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" Space planning basics / "
Mark Karlen ; illustrations by Kate Ruggeri and Mark Karlen ; building shell drawings CAD-generated by Peter Hahn
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BL
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658293
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| Main Entry
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Karlen, Mark
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| Title & Author
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Space planning basics /\ Mark Karlen ; illustrations by Kate Ruggeri and Mark Karlen ; building shell drawings CAD-generated by Peter Hahn
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| Edition Statement
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Second edition
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x, 178 pages :: illustrations ;; 22 x 28 cm
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| ISBN
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0471434396
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: 9780471434399
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Includes bibliographical references (pages 169-170) and index
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| Contents
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Planning methodology -- The first planning steps : bubble diagrams and block plans -- Small and dimensionally demanding spaces -- The building shell and major systems -- Important influencing factors -- Developing a rough floor plan -- Refining the solution -- Developing skills beyond the basic level -- Appendix : design programs and building shells
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"Completely revised to address changes in industry practice and new technologies, [this book] presents all the necessary tools and know-how to effectively create design programming for both small and large space planning projects. The author's step-by-step space planning approach demonstrates how to use matrices and diagrams to fully visualize the space analysis process, including how to apply bubble diagrams and block plans for establishing a workable spatial organization. With a focus on existing structures, this comprehensive book presents material in a realistic context to create a hands-on guide that helps develop applicable skills and provides accessible information for solving day-to-day issues in the real world. This new second edition features: Discussions of CAD options in the planning process ; A variety of new skill-developing exercises ; Illustrations that reflect current ADA compliance. Complete with coverage of every consideration designers need to address at each phase, such as building code requirements and environmental controls, [this book] is a valuable learning tool for intermediate-level students in interior design, architecture, facilities management, and construction management, as well as professionals in these fields"--Back cover
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Interior architecture
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Space (Architecture)
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729
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NA2765.K37 2004
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