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ARCHITECTONICS

From Cosmic Theories to Urban Development

Dr. Hossam Aboulfotouh

Architectonic Cosmic Theories

Pyramids Researches:

The Horizon Theory Part-1: Original Concept Plan of the Pyramids Plateau

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The Horizon Theory, Part-II: Internal Design Concept of the Great Pyramid

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Solar System Researches:

Determining planetary spin and musical gravitation in the spheres of cosmic systems of perfect numbers

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The eternal path in Gupora Temple; it is aligned towards the minimum real position of the Cancer orbit at 19.45 degree of arc; in photo, my son

Mohamed Hossam

Egyptian texts & Papyruses:

The solar language and the ancient Egyptian Hieroglyphs

Translation of the Arabic verse-version of Gupara Papyrus.

Ahmes/Rhind mathematical papyrus and the architectonic family of numbers

Architecture

Architecture and the Cosmic Law of Life.

Dr. Hossam Aboulfotouh, 18 August, 2004

Background:

Architecture means the enclosure of life. In the cosmic sense, Life, as understood by Gupora the designer of the pyramids plateau, means the continuous revolution of the ethereal structure of a material body around the three major three coordinates of the cosmic enclosure, presuming that the body is at the center of that coordinates. According to Pythagoras and Plato, the direction and the velocity of that motions enable a person to recognize the duality of nature, e.g., good or bad, beauty or ugliness, etc. Cosmic enclosures are the works of God, the greatest architect, or the greatest Geometer. They are too different from those are created by man. God-made enclosures are eternal and have spherical shapes like all cosmic systems, e.g., solar systems, atoms, etc.; their structures are based on that the ethereal encloses the material. However, man-made enclosures are temporary and have quadratic shapes/volumes and their structures are based on that the material encloses the ethereal. In both enclosures man, animals and any other mortal or immortal creatures are the subject of life in these enclosures and have a free mobility within and between them. All God's creatures are architects by nature, and can either construct temporary enclosures or identify enclosures for their owns, i.e., the spider architecture is a perfect example. Five millenniums ago, Gupora understood the architecture philosophy of God and accordingly he discovered the spatial links between the God-made enclosures and the man-made enclosures and coded his discovery in the pyramids of Egypt. Today's architects have no time to think about the architecture of god, trying to improve only the quality of life on earth, i.e., the quality of enclosures that maximize the one 's utility of happiness and peaceful life. In return, they aim to maximize their profits and may be the societies' benefits. However, experience shows that the current trends for creating new man-made enclosures in both urban and architectural terms do not secure the sense of happiness. Nor are they improving the welfare of societies in an equitable sense. Why that became the case is not a very complex question to answer. May be if we do teach our architecture students what is the true meaning of life and how the geometry of enclosures influences its stability before going hastily into teaching them how to determining the material needs for the human functions and interrelations. May be only then, the output enclosures will do speak on behalf of life as designed by God. Illiterate architects are those who know nothing about the geometry of life, designing ultramodern buildings via the dark minor tunnels of their visual senses and thus building the most catastrophic and giant viruses to the geometric nature of man's life. Along the history of humankind, architects did produce good and bad enclosures in the Euclidean senses of geometry; today's trends move to the topological sense of the geometry of God. However, imitating God's geometry without understanding what are the initial motions that produced its final form in the state of rest is the notion of the illiterates.

Architecture and the cosmic law of life-part1

The topological enclosures of man

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FACULTY OF FINE ARTS AT MINIA UNIVERSITY