ex. hexagonal house such as the Hannah Honeycomb House.
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The pentagon.\nActually any building is technically geometric.
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try www.architecture.com
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http://www.hermyspacelayouts.com have the best layouts I've seen.
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for a flat surface, hexagons join other hexagons (like cells in a bees hive)\n\nIt might be fun to fill a flat surface with octagons an squares.\n\nBoth of the ones I've described can be used to tile a floor - a flat surface with no gaps.\n\nHe might like to arrange lots of different polygons (all with the same length of side) to form his initial.  \n\nAnd colour them in
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My friends took an old window pane that had six sections in it and got engagement photos from my mom (black and white), went to Hobby Lobby to buy black mats for each section and used the window to "frame" our pictures.  It is really beautiful and classic looking but very different at the same time.  She put a new silver handle and lock on it to keep the window feel.  I'm from Oklahoma.
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Maybe a puzzle or a board game.
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If a red house is made from red bricks, and a blue house is made from blue bricks and a black house is made from black bricks and a pink house is made from pink bricks, what is a green house made of?
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A house drawn on green paper.
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desk, beds, tables, floors, houses, toothpicks, baseball bats, boats, etc
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You need to tell more about what these squares look like
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You can use products like Autocad. It builds floor plans pretty well. But thats for advanced people.\n\nBBut you can download a free tool called SmartDraw. VERY NICE... \n\nTake a look at it, the free link is below
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If you are in Aurora, contact the local historical society to see if they have any information on the home.  You could also go to the town clerk's office and look at the historical land records for that house and that could give you a clue to it's history too.
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First off...there is a lot more. Second...Sorry I didn't supply more.\n\n\nPOLYGONS\nbicentric polygon \nconcave polygon \nconstructible polygon \nconvex polygon \ncyclic polygon \ndecagon \ndodecagon \nenneagon \nequiangular polygon \nequilateral polygon \nhendecagon \nheptagon \nhexagon \nLemoine hexagon \nTucker hexagon \nicosagon \nswastika \noctagon \npentagon \ncyclic pentagon \nregular polygon \nregular decagon \nregular dodecagon \nregular hendecagon \nregular hexagon \nregular icosagon \nregular octagon \nregular pentagon \nstar figure \nstar of Lakshmi \nstar polygon \ndecagram \ndodecagram \noctagram \nheptagram \nstar of David, hexagram \nstar of Goliath, nonagram \npentagram \ntriangle \nacute triangle \nanticomplementary triangle \nequilateral triangle \nexcentral triangle, tritangent triangle \nisosceles triangle \nmedial triangle, auxiliary triangle \nobtuse triangle \nrational triangle \nright triangle \n30-60-90 triangle \nisosceles right triangle \nscalene triangle \nReuleaux triangle \nparallelogram \nequilateral parallelogram: rhombus \nLozenge \nrhomboid \nWittenbauer's parallelogram \nPenrose tile \nPenrose dart \nPenrose kite \nrectangle \nrhombus, diamond \nHarborth's tile \nsquare \ntrapezium \nisosceles trapezium \nquadrilateral \ncyclic quadrilateral, tetrachord, chordal tetragon\nBrahmagupta's trapezium \nequilic quadrilateral \nkite \nrational quadrilateral \nstrombus \ntangential quadrilateral, tangential tetragon\ntrapezoid \nisosceles trapezoid \npolydrafter \n\nCURVED\nannulus \narbelos \nbulb \ncircle \ndisc \nArchimedes' circle \nBankoff circle \ncircumcircle \nexcircle \nincircle \nnine-point circle \ncircular sector \ncircular segment \ncrescent \nlune \nReuleaux polygon \nrotor \nlens, fish bladder, vesica piscis \nReuleaux triangle \nsphere \nsalinon \nsemicircle \ntriquetra \nYin-Yang \n\nNOT COMPOSED OF CIRCULAR ARCS\nArchimedean spiral \nastroid, paracycle, cubocycloid \ndeltoid \nellipse \nsmoothed octagon \nsuper ellipse \ntomahawk \n\nMISC (too lazy to classify)\nTorus\nWhitney umbrella\nCyclide\nMonkey saddle (don't ask, it's real)
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Z-shape or zigzag, because it is a nice shape or a nice design and unique. It's okay for houses to face the steets but it must face the sunlight coz' they say that it's bad luck if it will not be facing the sunlight and it's not really best if you will build your houses near the streets especially when you live in a big community or in an urban place because accidents always happens in that area but if you live in a peaceful place like in a rural or province area it's okay.\nYou could also choose a one-storey house or two or more than storey house.
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Square and regular hexagon together \n\nEach decagon is surrounded on each alternate side by a square and a hexagon\n\nAlternately instead of the regular hexagon you could put 6 equilateral triangles tesselated into a regular hexagon or a combination of hexagons and equilateral triangles.
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could it be House of wax?
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Have a look on this blog - \nhttp://home.wangjianshuo.com/archives/20040423_my_own_cartoon_picture_with_home_style.htm