The world's most beautiful buildings according to science and it's St Paul's Cathedral that's No1
Fascinatingly this 'golden ratio' can be found in Sonic the Hedgehog's head, in flowers, waves and even galaxies. THE TOP 50 MOST BEAUTIFUL BUILDINGS IN THE WORLD - ACCORDING TO SCIENCE 1. St. Paul's Cathedral (England, built in 1710) - 72.28 per cent alignment to the golden ratio 2. AdvertisementFor London-based architect Chris Bradley, the lack of golden ratio in the modern buildings in the ranking 'proves it's redundant'. Read more about the top 50 most beautiful buildings here.
Source: Daily Mail March 18, 2021 16:15 UTC
