Hutchinson's Theorem

Fractal shapes are always uniquely determined as a "combination of reduced copies".

"By repeatedly shrinking, moving, and rotating a single architectural unit, the whole converges into a stable, self-similar form."

The fundamental principle that makes all self-similar architecture possible

中央へ向かって形が無限に収束して見える部分が、定理における「唯一のフラクタル・アトラクター」を表現

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The stage itself becomes the "attractor" in Hutchinson's theorem.

Hutchinson's repetition principle is an architectural principle that integrates not only design but also structure, acoustics, and circulation.

Mathematical Architecture

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