We study CAT(0) 2-complexes all of whose polygons are Euclidean rhombi. We describe walls in these complexes, and examine the dual CAT(0) cube complex. Our viewpoint relates Sageev’s dual cube complexes to de Bruijn’s approach to the Penrose tilings
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