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The wide range of possibilities in working with these elements is shown in two views of a townscape and the top view of a larger building complex.
The top view demonstrates, that in spite of the seemingly natural irregularity there is inherent a systematic arrangement, even though it is not based on a regular grid. More complex zonohedra than the 132-hedron would be difficult to apply, because they have too many types of faces, and because continuous alignments and advantageous uniform angles in graduations of 22,5° like here are not attainable, whereby the crystalline irregularity would turn into a disadvantage.
Here are some "panoramic views" of an environment composed exclusively by the described system.
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