These pictures are from Harry's visit to Taiwan, generously organised by Professor Jer Ren Yang of the National Taiwan University.
Harry's flight from Heathrow |
Completely random pattern, with no periodic symmetry, the cover of an airline seat. |
Approaching Taipei |
Vegan snacks given to Harry as he left the aircraft, China Airlines |
Tea at a place on the National Taiwan University campus |
Courtesy of Professor Jer Ren Yang (PT Group member) |
Logo of the National Taiwan University on the right |
Gate with shelves for plants |
Lovely wooden water feature, NTU |
NTU also has a vegetable farm on campus |
Large-leafed plants |
Buildings in the distance, as we approach the area where Taipei 101 exists |
Steel=framed buildings under construction |
Taipei 101 |
Apples, at least objects of the right shape, ... | |
Newton would not want one of these to fall on his head |
Professor Yang, with the twisted building in the background |
Professor Yang, and Professor Young. Here, we met two Malaysian visitors, young ladies, who stopped us and explained that we could get a composite picture of the twisted building and Taipei 101 if we walked further. We then had a long conversation of how we had been in Taipei 101 during its construction, and the tuned damper |
"Tao Zhu Yin Yuan" is a residential, luxury apartment building, a rare twisting building, inspired apparently by a DNA strand. One has to look carefully to note the double helix. |
Another very tall building |
Very tall building - notice the trusses and nodes at which the steel girders meet |
Professor C H Young |
Tao Zhu Yin Yuan uses the same, thermomechanically processed strong steel as Taipei 101 |
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