Geometric Principles

Geometric principles are the fundamental ideas that describe the properties and relationships of shapes, sizes, angles, and positions in space. They help us understand how objects are structured, how they connect, and how they can be measured and compared. For example, principles like the sum of angles in a triangle always adding up to 180 degrees or the way parallel lines never meet are key concepts. These principles underpin many fields—from architecture to engineering—by providing a framework for analyzing and designing the physical world accurately and efficiently.