One Mucuboctahedron: Four Ways to View It
Proceedings of Bridges 2013: Mathematics, Music, Art, Architecture, Culture
Pages 507–510
Short Papers
Abstract
Our first attempt at building the mucuboctahedron naturally resulted in a symmetric tetrahedral structure. As we explored other places to cut the infinite Archimedean polyhedron, it revealed a cubic lattice structure, a ring around a hexagonal hole structure, and an octahedral structure. This inspired some further research into its geometric properties.