Student Projects for Mathematics in Art and Architecture

Here's a selection of some of the student projects from GEK1518 Mathematics in Art and Architecture. Many excelent projects were not in a format suitable for the web.

Please note that I don't supervise these projects. They represent independent student work, and I've put them up just to give a sense of my course and the enthusiasm of my students. Many of them contain serious errors and plagiarim. However, I'm still proud of what they have achieved, and I hope you'll enjoy looking at them, too!

2003/04 Semester 2

• Beyond the Façade by Terrence Hong Bing Quan, Lim Hai Yun and Danny Xue Guang Cheng.
• Moiré Patterns and Fractals by Chan Wei Ting, Kwok Boon Yong, Bernice Lee Huiting, Ong Boon Hong, Yu Xin Tian and Soon Wei Jia.
• Symmetry in Chinese Arts by Sabrina Yip Lixia, Ivan Lee Weitian, Zhong Shengmin and Goh Yoon Keong.

2002/03 Semester 2

• Fascinating Domes by Chow Bao Ling, Gregory Kwan Weng Heng, Lin Lizhuang, Heather Teo Xing Mei.
• The Book of Celtic Knots by Cai Sujuan, Chen Luojia, Liang Pek Yun and Tan Hui Ling.
• Cubichronicles: Celebrating 25 years of the Rubik's Cube by Goh Jiahong, Seah Kim Bee, Magdalene Poh Min Mei, Angeline Lee En Lin and Lin Sum Yi.
• Omoshiroi Origami by Ong Shin Ring, Tay Hwee Ling, Letitia Thng Xue Qi and Toh Yi Ling.
• The Mathematics Behind the Art of M.C. Escher by Ervine Lin Shengwei, Doreen Koh Yan Fun, Janice Teo Hui Xin, Lim Keng San and Alvin Tay Wee Lian.
• War Geometry and Fortresses by Sarinah bte Sahmawi, Nurulhuda bte Maamon, Deborah Lee Yu Rong, Venkatakrishnaprasad Manikandan and Ratnam Raguraman.
• All about Batik! by Fazylah Bte Abdul Rahman, Tabitha Liu Ping An, Nur Azlinawaty Abdul Rahman, Nurhidayah Bte Mohamed Ali, Raudha Bte Rahmat.

2001/02 Semester 2

• World of Fractal by Chen Ting and Huang Liming.
• Geometry of War by Linda Tjoe, Lince Salim, Chong Suet Ling and Jeslim Lai.
• Understanding Escher, an Insight to the Mathematical Aspect of Tessellations by Vivien Foo Huimin, Lynn Xu Hanni, and Wilson Zhu Mingren.
• Kaleidoscope by Choon Yan Hong, Chow Foong Yee, Lui Wai Chun and Michelle Tan Yi Zhuang.
• Kaleidoscopes: Reflections of Mathematics & Art (local copy) by Grace Yang Xiaotian, Adrian Wee Sean Han and Wang Shi Yun.
• Landscapes of Mathematical Interest in Singapore (local copy) by Chia Shee Ying, Kenn Huang Guan-min, Tan Simin, Wong Puay Kee and Wong Sook Ting.
• Early Mathematics in Chinese Musical Scale (local copy) by Chan Si Ping, Lim Jia Qi, Ng Jun Ping and Tay Ying Yun.
• Interview with the Minotaur (local copy) by Pearlyn Lee Peiling, Li Meixuan, Li Qihua, Amanda Lin Shixian, and Tong Jia Yun.

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