Ch. 3 Developing and presenting design concepts: short answer and multiple choice
Environmental design research
Functional requirements
Gestalt psychology
Social influences
Frank Lloyd Wright
Le Corbusier
Mies van der Rohe
Walter Gropius
Axial
Clustered
Linear
Open
Environmental design research
Functionality
Historic precedent
Perception theories
A block diagram
An adjacency diagram
A stacking diagram
A bubble diagram
Verify that the adjacencies require physical connection, and then review the problem with the client.
Satisfy as many adjacency connections as possible, and present this information to the client for review and approval.
Ask the client to downgrade the importance of the problematic adjacency.
Develop several alternatives that come as close as possible to the requirements, and have the client select the one that best satisfies the program.
A raised platform
Gypsum wallboard partitions
Over sized doors
A glazed wall
Size of the fireplace
Number of individual seating groups
Types of finish materials
Method of lighting the space
An adjacency matrix
A bubble diagram
A flow chart
A stacking diagram
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