Rhythm

 __**Rhythm**__   The first one I would describe it as a geometrical colorful paint. The second one seems like four abstract watermelons. The third one seems to be a sculpture about a circle and a slinky. The fourth one looks like a leaf on water colors. The fifth one looks like a Mondrian. The sixth is just a battery, and the seventh is a score. Picture 8 seems to be a bunch of red, yellow and blue squares and rectangles. Pictures 9 and 10 are trees and a white fence.
 * Look at the images above and think how you would describe them. **

I think the ones that have more rhythm are 1, 2, 9, 10, and the Mondrian, because of the repeated patterns. The score, seen as a picture, looks rhythmic because of the lines and repeated notes. The battery, seen as an instrument, it can produce music, that itself, has rhythm. The other ones seem dull, and boring.

 Rhythm is a series of repeated elements in a composition, which gives it sense and establishes some sort harmony between those elements.  3 words related to Rhythm  1. Music 2. Harmony 3. Synchronization
 * Define Rhythm based on what you have observed in those images.**

 One can create rhythm in architecture and urban planning by establishing harmony between each and every element, or by repeating that element in a smart way, trying not to make the composition boring, but still giving it equilibrium, proportions and order, making such a beautiful composition that none of the elements should be removed, or any other element added without ruining the composition.
 * Briefly state how do you create rhythm in architecture and urban planning?**