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INTERLOCKING SPACES
This space relationship as a result from the overlapping of two volumes. This
interlocking space will produce a shared space. Each volume of space will
maintain its identity as space after the volumes interlock each other. It can also
converge with on of the spaces and inherent some the values of its volume. It
can also create its own identity as a space that link the two original spaces. As a
conclusion interlocking space is the results from the overlapping of two volumes
and the resultant area of shared space.
Figure 54 : Graphic
explanation interlocking
spaces
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