60sided

60sided, or 60-sided, describes objects that have sixty sides. In geometry, a polygon with sixty sides is called a hexacontagon. For a regular hexacontagon, each interior angle measures 174 degrees, the exterior angle is 6 degrees, and the sum of all interior angles is 10,440 degrees.

Beyond pure geometry, the term is used in design and architecture to evoke modularity and complexity. 60sided appears in product names, art projects, and architectural models that emphasize many facets or segmented surfaces. In these contexts, “60-sided” may refer to the number of facets in a polyhedral sculpture, a tessellated paneling system, or a generative design algorithm, with the exact meaning varying by creator and project.

In scholarly and educational contexts, 60sided can function as a descriptive term in discussions of polygon families, tiling problems, and combinatorial geometry. While it rarely denotes a formal mathematical object beyond the hexacontagon itself, the phrase serves as a useful shorthand for exploring properties and challenges associated with high-sided polygons and their applications.