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	Verticality is an abstract conceptual and perceptual construct that is used in human sensory systems for orientation in space and time. It refers to a position or direction perpendicular to the horizontal plane, otherwise known as upright, plumb, or situated at the vertex.		Verticality is an abstract conceptual and perceptual construct that is used in human sensory systems for orientation in space and time. It refers to a position or direction perpendicular to the horizontal plane, otherwise known as upright, plumb, or situated at the vertex.
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	Maintaining or achieving verticality is particularly important in surveying, i.e. when levelling.		Maintaining or achieving verticality is particularly important in surveying, i.e. when levelling.

−	NB Vitruvius articulated the expression of architecture and human experience as inherently a vertical one.	+	NB: Vitruvius articulated the expression of architecture and human experience as inherently a vertical one.

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	* Perspective.		* Perspective.
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	* Synclastic.		* Synclastic.
	* Tensegrity.		* Tensegrity.

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	Verticality is an abstract conceptual and perceptual construct that is used in human sensory systems for orientation in space and time. It refers to a position or direction perpendicular to the horizontal plane, otherwise known as upright, plumb, or situated at the vertex.		Verticality is an abstract conceptual and perceptual construct that is used in human sensory systems for orientation in space and time. It refers to a position or direction perpendicular to the horizontal plane, otherwise known as upright, plumb, or situated at the vertex.

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	Maintaining or achieving verticality is particularly important in surveying, i.e. when levelling.		Maintaining or achieving verticality is particularly important in surveying, i.e. when levelling.
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		+	NB Vitruvius articulated the expression of architecture and human experience as inherently a vertical one.

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The term ‘verticality’ refers to an abstract conceptual and perceptual construct that is used in human sensory systems to orient oneself in space and time. It is the position or direction perpendicular to the horizontal plane, otherwise known as upright, plumb, or situated at the vertex.

Vitruvius articulated the expression of architecture and human experience as inherently a vertical one.

Maintaining or achieving verticality is particularly important in surveying, i.e. when levelling.

= Related articles on Designing Buildings Wiki =

* Anticlastic.
* Levelling in surveying.
* Perspective.
* Synclastic.
* Tensegrity.
* The history of fabric structures.
* The origins of perspective.
* Vertical riser.

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