By Paul Brink April 2010
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By Paul BrinkApril 2010
Five photographs of a man lying in a park in San Francisco
Based on a 1977 American documentary short film written and directed by Ray Eames
and her husband, Charles Eames. The film depicts the relative scale of the Universe in
factors of ten. The film is an adaptation of the 1957 book Cosmic View by Kees Boeke.
Taken from five different distances
The one-meter square10 meters
01 meter
A Picnic10 meters
110 meters
Golden Gate Park10 meters
31,000 meters
North and Central America10 meters
710 megameter
Near the limit of our knowledge10 meters
25≈ 1 billion light years
On which photograph do you see the most?
In any photo you see the most!
On the first you see many details. On the last you see an overview, but no details.
What is 10100 called?
What is 1010100
called?
Plex
Levels of Detail of an Architecture
ApplicationProject
CompanyBusiness Unit
Enterprise
Architecture
Project
Architecture
Segment
Architecture
Like the five photographs of the man lying in the park, an architecture can be defined on different levels of details
External
Environment
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