From a 6m distance the cypress seems to have a homogenous outer layer. The tree resembles a column or a monument.
We only notice the outer layer is not homogenous when coming near to it. We can see it consists of small elements. A closer look allows us to see the leaves and it’s characteristic structure. Each branch consists of hexagon resembling elements.
When we observe the cypress’s leafs we notice, that each creeper consist
of similar fractals .This structure brings to mind a coal molecule which is the basic component of trees.
I decided to use the symbol of the coal molecule to build my tree.
While building my model I took under consideration structural analysis and
external factors which influence on cypress structure.
Structural tree analysis
I took under consideration the link between the inside structure and the outer layer of the Cyprus. Is there a border?
I was wondering about the way we join inside and outside.
What is the way nature does it?
What is the chemical structure of a tree?
I think the border between outer and inside are only imaginary. The tree is made from almost identical small elements, so there can be no border, can there?
I think that there are two main exterior factors influencing on my tree:
Wind
1.It comes from outside and it circulates inside the tree in a
characteristic way.
Wind’s molecule (?) break the branches that they meet on their way.
2. This is the way air creates invisible tunnels
3.The air has influence on physiology behavior of the tree.
Rain
We can notice, that rain wets almost only overheads and sides parts of
tree. The parts inside stay dry. From the users side e.g. birds man can
notice, that the birds use the trees as a shelter.
Reassume
Cypress consist of identical coal molecules, which become to me the
basic element of my structure. The outer factors e.g. wind, rain influence on the construction form both outside and inside. They are the factors, which form the tree and all its elements.































