Leonardo Fibonacci was an Italian mathematician. The sequence of numbers in which each number is the sum of the previous two (0, 1, 1, 2, 3, 5, 8, 13, 21 etc.) is named after him.
We at Golden Section Graphics in Berlin use the fibonacciLAB as a place to experiment with some of the newest designing technologies. Read more…
For our client GEO we made a graphic which was published today (Jul 23, 2010). It shows an imaginary continent that would exist if all land mass was squished together parallel to the equator and then sorted by surface type—forests, grasslands, farmland, cities, among others.
For the surface type, we used data from the GLCF and then applied our own projection method after adding some sorting algorithms to it. So again: thanks to ActionScript and AlivePDF!
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Frederik: That looks AMAZING, especially the moment when you open up the floors. Very promising! Keep us updated.
Carlos Gámez Kindelán: Congratulations!, i love it.
triangular sustainability | colorful data: [...] The represented values are specific indexes for the nation’s sustainability. Read more on the fibonacciLAB [...]
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