
April 21, 2011
892 Unique Ways to Partition A 3×4 Grid
The Dubberly Design Office recently published a poster depicting “the 892 unique ways to partition a 3×4 grid into unit rectangles.” This project was inspired by a patent received in 2006 by William Drenttel and Jessica Helfand of Winterhouse (“Method and system for computer screen layout based on a recombinant geometric modular structure,” Patent No. 7124360) that modeled screen-based grid systems.
Here is a 100-second animation, which is based on the poster, cycling through all 892 variations. Read more about it here.
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