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Spaces that can be designed for more than

one purpose.

• Multi-use

• Convertible

• Flexibility

• Modular

Longevity and context of a certain space to be suited in

an appropriate environment.

• Spatial Relationships

• Functionality

• Flexibility

• Sustainability

Science of measuring the human proportions to ensure comfort and

effective functionality.

• Ergonomics

• Human Scale

• Human Proportion

• Anthropometrics

compensating physical limitations and effective ways to traverse

from one point to another.

• Circulation

• Ergonomics

• Accessibility

• Anthropometrics

in the context of race and culture, many countries have a limited difference in features that

would affect the standards of living conditions.

• TRUE

• FALSE

defined as “an applied science concerned with designing and arranging things people use so that

the people and things interact most efficiently and safely; aka human engineering, human factors.

• Static

  Anthropometrics

• Functional

  Anthropometrics

• Ergonomics

• Kinetics

focuses on the needs of employees and customers to

create better systems.

• Physical Ergonomics

• Cognitive Ergonomics

• Organizational Ergonomics

• Office Ergonomics

ensures that you are working from proper heights and reaches, which allows for more efficient and

pain-free work.

• Work Zone

• Comfort Zone

• Standard Zone

• Functional Zone

In Architecture, it includes the micro level of fixture/furniture

pieces, the macro level of buildings and the urban fabric

surrounding them, and the mega level of the natural environment.

• Sustainability

• Human Comfort

• Ergonomics

• Comfort Zone

the amount of distance that people are comfortable putting

between themselves and others. This distance can vary from

person to person.

• Ergonomics

• Comfort Zone

• Proxemics

• Social Distance