Equilateral Triangle - in Culture and Society

In Culture and Society

Equilateral triangles have frequently appeared in man made constructions:

• Some archaeological sites have equilateral triangles as part of their construction, for example Lepenski Vir in Serbia.
• The shape also occurs in modern architecture such as Randhurst Mall and the Jefferson National Expansion Memorial.
• The Flag of the Philippines, the Seal of the President of the Philippines and the Flag of Junqueirópolis contain equilateral triangles.
• It is a shape of a variety of road signs, including the Yield sign.
• Tau Kappa Epsilon a NIC Fraternity uses the equilateral triangle as its primary symbol.