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| In an open area there are four basic organizign concepts that you can use to begin space planning: |
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| linear, axial, grid, and central systems |
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| series of spaces or room that are placed in a single line (bent or curved, or straight)(rooms positioned on either side of a corridor that encircles the building's core.) |
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| have two or more major linear segments aobut which spaces are placed. sometimes secondary paths frow out of the primary axes. |
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| grid systems organizations |
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| two sets of spaced elements. (open plan workstations or restaurant tables) |
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| one space about which secondary elements are placed. (hotel lobby) |
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| what is one of the primary ways to organize a room? |
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| name 3 types of circulation layouts |
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| dumbell; doughnut; radial |
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| adv. of linear dumbell layout |
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| simplest and most flexible. double loaded corridor |
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| makes a complete loop. double loaded corridor, 2 exits easy. only good for larger buildings so as not to reduce efficiency |
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| major space serves as focal piont and circ. extends from there. most radial legs will have to have an exit unless codes allow. |
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