Rhythm

The rhythm in the visual arts are created from harmonious lines, volumes, colors and tones. Sometimes, for example painting as drawings are only in two dimensions, maybe we're able to perceive the moving of some stuff and contours.

In architecture happens the same thing, buildings must be in harmony between the parts, like the doors, windows, frames, etc. Also, we should to consider the types of rhythm to create the shape of a structure. For example, if we have create a structure with an abstract facade, we should be careful with the volumes that we place q and the forms that we use.



The objects in a composition, could be in two or three dimensions, can't be placed without sense, should be an order between them.

The types of rhythm are: __**Repetition of shapes: **__ Windows, doors, columns, wall areas, arches, and the like.   __**Repetition of dimensions: **__ Such as the dimensions between supports or those of bay spacing. __**Repetition of differences: **__ In this rhythmical series, the ascending and descending progressions are built up from small to large and to small again. __** The rhythm of lines: **__  Such rhythms can be merely systematic variations of linear lengths or curvatures.

This picture is a great example of modern architecture. As to the types of rhythm, the structure has:
==== <span style="display: block; font-family: Verdana,Geneva,sans-serif; text-align: left;">__Rhythm of lines:__ Although not equal or parallel lines, this structure has an incredible rhythm of curved lines, we can see the conection of curves and figures with each other, without creating distortion. ====