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    The document outlines the 6 steps to using bubble diagrams to plan the layout of a museum: 1) List functions, 2) Rank functions by size, 3) Draw proportional bubbles accounting for circulation, 4) Evaluate placement against design parameters, 5) Rearrange bubbles until best layout is achieved, 6) Create a preliminary design from the bubble diagram and further develop the floor plan.

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    The document outlines the 6 steps to using bubble diagrams to plan the layout of a museum: 1) List functions, 2) Rank functions by size, 3) Draw proportional bubbles accounting for circulation, 4) Evaluate placement against design parameters, 5) Rearrange bubbles until best layout is achieved, 6) Create a preliminary design from the bubble diagram and further develop the floor plan.

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    The document outlines the 6 steps to using bubble diagrams to plan the layout of a museum: 1) List functions, 2) Rank functions by size, 3) Draw proportional bubbles accounting for circulation, 4) Evaluate placement against design parameters, 5) Rearrange bubbles until best layout is achieved, 6) Create a preliminary design from the bubble diagram and further develop the floor plan.

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    of 6

    Steps in using bubble diagrams

    1. List functions to be performed (ex: museum)


    storage, operations,
    i administration,
    d i i i educational,
    d i l gift
    if
    shop, exhibits, prep areas, café, staff area,
    children’s area, public restrooms

    2. Rank functions according to size


    allocation (approximate square footage)
    exhibits
    storage
    operations, administration
    educational
    children’s areas
    public restrooms, prep area, staff area
    café, gift shop 4
    3. Taking g circulation
    between spaces
    into consideration,
    d
    draw b
    bubbles
    bbl
    (drawn to
    proportional
    ti l
    relationship)

    5
    4. Evaluate placement of bubbles using
    design parameters

    6
    5. Using overlays,
    rearrange bubbles
    until best layout is
    achieved that
    satisfies design
    parameters

    7
    6. From final bubble diagram create a
    preliminary
    li i d
    design
    i
    Further develop preliminary floor plan

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