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PRIVATE SPACE
Whereas private space known as a location where users have reasonable reason
of using it. Private space also means a place in which a user has a reasonable
expectation of privacy such as a person’s home. As with public space there are
many different scales of private space. The private space of our personal
bedroom is quite different than the private space of a corporate
office. Regardless of the level of privacy a private space it is typically smaller
than a public space, if for nothing else than the fact of a lower
occupancy. Historically private space has been as small as a bed or as large as a
castle. Either way it offers security, safety, and a place to rest. Activities that
society, or an individual, has determined are not appropriate for public are
carried out in private space. Our society values personal space, whether a child
or an adult as our own space. This may be a space used for work, hobbies, self
reflection or to wind down. The best part of private space is we can do whatever
we want privately. As like public space, the value of private space is clear. It easy
to understand private space is own by individual with specific activity. Private
space in architecture refers to design choices that give people a sense of security
and privacy in a physical space. In a luxury home, we do not want spaces used
for guest entertainment to infringe on more private areas of the home such as
bedrooms.
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