Room

Question 1

A portion of space within a building, separated by walls or partitions from other similar spaces.

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Room

Question 2

A large room or building for public gatherings or entertainment.

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Hall

Question 3

A long, relatively narrow room or hall, esp one for public use and having architectural importance through its scale or decorative treatment.

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Gallery

Question 4

A recess or small room connected to or forming part of a larger room.

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Alcove

Question 5

An outer room that leads to a larger, more important room, often used as a waiting area.

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Anteroom

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A corridor or passageway in a house, hotel, or other building.

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Hallway, hall

Question 7

A narrow passageway or gallery connecting parts of a building esp one into which several rooms or apartments open.

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Corridor

Question 8

A connecte series or group of rooms arranged to be used together.

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Suite

Question 9

A floor plan consisting of fully enclosed spaces or distinct rooms linked by doorways.

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Closed Plan

Question 10

A small entrance hall between the outer door and the interior of a house or building.

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vestibule

Question 11

A set of furniture pieces arranged according to function and use.

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Functional Grouping

Question 12

A close, often compact correspondence between functional groupings and the form or structure of the enclosing space.

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Tight Fit

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A free and unrestrained arrangement of furniture groupings that does not necessarily correspond to the form or structure of the surrounding space.

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Loose Fit

Question 14

A floor plan having no fully enclosed spaces or distinct rooms.

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Open Plan

Question 15

The physical volume or bulk of a solid body.

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mass

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An empty space contained within or bounded by mass.

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Void

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The three-dimensional field in which objects and events occur and have relative position and direction, esp a portion of that field set apart in a given instance or for a particular purpose.

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Space

Question 18

Ordinary two- or three-dimensional space in which Euclid’s definitions and axioms apply.

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Euclidean Space, Or Cartesian Space

Every point in three-dimensional Euclidean space is determined by three coordinates.

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A physical environment having particular characteristics or used for a particular purpose.

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Place

Question 20

The mood, character, or atmosphere of an environment or milieu.

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Ambiance, Ambience

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Full of life, activity, movement, or spirit.

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Animated

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A palce affording shelter, protection or safety from danger or distress.

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refuge

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A palce of rest and tranquility.

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Repose

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A point or place upon which interest, activity, or emotion focuses.

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Center

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A central point of attraction, attention or activity.

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Focus

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A view from a particular place, or the place offering a view.

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Outlook

Question 27

An outlook over a region or in a particular direction, or the place that commands such a view.

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Prospect

Question 28

Two spaces abutting or contiguous with each other, esp when having a common boundary or border.

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Adjacent Spaces

Question 29

Two spaces joined or connected by a third intervening space.

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Linked Spaces

Question 30

Two spaces interwoven or fit into each other so as to form a zone or field of shared space.

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Interlocking Spaces

Question 31

A space enveloped or incorporated as an essential part of a larger space.

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Embedded Space

Question 32

Movement, passage, or change from one form, state or place to another.

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Transition

Question 33

A small or narrow intervening space between things or parts.

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Interstice

Question 34

A space occupying an intermediate place or position, esp to serve as an intermediary between differing forms, structures, or functions.

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Mediating Space

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A line or narrow part where an area begins or ends.

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Edge

Question 36

A place or point of entering or beginning.

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Threshold

Question 37

Spaces extended, arranged or linked along a line, path or gallery.

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Linear Organization

Question 38

The passage of persons or things from one place to another or through an area.

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Circulation

Question 39

A route or course along which mvement occurs, or the pattern of such movement.

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Path

Question 40

Spaces gathered about or coming together at a large or dominant central space.

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Centralized Organization

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Spaces arranged like radii or rays from a central space or core.

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Radial Organization

Question 42

Spaces organized with reference to a rectangular system of lines and coordinates.

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Grid Organization

Question 43

Spaces grouped, collected or gathered closely together and related by proximity rather than geometry.

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Clustered organization