is expressiveness. The exterior of a building expresses the internal function.

Size, magnitude, relationship of the human body with architectural motifs such as doors, windows, steps.

Equilibrium, Equality, Adjustment of Tones, Values.

Relationships the eye makes with, between the size, shape, and tone of various objects or parts of a composition.

Volume required by activities

Activity grouping and zoning

Site and climate.

Sanitation, electrical, structural, lightning, HVAC, Acoustics, water

Circulation, forms and images

Thin and thick, horizontal or vertical direction of beams, columns.

Having light and dark colored materials.

An ecclesiastical with Domestic building

Using different materials, glass, marble, steel.

A building of mixed shapes, angles.

A system based on the dimension and proportions of the human body in relation to forms, furniture, heights.

A monumental effect, has a central axis, can be formal or with a radial effect.

Deals with the relationship between an object and the whole structure The window to the wall.

The measurement of man implemented to accommodate him to machines.

All parts must fit together in such a way that the composition will be disturbed if one element is removed.

Has an informal effect

An elementary means of organizing forms and spaces in architecture. It is a line established by two points.

This deal between the parts of an object and the whole object, ex: window panes and the whole jamb.

The size of a building element relative to the dimensions and proportion of the human body.

Has a picturesqueness of surroundings.

Forms and spaces especially placed to call attention to themselves as being the important elements in composition.

In unity, shapes, sizes of elements are shown one after the other.

Influence of traditional types (spires, classical orders, Gothic)

To be unique, forms and spaces are visually dominant, and different from that of the other elements in the composition.

Human quality or emotional appeal (dignified, dynamic, strong, forbidding, light)

To give an emphasis or interest in unity.

This reflects the degree of importance, the functional and symbolic roles they play in the organized design.

Use of building, like for a shop, a bank or a church.

Significantly different in dimension than all other elements in the composition. (The biggest, or the smallest to be noticed)

Deals with motifs of more than one member, or same size and same energy.