SPACE PLANNING Important Considerations

INTERIOR ZONING (pp. 130-131)

Zoning

Activities grouped by similar (interrelating) functions and degree of privacy

Should be indicated in the program

Four Zones

________________ Zone

________________ Zone

________________ Zone

________________ Zone

SPATIAL ORGANIZATION (pp. 160-162)

Closed Planning

Compartmentalization of specific spaces

Separate rooms with particular functions joined by hallways (19th & 20th centuries) Advantages:

Disadvantages:

Open Planning

One central space or a few spaces that flow or combine into other spaces Open plan in early civilizations, then closed (19th/20th c), open plan again popular Advantages:

Disadvantages:

FLOOR PLAN DEVELOPMENT

Schematics

Utilize schematic diagrams to develop conceptual design approach

Bubble diagrams, zoning diagrams, relationship diagrams, etc.

Designing Interiors, Kilmer & Kilmer, pp. 54, 200

FLOOR PLAN DEVELOPMENT (p. 163)

Bubble Diagram to Floor Plan

BUBBLE DIAGRAM o Defines the interrelationship of required spaces o Bubbles reflect accurate sizes/scale o Required adjacencies reflected by arrows

ROUGH FLOOR PLAN develops from bubble diagram; major circulation indicated

o Refer to p.137, Fig.6.2 in course text for typical room sizes! ROUGH FURNITURE PLAN developed to assure appropriate spatial scale and

proportions

FINAL FLOOR PLAN concept with furniture layout

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