CIRCULATION

􏰀Building Approach
There are three methods to enter into a building. Frontal, oblique and spiral. The whole experience on how to reach or enter the building will depend and change on these three methods.

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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Field_Museum_of_Natural_History

Building Entrances
Where the entrance is located, will influence the movement of going in and out a building or another space. There as three main types of enter; flush, projected, or recessed.

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http://www.bahaullah.org/ridvan/

􏰀Configuration of the Path
Paths leading to a space always start with at point and the scale of the pathway can determine the importance of the space that it leads us to. Paths leading towards public spaces tend to be bigger then paths that lead to private spaces. There are 6 types of configuration of paths; linear, radial, spiral, grid, network, and composite. 

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 http://homescapesltd.com/gallery/walkways/

􏰀Path-Space Relationships
The way the path links spaces can change the relations of the connecting spaces. There are three relationships of path-spaces; Pass by spaces, pass through spaces and terminate in a space.

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Houzz.com

Form of the Circulation Spaces 
Enclosed, open on one side and open on both sides are three-forms circulation spaces we see. They are needed so that spaces can be function able for people to live in and experience the space without any difficulty. 

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http://www.cmog.org/press-release/corning-museum-glass-unveils-final-design-its-north-wing-expansion