Chapter 3: Form & Space - Architecture & Interior Design
Chapter 3: Form & Space - Architecture & Interior Design
Chapter 3: Form & Space - Architecture & Interior Design
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Window allow daylight to penetrate the space<br />
and illumoinate the surfaces of a room, offer<br />
views to the exterior, establish relationship<br />
with adjacent spaces, and provide for natural<br />
ventialation.<br />
Architectural <strong>Design</strong> and Theory 1: <strong>Form</strong>, <strong>Space</strong> & Order<br />
Doorway offer entry into a room and<br />
influence the pattern of movement and use<br />
within it.<br />
Opening lying wholly within the enclosing planes of a space do not weaken the edge difinition<br />
not the sense of closure of the space<br />
Multiple openings may be clustered to form a unified composition with a plane, or be staggered<br />
or dispersed to create visual movement along the surface of the plane.<br />
As an opening whting a plane increases in size, it will at some point cease to be a gifure within<br />
an enclosing field and become instead positive element in itself.<br />
A horizontal openig that extends across a wall<br />
plane begins to visually lift the ceiling plane from<br />
the wall planes and give a feeling of lightness<br />
A window-wall admits more daylight, offer<br />
more expansive views, and visually expans<br />
the space beyound its phsical boundaries<br />
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