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The document discusses the use of mathematics in architecture on the Andaman and Nicobar Islands. It describes how architects employ geometric principles like symmetry, proportion and balance to create visually pleasing structures that are harmonious with the local culture. Mathematics is also essential for ensuring structural stability and integrity, with calculations used to determine load capacity, weight distribution and forces on buildings. Mathematical modeling further allows architects to simulate and optimize structures for different conditions. Overall, mathematical concepts provide tools for structurally sound and culturally significant architectural designs in the region.

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The document discusses the use of mathematics in architecture on the Andaman and Nicobar Islands. It describes how architects employ geometric principles like symmetry, proportion and balance to create visually pleasing structures that are harmonious with the local culture. Mathematics is also essential for ensuring structural stability and integrity, with calculations used to determine load capacity, weight distribution and forces on buildings. Mathematical modeling further allows architects to simulate and optimize structures for different conditions. Overall, mathematical concepts provide tools for structurally sound and culturally significant architectural designs in the region.

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MATHS HHW-

ART INTEGRATION
ANDAMAN AND NICOBAR ISLANDS

Name: Shaurya Singh


Class: 10-A
Roll No.: 20
ANDAMAN AND NICOBAR ISLANDS

 The Andaman and Nicobar Islands are a group of islands located in the Bay of
Bengal, towards the southeastern part of the Indian subcontinent. They are an
archipelago consisting of 572 islands, out of which only 37 are inhabited. The
capital city is Port Blair.
ANDAMAN AND NICOBAR CULTURE

 The islands have a rich and diverse cultural heritage, influenced by indigenous tribes, colonial
history, and a mix of Indian, Southeast Asian, and British influences. The indigenous tribes,
such as the Great Andamanese, Jarawas, and Sentinelese, have inhabited these islands for
thousands of years and have a unique way of life. However, access to many of these tribes is
strictly restricted in order to protect their way of life and preserve their culture.
MATHEMATICAL CONCEPTS USED IN ARCHITECTURE

1. Geometry:
 Geometry is fundamental to architectural design, and various geometric principles are
applied to create harmonious and aesthetically pleasing structures. Architects in Andaman and
Nicobar use mathematical concepts like symmetry, proportion, and balance to achieve
visually appealing designs. They employ geometric shapes such as circles, squares,
rectangles, and triangles to create floor plans, facades, and layouts.
MATHEMATICAL CONCEPTS USED IN
ARCHITECTURE

2. Structural Stability:
 Mathematics is essential in ensuring the structural stability and integrity of buildings.
Architects use mathematical calculations and formulas to determine the load-bearing capacity
of materials, the distribution of weight, and the forces acting on a structure. Mathematical
concepts such as calculus, trigonometry, and physics are employed to analyze and optimize
the strength and stability of buildings, particularly in areas prone to earthquakes or cyclones.
MATHEMATICAL CONCEPTS USED IN
ARCHITECTURE

3. Structural Analysis and Optimization:


Mathematical modeling and analysis techniques are employed to simulate the behavior of
architectural structures under different conditions. By utilizing mathematical equations,
architects can assess the stress and strain on various building components, evaluate the
structural performance, and identify areas that require reinforcement or modification
Overall, mathematical concepts provide architects in
Andaman and Nicobar with tools to create structurally sound,
visually appealing, and culturally significant architectural
designs. By applying mathematical principles, architects can
ensure that buildings are not only functional but also
harmonious with their natural surroundings and the cultural
heritage of the region.
THANK
YOU

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