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SPACE ORGANIZATION





             Organizing a space in architecture design is fundamental to the creation of

             composition. Organization of space in architecture is fundamental to the
             creation of composition. It brings together different forms and shapes and

             provides a cohesive structure to the design. Space in a building can be arranged

             and organized with certain rule of thumbs so they can relate upon one another

             in a specific way.                    Space relationship between forms created from the
             organization help define their interaction. Spaces in a building can be organized

             into patterns so that they relate to one another in a specific way. Space

             relationships between forms help define their interaction. Some common space
             relationships used in architecture include Space within a Space, Interlocking

             Spaces, Adjacent Spaces and Spaces Linked by a Common Space. In addition to

             these spatial relationships, there are various types of organizational approaches

             used in the design of buildings. Spatial organizations help unite an array of
             otherwise disparate shapes. Common methods of spatial organization include

             Centralized Organization, Linear Organization, Radial Organization, Clustered

             Organization and Grid Organization. These organizational methods can be found
             in architecture throughout all ages. From the time of ancient civilizations to

             modern architectural design, these compositional techniques have withstood

             the test of time.



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