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In Cognito University - The Hilbert-Noether Park
In Cognito University - The Hilbert-Noether Park
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Uploaded: 12th Apr 2014 at 7:42 PM
Updated: 13th Apr 2014 at 3:55 PM
Updated: 13th Apr 2014 at 3:55 PM
My Round 03 Entry in Karen's Campus Constructor's Challenge
This park has been designed with the following in mind
1. It is primarily for use at my University Campus - Cognito University, which is a science-based Campus.
2. It includes NO CC. I do have all expansion packs and all stuff packs. While the stuff packs (with the exception of Mansion&Gardens) are optional, the expansion packs are mandatory. Your game will crash if you do not have the expansion packs (and M&G). If you do not have the stuff packs, you will find differences in the decoration if you do not have them.
3. This is one a set.
Who is David Hilbert - and why should we celebrate him with a park? - David Hilbert on Wikipedia
Who is Emmy Noether - and why should we celebrate her with a park? - Emmy Noether on Wikipedia
Descriptions from the Contest:
The first thing you notice is the interesting pattern in the raised maze park. This is a Hilbert Curve. An elegant algorithm that can be expressed very simply, and fills the space of any area required. It's an interlocking pattern, and regardless of whether you prefer Blue or Green, it is the same algorithm. There are benches for canoodling, chess games and places to eat or study. If studying outdoors is your thing. For most Math Geeks, the only thing that tempts them out is to be in the Hilbert Curve!
Above the Maze, the viewing tower is a mass of blue glass and silver steel, surrounded by flowers (in no particular pattern) and trees. Birch trees were specially planted in this park, as a memento of Emmy Noether's European roots. A BBQ area, and toilet block are also available.
There are no fences between the park and the Library, to allow library users to use the toilets when necessary. The toilets in the park, are available 24/7 but are cleaned daily.
In the corner, you'll notice the Apple Pi. :D
The fountains in the park are not for soaping! No matter how good it looks at night! The abstract statues celebrate Ms. Noether's contributions to Maths, that topographically, a Coffee Cup is the same as a doughnut. Here we see that Humans ARE Coffee and a Doughnut!
The Maze is an open Maze, meaning that there are many routes through the maze, but it still requires some thought to make it to the place you want to go. Around the outside of the maze is Hedge, and along the edges are busts of Hilbert and Noether, and other female mathematicians.
There are two chess sets, and the unsavoury charlatan will *cough* molest *cough* the cheerleader if she gets irritating enough.
The Park is not all fun and games. It's food too! With 2 barbecues to satisfy any appetite.
But mostly? It's to encourage a greater love of all things mathematical - even the cheerleader succumbs to its charms in the end. And don't forget to calculate your trajectory on the swings!
Lot Size: 3x3
Lot Price: 96,330
Additional Credits:
Karen - for her contest.
Leefishers for their "encouragement" to upload the lot.
Emmy Noether and David Hilbert for being very cool math nerds.
This park has been designed with the following in mind
1. It is primarily for use at my University Campus - Cognito University, which is a science-based Campus.
2. It includes NO CC. I do have all expansion packs and all stuff packs. While the stuff packs (with the exception of Mansion&Gardens) are optional, the expansion packs are mandatory. Your game will crash if you do not have the expansion packs (and M&G). If you do not have the stuff packs, you will find differences in the decoration if you do not have them.
3. This is one a set.
Who is David Hilbert - and why should we celebrate him with a park? - David Hilbert on Wikipedia
Who is Emmy Noether - and why should we celebrate her with a park? - Emmy Noether on Wikipedia
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Descriptions from the Contest:
The first thing you notice is the interesting pattern in the raised maze park. This is a Hilbert Curve. An elegant algorithm that can be expressed very simply, and fills the space of any area required. It's an interlocking pattern, and regardless of whether you prefer Blue or Green, it is the same algorithm. There are benches for canoodling, chess games and places to eat or study. If studying outdoors is your thing. For most Math Geeks, the only thing that tempts them out is to be in the Hilbert Curve!
Above the Maze, the viewing tower is a mass of blue glass and silver steel, surrounded by flowers (in no particular pattern) and trees. Birch trees were specially planted in this park, as a memento of Emmy Noether's European roots. A BBQ area, and toilet block are also available.
There are no fences between the park and the Library, to allow library users to use the toilets when necessary. The toilets in the park, are available 24/7 but are cleaned daily.
In the corner, you'll notice the Apple Pi. :D
The fountains in the park are not for soaping! No matter how good it looks at night! The abstract statues celebrate Ms. Noether's contributions to Maths, that topographically, a Coffee Cup is the same as a doughnut. Here we see that Humans ARE Coffee and a Doughnut!
The Maze is an open Maze, meaning that there are many routes through the maze, but it still requires some thought to make it to the place you want to go. Around the outside of the maze is Hedge, and along the edges are busts of Hilbert and Noether, and other female mathematicians.
There are two chess sets, and the unsavoury charlatan will *cough* molest *cough* the cheerleader if she gets irritating enough.
The Park is not all fun and games. It's food too! With 2 barbecues to satisfy any appetite.
But mostly? It's to encourage a greater love of all things mathematical - even the cheerleader succumbs to its charms in the end. And don't forget to calculate your trajectory on the swings!
Lot Size: 3x3
Lot Price: 96,330
Additional Credits:
Karen - for her contest.
Leefishers for their "encouragement" to upload the lot.
Emmy Noether and David Hilbert for being very cool math nerds.
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