Space+and+scale

Spatial organization is a strategy that defines different spaces in a design. The spaces are organized by importance and use, by example: in an apartment the most important space is the principal room, then, the dinner room, later the kitchen and by last, sleeping rooms and the bathroom; this organization gives to the apartment the relevance of the different spaces. In a design process, a spatial organization is conceived as points, lines, volumes, fills and empties. The combination of these elements can help to give distinctive relevance to different spaces made as boundaries. One of the principal strategies of design to making and defining space is the use of a plan called Nolli. This type of plan helps to recreate the occupied spaces, empty spaces, and public or private spaces. Boundaries can be physical or sensorial, like the use of walls, stairs, volumes or light, color, context relationship, etc.

The spatial organization has two ways to act: one related with the purpose of design and the second one is related with the accomplishment of a development program.These aspects can work each other to build a building or a place completely connected. Is also related with the different elements of differentiation and relationship with the environment. When a space has the measurement in the high twice of a normal high of another space, has a major relevance than this one. When a space has a direct relationship with the environment and the light has more relevance than any other. The spatial organization is the most important aspect in the design of a place or building, this makes the principal aspects to follow in the organization of the elements and structures.

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