More extreme environments generally mean smaller, more compact/cozy experience containers with a higher ratio of containment material to livable space. Examples: high-altitude funicular vs subway vs train carriages. Or airliner vs space capsule. Or ship vs bathyscape.
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Thinking of it as a tiling problem. Tile with exact squares of side a, trim the ones that go outside. Count the number of unique shapes and frequency thereof. Then make up a theory of that distribution as a function of shape of A.
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Maybe train a neural network on Escher tessellations
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