When most people think of symmetry they think of basic line symmetry. In architecture, symmetry is a way to describe shapes and design and to organize geometry. One architectural feature where symmetry is evident is a frieze design. A frieze design consists of repeated copies, along a line, of a single figure or block. Frieze patterns can be seen on walls, railings, verandas, etc. These patterns can be seen in art and architecture around the world.
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This type of architecture is always nice to look at when most of the structures build today are designed for its purpose not for its place in our environment. I like this structure, it reminds me a lot of Asian architecture. They seem to be more considerate of our earth and want to contribute to the other natural elements we have on this earth.
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