Chapter 6: Developing a rough floor plan: Getting start _ Review _ Revision Chapter 7: Refining the solution: Refining the rough plan _ The preliminary floor plan _ Drawing quality and techniques Chapter 8: Developing skill beyond the basic level: Basic implications _ Programs within programs _ Open plan and System furniture Stairs design basic: section 1 _ section 2 _ section 3 _ section 4

1. Planning methodology: definition_the synthesis gap_criteria matrix _ prototypical plan sketch _relationship diagrams 2. The first planning step: bubble diagrams _ block plans 3. Small and dimensionally demanding space: human factor _ barrier-free design standards 4. The building shell and major systems: the building shell _ plumbing systems _ HVAC systems 5. Important influence factors: building codes _ lighting design _ acoustic planning _ planning rules of thumb _ furniture _ spatial quality

By Francis DK Ching Definition_Obvious and less obvious pathway_Circulation effects_Components of circulation_Circulation space_Organizational patterns of architecture_Urban planning_Space organizing

“The life that I have, is all that I have And the life that I have is yours” Part 1: History— Environment— Windows— Energy — Human factors — Daylight calculation Part 2: Case studies: Offices — Residential— Education— Ecclesiastical— Leisure — Display — Transports— Industrial

Section 1: Predisposing causes —Guadet, Choisy, Garnier and Perret, Lethaby and Scott, Industry and the Werkbund, The factory aesthetic, Adolf Loos Section 2: Italy—Futurist architecture. Section 3: Holland—Berlage and Wright, De Stijl, De Wendingen (Expressionism) Section 4: Paris— Progressive building, Vers une architecture, Le Corbusier Section 5: Germany— the Berlin school, the Bauhaus, the Encyclopedic