ORGANIZATION

Spatial Organizations

Spatial organizations looks into ways the 2 or more spaces are arranged or combine that might  effect the general look of the space.

There are 5 kinds of spatial organizations :

Centralized organization

Linear organization

Radial organization

Clustered organization

Grid organization

Linear Organization:

It is basically a sequence of spaces that can be allied with each other or can be create with another linear space.

Diagrammatic example:

Example of Linear organization in an interior space:

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Grid Organization: 

When similar forms repeat themselves in a periodic way in lines, a grid is formed. 

Diagrammatic example:

Example of grid organization in an interior space:

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Spatial Relationships

 The relationship of two or more shapes. There are 4 different relationships:

Space within a Space

Interlocking Spaces

Adjacent Spaces

Spaces Linked by a Common Space

Space within a space

When a larger space contains another small spaces within it.

Diagrammatic example:

Example of space within a space in interior spaces:

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Adjacent Spaces

When two are more spaces are placed next to each other.

Diagrammatic example:

Example of adjacent space in interior spaces:

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Spaces Linked by a Common Space

When 2 or more spaces can be connected with a common space.

Diagrammatic example:

Example of spaces linked by a common space in a building environment :

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