A space within a space is made possible by constructing a space that stands alone and serves a specific purpose within a larger space.
In the example below, a space within a space has been made possible by constructing a lounge area that has an entity of its own inside a larger space.
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Interlocking Spaces
Interlocking spaces occur when the volume of two spaces is shared.
In the example below, the smaller space on the left shares part of its volume with the bigger space on the right hand side causing them to interlock.
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Adjacent can be created in several ways. They can be created by placing to spaces separate from each other side by side or creating an intentional or implied division within.
In the illustration below, the table creates a division between the dining areas on either side making it an adjacent space.
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Spaces linked by a common space occur when two spaces a joined together by a third space in between
The illustration below shows how the larger buildings have become linked by a common space that connects them from the top portion of the buildings.
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URL: http://eco13.net/2009/04/fotos-edificios-ecologicos-china/
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Clustered organization can be created by combining spaces in several ways. Spaces can be combined according to their function, shape, or size and can be combined even if dissimilarities exist within the spaces and their form. Clustered organization can be arranged in a flexible manner.
The illustration below shows a clustered pattern that seems to be arranged more or less around the entrance of the building.
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Your examples are very clear representations of the terms, you did a great job selecting them! I also like that your explanations are clear and concise.
ReplyDeleteI really like the pictures you choose to go along with your terms. They exemplify the concepts clearly and are interesting to look at. Your definitions are to the point and easy to understand. It would have been great if you had also included the diagrammatic representation of each term but either way, good job!
ReplyDeleteThe examples you used were very helpful in explaining the terms. I also really like the theme of your blog!
ReplyDeleteThe way you explained the terms were very helpful and I like the pictures you have chosen together they helped me gain a full understanding
ReplyDeleteI really liked the examples you chose for this section; especially the one for space within a space. Your definitions are clear and easy to understand, which was great!
ReplyDeleteThank you for the examples. I think that you explained each principle well and then had a great example to back up your explanation. I also liked the variety of examples. It's important to recognize things such as space within a space and adjacent spaces in the interior and exterior built environment.
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