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Aperiodix is a tiling system designed for decorative wall surfaces designed by Ben Sandell, Situ Studio, Geoff Sosebee, and Eric Weil for Oso Industries. The system is based on a set of three triangles that can be laid out in an aperiodic, or non-repeating, pattern which results in unique and constantly changing compositions. The face of each triangular tile has a 3-dimensional undulating surface that always matches the neighboring tile, no matter which pattern is followed.
Design by Oso Industries
http://architizer.com/products/aperiodix-concrete-wall-tile-system/
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