SPACE Flashcards

1
Q

Beauty, using the principles of
design. architecture as distinguished
from the mere building
or Engineering structure.

A

CONTRIBUTIONS OF

AESTHETICS

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2
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Consist of forms and spaces
whose positions in space and
relationship with one another
are regulated by a three dimensional
pattern or field, such as
a skeletal structural system of
columns and beams.
A

GRID FORMS

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3
Q
uses proximity to relate its
spaces to one another. It often
consists of repetitive cellular
spaces that have similar functions
and share a common visual
trait, orientation.
A

CLUSTERED FORMS

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4
Q

Compositions of linear forms
that extends outward from central
space or form in a wheel
manner.

A

RADIAL FORMS

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5
Q
Consists of a number of secondary
forms clustered about dominant
central parent forms, Centrality,
can embody sacred
places.
A

CENTRALIZED FORMS

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6
Q
Services to occupants (utility,
function) How high would be the
kitchen storage, reach, How big
the furnishings will be to learn
the size of the enclosed space.
A

USE OF SPACE

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7
Q

Consists of forms arranged segmentally
in a row of repetitive
space (wall path)

A

LINEAR FORMS

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8
Q

Strength or permanence and

security.

A

COLLABORATION AND

USE OF MATERIALS

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9
Q

Sequence of spaces

A

Configuration of space

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10
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Straight path, primary organizing element. Curvilinear or segmented, have branches or form a loop.

A

Linear

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11
Q

Linear path extending from or terminating at a central

common point.

A

RADIAL

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12
Q

Single, continuous path originates from a central point, revolves around it & becomes increasingly distant from it.

A

SPIRAL

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13
Q
2 sets of parallel 
paths that intersect 
at regular intervals 
& create square or
rectangular fields.
A

GRID

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14
Q

paths that connect

established paths

A

NETWORK

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15
Q

Building employs combination of all the configuration of space

A

COMPOSITE

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15
Q
  • The integrity of each space maintained.
  • Configuration of path is flexible.
  • Mediating spaces used to link path with spaces.
A

PASS BY SPACES

16
Q
  • May pass through Axially, Obliquely or along its edge.
  • Cutting through the space creates patterns of rest & Cutting through the space creates patterns of rest & movement within it
A

PASS THROUGH SPACES

17
Q
  • Location of the space establishes the path.
  • Used for functionally or symbolically important
    spaces.
A

TERMINATE IN A SPACE

18
Q

Corridors, Halls, Galleries, Stairways & rooms.

A

Form of Circulation Space

19
Q

Public galleria or private corridor that relates to the

spaces it links through entrances in wall plane.

A

CLOSED CIRCULATION

20
Q

Balcony or gallery provides visual & spatial continuity

with the spaces it links.

A

OPEN ON ONE SIDE CIRCULATION

21
Q

Colonnaded passageways becomes a physical extension of the space it passes through.

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OPEN ON BOTH SIDES CIRCULATION

22
Q

Means of vertical transport that provide vertical movement b/w levels of building or
outdoor space.

A

STAIRWAYS

23
Q

5 TYPES OF STAIRWAYS

A
  1. Straight-run Stair
  2. L-Shaped Stair
  3. U-Shaped Stair
  4. Circular Stair
  5. Spiral Stair