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FUNCTIONAL SPACE
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GEOMETRICAL DESCRIPTION OF
FUNCTIONAL SPACE
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1. About the Functional Description of
Spaces
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1. About the Functional Description of Spaces
1.1. FUNCTIONALITY OF SOLIDS VS. FUNCTIONALITY OF VOIDS
A description of form tells what an object is,
while a functional description tells what it accomplishes
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1. About the Functional Description of Spaces
1.1. MORE ABOUT FUNCTIONALITY OF SOLIDS VS. FUNCTIONALITY OF VOIDS
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1. About the Functional Description of Spaces
1.2. ACTIVITIES IN SPACES REFLECTED IN PROGRAMMATIC REQUIREMENTS
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1. About the Functional Description of Spaces
1.2. MORE ABOUT PROGRAMMATIC REQUIREMENTS
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1. About the Functional Description of Spaces
1.2. MORE ABOUT PROGRAMMATIC REQUIREMENTS
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1. About the Functional Description of Spaces
1.3. ORGANIZATION OF ACTIVITIES REFLECTED IN ZONING DIAGRAMS
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1. About the Functional Description of Spaces
1.3. MORE ABOUT ZONING DIAGRAMS
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1. About the Functional Description of Spaces
1.3. MORE ABOUT ZONING DIAGRAMS
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2. About the Geometrical Description of
Functional Spaces
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2. About the Geometrical Description of Functional Spaces
2.1. Elements of Spatial Definition
2.1.1. HORIZONTAL ELEMENTS
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2. About the Geometrical Description of Functional Spaces
2.1. Elements of Spatial Definition
2.1.1. VERTICAL ELEMENTS
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2. About the Geometrical Description of Functional Spaces
2.1. Elements of Spatial Definition
2.1.1. OPENINGS
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2. About the Geometrical Description of Functional Spaces
2.2. SPATIAL RELATIONSHIPS
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2. About the Geometrical Description of Functional Spaces
2.3. ORGANIZING PRINCIPLES AND COMMON SPATIAL CONFIGURATIONS
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2. About the Geometrical Description of Functional Spaces
2.4. SEQUENTIAL EXPERIENCE
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2. About the Geometrical Description of Functional Spaces
2.4. MORE ABOUT SEQUENTIAL EXPERIENCE
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2. About the Geometrical Description of Functional Spaces
2.4. Sequential Experience
2.4.1. APPROACH
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2. About the Geometrical Description of Functional Spaces
2.4. Sequential Experience
2.4.2. ENTRANCE
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2. About the Geometrical Description of Functional Spaces
2.4. Sequential Experience
2.4.2. ENTRANCE
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2. About the Geometrical Description of Functional Spaces
2.4. Sequential Experience
2.4.3. CIRCULATION PATHS
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2. About the Geometrical Description of Functional Spaces
2.4. Sequential Experience
2.4.4. PATH-SPACE RELATIONSHIPS
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2. About the Geometrical Description of Functional Spaces
2.4. Sequential Experience
2.4.5. FORM OF CIRCULATION SPACE
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3. Perception of Solids and Voids
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3. Perception of Solids and Voids
3.1. SOLID AND VOID EQUALS FIGURE AND GROUND RELATIONSHIP
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3. Perception of Solids and Voids
3.1. MORE ABOUT SOLID AND VOID RELATIONSHIP
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3. Perception of Solids and Voids
3.2. SPATIAL RADIANCE
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3. Perception of Solids and Voids
3.2. MORE ABOUT SPATIAL RADIANCE
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3. Perception of Solids and Voids
3.2. MORE ABOUT SPATIAL RADIANCE
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3. Perception of Solids and Voids
3.2. MORE ABOUT SPATIAL RADIANCE
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3. Perception of Solids and Voids
3.2. MORE ABOUT SPATIAL RADIANCE
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3. Perception of Solids and Voids
3.2. MORE ABOUT SPATIAL RADIANCE
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4. FORM OR FUNCTION,
WHAT FOLLOWS WHAT?
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4. FORM OR FUNCTION, WHAT FOLLOWS WHAT?
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4. FORM OR FUNCTION, WHAT FOLLOWS WHAT?
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References
• Architecture: Form, Space & Order, Francis Ching,
ISBN 0-442-21535-5
• Elements of Architecture, Pierre Von Meiss, ISBN
0-747-60014-7
• Elements of Architectural Design, Ernest Burden,
ISBN 0-442-01339-6
• Principles of Form and Design, Wucius Wong,
ISBN 0-442-01405-8
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