Informed by consultancy from the experts of BYRGA GENIHT Ltd, the Twyniho room (above Old Sir Rowland Hill’s Studiolo, and the only room in that corner of Soulton Hall to have kept its C16th wall confirgurations) has been given a new scheme.
The new scheme in the Twyniho Room
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Some Account of why the room has been re-presented like this
James Wenn’s work compellingly suggests that Old Sir Rowland Hill embedded codes within Soulton Hall.
A lot of these codes, are linked to the mathematical properties of the rhombic dodecahedron. This geometric form held particular significance for Plato, the ancient Greek philosopher, who understood it it to represent a vision of a perfect society.
You can see the double cube forming a rhombic dodecahedron in these BYRGA GENIHT Ltd animations, and this shoud help you to follow the code and the design choice.
