Titles and categories scraped by algorithm from on-line sources:
Pattern Number: 144Pattern Title: Bathing Room
Category: Buildings
Sub-Category: The most important areas and rooms (in a house)
Up links: 127 Intimacy Gradient 129 Common Areas at the Heart 136 Couple's Realm 137 Children's Realm 138 Sleeping to the East 143 Bed Cluster
Horizontal links:
Down links: 159 Light on Two Sides of Every Room 238 Filtered Light 173 Garden Wall 71 Still Water 178 Compost 191 The Shape of Indoor Space
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Link to Google Books: 144 Bathing Room - look for result showing just pattern number and title
Summaries of content, keywords and links generated by algorithms. Thank you smmry.com:
Summary 1: The motions we call bathing are mere ablutions which formerly preceded the bath.
Summary 2: The place where they are performed, though adequate for the routine, does not deserve to be called a bathroom.
Summary 3: Rudofsky points out that cleaning up is only a small part of bathing; that bathing as a whole is a far more basic activity, with therapeutic and pleasurable aspects.
Summary 4: If we imagine a large bathing room, large enough to make bathing a pleasure, we see that we can certainly not afford more than one of them per family.
Summary 5: Visitors must be able to use the bathing room, and must therefore be able to reach it without passing through the private rooms or bedrooms.
Summary 6: We imagine solid unlockable doors to the bathing room as a whole; perhaps swinging doors to establish the fluidity of the area; and then opaque glass doors or curtains on the shower stall; a simple door for the toilet stalls - this is the most private spot; and an open doorway to the alcove which contains the bath.
Keywords: bath room bathroom private toilet
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