this architectural design was created by\n(1 point)\nusing an organic pattern in the form of a…

this architectural design was created by\n(1 point)\nusing an organic pattern in the form of a tessellation.\nusing a geometric pattern in the form a tessellation.\nusing no definite pattern and placing shapes randomly.\nusing patterns that alternate between geometric and organic.

this architectural design was created by\n(1 point)\nusing an organic pattern in the form of a tessellation.\nusing a geometric pattern in the form a tessellation.\nusing no definite pattern and placing shapes randomly.\nusing patterns that alternate between geometric and organic.

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Brief Explanations:

The architectural design in the image shows a structured, repeating pattern of geometric shapes (triangles, lines forming a grid - like, tessellating pattern). Organic patterns are more free - form, not structured like this. The design has a definite geometric pattern that tessellates (covers a plane without gaps or overlaps). The other options: “using no definite pattern...” is wrong as the pattern is definite; “alternating between geometric and organic” is wrong as it's purely geometric; “organic pattern” is wrong as the pattern is geometric.

Answer:

B. using a geometric pattern in the form a tessellation.