A pattern of man-made pavement usually consists of rectangular or square-shaped concrete or asphalt blocks laid out in a grid-like pattern. The blocks are typically uniform in size and shape and are arranged in tight formations with small gaps in between to allow for proper drainage. The surface may also be textured or stamped to add visual interest and improve traction. The pattern of the pavement may be straight, diagonal, or curved, depending on the intended usage and aesthetics of the area. Additionally, lines and markings may be added to indicate parking spots, crosswalks, or other designated areas.
