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WorksheetsSpace Organization
Total questions: 12
Worksheet time: 4mins
What are the conditions that influence the space organization?
Building program demands and exterior site conditions
Material collaboration, aesthetic contributions, and functional proximities
Aesthetic contributions, exterior site conditions, and client requirements
Functional proximities, hierarchical classification, and access requirements
What are the examples of spatial qualities?
Enclosed, visible, linear, and continuous
Open, linear, continuous, and spacious
Spacious, enclosed, visible, and linear
Open, enclosed, visible, and continuous
How can space within a space have a higher attention-value?
By taking the form of the enveloping shape, but be oriented in a different manner
By being interlocked with another space
By being separated by a row of columns
By being merged with one of the spaces
What is the characteristic of a centralized spatial organization?
Consists of a dominant central space with linear extensions
Uses proximity to relate its spaces to one another
Consists of a number of secondary spaces grouped around a large, dominant, central space
Consists of forms and spaces regulated by a three-dimensional grid pattern
How is the circulation path related to the spaces of a building?
It is unrelated to the organizational pattern of the spaces
It is influenced by the organizational pattern of the spaces
It influences the organizational pattern of the spaces
It has no impact on the spaces of a building
What are the different types of building entrances?
Grid, network, and composite
Centralized, linear, and clustered
Linear, radial, and spiral
Flush, projected, and recessed
How can the form of a circulation space be varied?
By making the opening lower, wider or narrower than anticipated
By making the entrance extra deep
By using circuitous ramps or stairs
By using ornamentation or decorative embellishment
What is the nature of a clustered spatial organization?
Consists of forms and spaces regulated by a three-dimensional grid pattern
Uses proximity to relate its spaces to one another
Consists of a dominant central space with linear extensions
Consists of repetitive, cellular spaces that have similar functions
What is the characteristic of a linear spatial organization?
Consists of a number of secondary spaces grouped around a large, dominant, central space
Consists of forms and spaces regulated by a three-dimensional grid pattern
Consists of a dominant central space with linear extensions
Consists of a series of spaces directly related to one another
What are the ways of linking common space in a spatial organization?
By making the intermediate space differ in form and orientation from the two spaces
By making the intermediate space merge with one of the spaces
By making the intermediate space the dominant space in the relationship
By making the intermediate space equivalent in shape and size to the two spaces
What is the significance of clustered organization in spatial design?
It consists of a dominant central space with linear extensions
It uses proximity to relate its spaces to one another
It consists of a series of spaces directly related to one another
It consists of repetitive, cellular spaces that have similar functions
What are the characteristics of a radial spatial organization?
Consists of forms and spaces regulated by a three-dimensional grid pattern
Consists of a dominant central space from which a number of linear organization extend in a radial manner
Consists of a number of secondary spaces grouped around a large, dominant, central space
Consists of a series of spaces directly related to one another
