Propo rtion and

scale
Proportion and scale are used extensively
in architecture to create forms that are
both functional and pleasing to the eye.

Designers use scale to create compositions that

are appropriate in size for the intended use and
proportion them in such a way that the separate
parts relate to one other, as well as the whole of
the building, in a harmonious and rational
manner.
 Proportion and scale
Proportion
Proportion refers to the
proper and harmonious
relationship between shapes
relative to one another or to
the composition as a whole.
Proportion is concerned with
both quality as well as the
Scale
Scale refers to the size of
something compared to a
reference standard or to
the size of something else
(like a human being).

degree of emphasis or
articulation.

Tricubic
 Tricubic
Symbolizes the three buildings:

consists of the main building and

the 2 cube-like one story building
which is the clothing line.
 Proportioning systems have been used throughout the history of
architecture to create both order and aesthetic beauty. The goal
is always to strike the best balance between scale, that is the scale
of forms relative to others, and the harmonious relationship
between the parts.