose windows through examples including Notre-Dame de Paris, Chartres Cathedral, and Reims Cathedral, while providing hands-on constructions through which you can reconstruct and understand their underlying geometric systems.
Together, these books explore sacred geometry not simply as a collection of historical symbols or decorative patterns, but as a language of proportion, order, and construction.
Volume I establishes the geometric foundations.
Volume II carries those principles into the complex radial geometry of Gothic architecture.
The collection is designed for anyone interested in architecture, drawing, geometry, art, design, and the historical language of proportion.
2 complete illustrated workbooks
Hands-on compass-and-ruler constructions
Geometric diagrams and architectural studies
Classical and Gothic architectural traditions
Studies of proportion, symmetry, radial geometry, and pattern
Historical and cultural context
A practical approach to learning through drawing
The collection is suited to architects, designers, artists, educators, students, homeschool and independent learners, as well as anyone interested in the relationship between geometry and architectural form.
No advanced mathematical knowledge is required. The books are designed to be worked through with a compass, ruler, pencil, and a willingness to draw.
Purchase Volumes I & II together for $150.
Individual value: $170
Save $20 when purchased as a collection.
Explore the geometry. Draw the constructions. Discover the language behind the architecture.
$150.00
Individual value: $170 — save $20 when you purchase the collection.
This two-volume collection brings together two hands-on studies of sacred geometry in architecture, exploring how geometric principles have been used to create proportion, harmony, structure, and beauty across architectural traditions.
Rather than simply studying historical drawings, the books invite you to reconstruct the geometry yourself — using compass, ruler, and pencil to discover the relationships underlying architectural form.
Together, the volumes move from the foundational geometry of architectural design to the intricate radial systems of the Gothic rose window.
Begin with the geometric foundations of architectural proportion and design.
Through a series of carefully structured drawing exercises, explore the geometric relationships that have informed architectural design across history.
The volume introduces constructions including the Golden Ratio, Vesica Piscis, Germ of Life, Six-Circle Rosette, Egg of Life, Expanded Circle Lattice, and Platonic Solid Projection Diagram.
These are not simply diagrams to observe. They are constructions to draw, allowing you to experience the underlying geometry through the act of making.
Move from foundational geometric constructions into one of the most extraordinary expressions of geometry in architecture: the Gothic rose window.
Explore the radial systems, circles, divisions, symmetry, and repeating geometric forms that organise these monumental architectural drawings.
The volume examines the geometry of Gothic rose windows through examples including Notre-Dame de Paris, Chartres Cathedral, and Reims Cathedral, while providing hands-on constructions through which you can reconstruct and understand their underlying geometric systems.
Together, these books explore sacred geometry not simply as a collection of historical symbols or decorative patterns, but as a language of proportion, order, and construction.
Volume I establishes the geometric foundations.
Volume II carries those principles into the complex radial geometry of Gothic architecture.
The collection is designed for anyone interested in architecture, drawing, geometry, art, design, and the historical language of proportion.
2 complete illustrated workbooks
Hands-on compass-and-ruler constructions
Geometric diagrams and architectural studies
Classical and Gothic architectural traditions
Studies of proportion, symmetry, radial geometry, and pattern
Historical and cultural context
A practical approach to learning through drawing
The collection is suited to architects, designers, artists, educators, students, homeschool and independent learners, as well as anyone interested in the relationship between geometry and architectural form.
No advanced mathematical knowledge is required. The books are designed to be worked through with a compass, ruler, pencil, and a willingness to draw.
Purchase Volumes I & II together for $150.
Individual value: $170
Save $20 when purchased as a collection.
Explore the geometry. Draw the constructions. Discover the language behind the architecture.
