Found Patterns

For this project I decided to take an entire day and find things around campus that had a pattern. The one day shot didn't work, but I've assembled a majority of things around campus that stood out to me, plus I had a few that were in my house as well. So, here I go! Top Ten. Boom!


The first picture is snapped from the architecture building a.k.a. Knowlton hall. This...support beam, I guess you could call it was massive. The fact that it was multiple blocks was intriguing enough to snap a pic. 


 This second one is from Hayes Hall. I noticed that this building is just all kinds of interesting but I liked the archways the most especially since they had beams throughout.













 I can't say for sure which building this is, but I took this picture after a late night in the architecture studio. the building is on Woodruff near High St. I believe.

 This Picture is from my house. I found it interesting because if you look closely you can see the lines making somewhat of a zigzag. I found out that since my house is so old the plaster can sometimes move with the wood of the house, thus creating thin, but harmless cracks in the ceiling.

 This Picture is also from my house. What I found interesting was not only did this mirror have etchings on it but it is composed of different squares that can be re arranged(I think) to form a new combination. I have no idea how old this is but when i cleaned my grandmothers house I found it still attached to a wall behind a large dresser. I'm guessing it's from the 70's, just saying haha.

 This picture was snapped just outside of the Wexner Center. I found it interesting because I was going for a pillar theme at the time and the marble looks very nice.

I decided to put this in because while being such a basic pattern, it has another special quality. These are all down high street so in other words, it is the longest pattern I have on this top ten.

 Another sort of pillar theme. This photo was taken in my math lecture hall. It is a combination of two patterns, not to mention that it is on both sides of the room.

 This was taken around the oval. The Northern part i think. I chose it because it went with the pillar theme and i felt that because of it's huge size it seemed appropriate to include it. 

The last one in my countdown was taken at my friend's house above their fireplace. This is interesting because when I asked about it, origins and such, they just told me that it was a fake fireplace and I shouldn't worry about it. I asked again later but to no avail. Haha I love my friends.