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Pattern Number: 191Pattern Title: The Shape of Indoor Space
Category: Buildings
Sub-Category: Fine tune the shape and size of rooms and alcoves
Up links: 190 Ceiling Height Variety
Horizontal links: 106 Positive Outdoor Space
Down links: 212 Columns at the Corners 210 Floor and Ceiling Layout 219 Floor-ceiling Vaults 218 Wall Membrane 106 Positive Outdoor Space 197 Thick Walls 198 Closets Between Rooms 193 Half-open Wall 205 Structure Follows Social Spaces
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Link to Google Books: 191 The Shape of Indoor Space - look for result showing just pattern number and title
Summaries of content, keywords and links generated by algorithms. Thank you smmry.com:
Summary 1: With occasional exceptions, make each indoor space or each position of a space, a rough rectangle, with roughly straight walls, near right angles in the corners, and a roughly symmetrical vault over each room.
Summary 2: Since a social space is convex - see the extensive argument in POSITIVE OUTDOOR SPACE - it must either have a wall which is concave or a wall which is perfectly straight.
Summary 3: Every wall with social spaces on both sides of it, must have straight walls, except where it is thick enough to be concave on both sides.
Summary 4: Polygon, rough rectangle, thick curved wall, exterior curved wall.
Summary 5: Avoid curved walls except where they are strictly necessary - WALL MEMBRANES.
Summary 6: Make the walls of each room generous and deep -THICK WALLS, CLOSETS BETWEEN ROOMS; and where it is appropriate, make them HALF-OPEN WALLS..
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