A set of furniture pieces arranged according to function and use

A close, often compact correspondence between functional groupings and the form or structure of the enclosing space

A free and unrestrained arrangement of furniture groupings that does not necessarily correspond to the form or structure of the surrounding space

An outer room that leads to a larger, more important room, often used as a waiting area

A passageway in a house, hotel, or other building

A narrow passageway or gallery connecting parts of a building, esp. one into which several rooms or apartments open

A connected series of group of rooms arranged to be used together

A floor plan consisting of fully enclosed spaces or distinct rooms linked by doorways

A floor plan having no fully enclosed spaces or distinct rooms

A recess or small room connected to or forming part of a larger room

A small entrance hall between the outer door and the interior of a house or building

A large room or building for public gatherings or entertainment

A long, relatively narrow room or hall, esp. one for public use and having architectural importance through its scale or decorative treatment

An axial arrangement of doorways connecting a series of rooms so as to provide a vista down the entire length of the suite

Two spaces abutting or contiguous with each other, esp. when having a common boundary or border

Two spaces joined or connected by a third intervening space

Two spaces interwoven or fit into each other so as to form a zone or field of shared space

A space enveloped or incorporated as an essential part of a larger space

Spaces extended, arranged, or linked along a path, or gallery

Spaces gather around or coming together at a large or dominant central space

Spaces arranged like radii or rays from a central space or core

Spaces organized with reference to a rectangular system of lines and coordinates

Spaces grouped, collected, or gathered closely together and related by proximity rather than geometry

Movement, passage, or change from one form, state, or place to another

The passage of persons or things from one place to another or through an area

A route or course along which movement occurs, or the pattern of such movement

A small or narrow intervening space between things or parts

A space occupying an intermediate place or position, esp. to serve as an intermediary between differing forms, structures, or functions

A line or narrow part where an area begins or ends

A place or point of entering or beginning