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SPACES LINKED BY A COMMON SPACE
In space relationship two separate spaces can be linked to each other by a third,
intermediate, space. The strength of the relationship between the two spaces
depends on the qualities of the third space which they share. The intermediate
space can differ in shape and orientation from the two spaces. Alternatively, the
two spaces and intermediate space can also be equal in size or form. If large
enough, the intermediate space can become the primary space and arrange
about itself a number of spaces. Its shape can also be residual and be
determined strictly by the forms of the two spaces being linked.
Figure 67 : Graphic explanation spaces linked by a common space
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