Ninja Arithmetic LXII
[solution: SANAA’s New Museum + itself, x an empty glass = Edificio Correos Chile, by Zerafa Architecture Studio]
“Some (ninjas) just need to be called out”.
That’s the only thing AMNP reader Joshua had to add to this submission of Ninja Arithmetic.
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Posted: November 11th, 2009
at 9:01am by orangemenace
Tagged with ninja math
Categories: ninja arithmetic
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Hmm, well, from what I see it appears that you understand very little about the massing of either project because they are fundamentally different. The Correos tower is composed of uniform square floor plates with a uniform shift on a 45, only the grouping of floors appears to change. The SANAA museum is composed of a variety of unique floor plates stacked to create setbacks and cantilevers. In a particular view, the massing might look similar, but there is not much similarity.
Now I’ll take that glass of water………
Ninja Master
12 Nov 09 at 8:55 pm
Well said, perhaps he needs a calculator!
BR
12 Nov 09 at 9:47 pm
So…both of these comments are by the same person? Or two people sharing a computer? I [literally] know where you are, my ninjas…
Anyways – tru tru, your right. BUT, I would say this: Humor. At first glance they are amusingly similar, and Ninja Arithmetic is about being lighthearted, people!
orangemenace
13 Nov 09 at 12:24 am