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SOCIOARC Triangles
Triangles illustrating the relationship between architecture, sociology, and community partners pulling in different directions, with an equilateral triangle (bottom) representing the relationship in a dynamic balance. Diagrams by Ben Barsotti Scott.
A diagram with four triangles of different proportions. The lowest triangle is equilateral, its interior divided equally into orange-pink, purple, and teal pieces. The orange piece is labeled ARC, the purple is labeled COMM, the teal is labeled SOC. Just above, the SOC corner pulls far to the right, creating an outsized teal piece. Above that, the COMM corner pulls upward, creating an outsized purple piece. Above that, the ARC corner pulls to the left, creating an outsized orange piece.
Triangles illustrating the relationship between architecture, sociology, and community partners pulling in different directions, with an equilateral triangle (bottom) representing the relationship in a dynamic balance. Diagrams by Ben Barsotti Scott.
A diagram with four triangles of different proportions. The lowest triangle is equilateral, its interior divided equally into orange-pink, purple, and teal pieces. The orange piece is labeled ARC, the purple is labeled COMM, the teal is labeled SOC. Just above, the SOC corner pulls far to the right, creating an outsized teal piece. Above that, the COMM corner pulls upward, creating an outsized purple piece. Above that, the ARC corner pulls to the left, creating an outsized orange piece.
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SOCIOARC Triangles
Triangles illustrating the relationship between architecture, sociology, and community partners pulling in different directions, with an equilateral triangle (bottom) representing the relationship in a dynamic balance. Diagrams by Ben Barsotti Scott.
A diagram with four triangles of different proportions. The lowest triangle is equilateral, its interior divided equally into orange-pink, purple, and teal pieces. The orange piece is labeled ARC, the purple is labeled COMM, the teal is labeled SOC. Just above, the SOC corner pulls far to the right, creating an outsized teal piece. Above that, the COMM corner pulls upward, creating an outsized purple piece. Above that, the ARC corner pulls to the left, creating an outsized orange piece.
Triangles illustrating the relationship between architecture, sociology, and community partners pulling in different directions, with an equilateral triangle (bottom) representing the relationship in a dynamic balance. Diagrams by Ben Barsotti Scott.
A diagram with four triangles of different proportions. The lowest triangle is equilateral, its interior divided equally into orange-pink, purple, and teal pieces. The orange piece is labeled ARC, the purple is labeled COMM, the teal is labeled SOC. Just above, the SOC corner pulls far to the right, creating an outsized teal piece. Above that, the COMM corner pulls upward, creating an outsized purple piece. Above that, the ARC corner pulls to the left, creating an outsized orange piece.