Pyritosnub cube

The pyritosnub cube, or pysnic, is a convex isogonal polyhedron that is a variant of the small rhombicuboctahedron with pyritohedral symmetry. It has 8 equilateral triangles, 6 rectangles, and 12 isosceles trapezoids for faces.

It can generally be formed by alternating one set of 24 edges of a general great rhombicuboctahedron, such that the octagons become long rectangles.

This polyhedron generally has 3 typoes of edges, as the 24 edges of the small rhombicuboctahedron's squares split into 2 groups of 12, turning the squares into rectangles.

The variant derived from the uniform great rhombicuboctahedron has rectangles with edge lengths 1 and $$1+\sqrt2$$ and triangles of side $$\sqrt3$$.

Another case of this polyhedron, with 6 golden rectangles, can be obtained by removing the 6 vertices of an inscribed octahedron from a uniform icosidodecahedron.