Riemann surface

Some complex functions are "contradictory in the ordinary plane."

Instead of using a single flat surface, stack multiple flat surfaces on top of each other.

Then, in the first order, √z = + and in the second order, √z = − can exist without contradiction.

"Architecture where different levels of space exist within the same location."

For example, a space where you enter the same door but end up on a different floor—like a "door to anywhere."

"Create space to match the function"

Riemann surface as architectural space

topology

mathematics	architecture
branch point	Well of Light
2 contacts	Upper and lower exhibition spaces
branch cut	spiral staircase
√z	double tier space

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