path-space relationship

edges, nodes, and termination of path

form of the circulation spaces

corridors, halls, galleries, stairways, and rooms

differential between self and objects; recognizes self as agent of action; acts intensionally; understands object permanence

learns language use; learns to represent objects with images and words; still egocentric thinking; classifies objects by single feature

logically thinking of objects and events; conservation of number, mass, weight; classifies objects by several features and able to order along single dimension

think logically of abstract proposition; tests hypotheses systematically; concerned with hypothetical, future and ideological problems

absence of disease or infirmity: status of complete mental, physical, and social well-being

Sick Building Syndrom

discomfort and symptoms of illness with no clear disease as a result of being in a specific building

Macro-Level Strategies against Crowding

spacial arrangement to prevent crowding

Micro-Level Strategies against Crowding

to prevent (perception of) crowding

arranged so that each can see and interact with the others

arranged so that each can maintain some privacy from the others

any matter, concern, question, topic, proposition, or situation that demands a design response in order for a building project to be successful for its clients and users

objective, specific, and verifiable by some measurement or observation. There existence is not subject to judgment, but their use and interpretation is based on values

a unit used to determine the heating requirements of buildings, representing a fall of one degree below a specified average outdoor temperature

any topic that answers the question, "What might this design or building look like?"

physical forms that have the attributes of dimension, direction, color (hue, value, and intensity), transparency, and texture and that create size, shape, surface, location, and orientation

should reflect the values of all parties concerned and should serve to resolve any conflicts based on specific concepts or positions

a communication document intended to give assistance to people using a particular system

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S&M Quiz 2

Question	Answer
aprotch	the distant view
entrance	from outside to inside
configuration of the path	sequences of spaces
path-space relationship	edges, nodes, and termination of path
form of the circulation spaces	corridors, halls, galleries, stairways, and rooms
Qlan Gate, Perking, China	Front Approach example
Athens	Spiral Approach example
birht-2 yrs	sensori-motor
birht-2 yrs	differential between self and objects; recognizes self as agent of action; acts intensionally; understands object permanence
2-7 years	pre-operational
2-7 years	learns language use; learns to represent objects with images and words; still egocentric thinking; classifies objects by single feature
7-11 years	concrete operational
7-11 years	logically thinking of objects and events; conservation of number, mass, weight; classifies objects by several features and able to order along single dimension
11 years plus	Formal Operational
11 years plus	think logically of abstract proposition; tests hypotheses systematically; concerned with hypothetical, future and ideological problems
health	absence of disease or infirmity: status of complete mental, physical, and social well-being
Sick Building Syndrom	discomfort and symptoms of illness with no clear disease as a result of being in a specific building
Macro-Level Strategies against Crowding	spacial arrangement to prevent crowding
Micro-Level Strategies against Crowding	to prevent (perception of) crowding
Sociopetal	arranged so that each can see and interact with the others
sociofugal	arranged so that each can maintain some privacy from the others
issue	any matter, concern, question, topic, proposition, or situation that demands a design response in order for a building project to be successful for its clients and users
facts	objective, specific, and verifiable by some measurement or observation. There existence is not subject to judgment, but their use and interpretation is based on values
degree days	a unit used to determine the heating requirements of buildings, representing a fall of one degree below a specified average outdoor temperature
solution	any topic that answers the question, "What might this design or building look like?"
solution	physical forms that have the attributes of dimension, direction, color (hue, value, and intensity), transparency, and texture and that create size, shape, surface, location, and orientation
Goals	should reflect the values of all parties concerned and should serve to resolve any conflicts based on specific concepts or positions
privacy gradients	degrees/range of privacy
users' manual	a communication document intended to give assistance to people using a particular system

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