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Pattern Number: 202Pattern Title: Built-in Seats
Category: Buildings
Sub-Category: Give the walls some depth
Up links: 142 Sequence of Sitting Spaces 130 Entrance Room 179 Alcoves 180 Window Place
Horizontal links:
Down links: 197 Thick Walls 211 Thickening the Outer Walls
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Summaries of content, keywords and links generated by algorithms. Thank you smmry.com:
Summary 1: Throughout the building - SEQUENCE OF SITTING SPACES - there are alcoves, entrances, corners, and windows where it is natural to make built-in seats - ENTRANCE ROOM, ALCOVES, WINDOW PLACE.
Summary 2: Before you build the seat, get hold of an old arm chair or a sofa, and put it into the position where you intend to build a seat.
Summary 3: Now build a seat that is just as wide, and just as well padded - and your built-in seat will work.
Summary 4: Why do built-in seats so often not work properly? The reasons are simple and fairly easy to correct.
Summary 5: If you want to build a seat, ask yourself where you would place a sofa or a comfortable armchair-and build the seat there, not tucked into some hopeless corner.
Summary 6: Built-in seats often place you so that you are facing away from the view or away from the other people in the room..
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