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Welcome back to The ArchiTalk with Suma.
One important architecture concept everyone should know is human scale. Human scale means designing spaces according to the size, movement, and comfort of people. When buildings feel too large, too small, or overwhelming, it’s often because human scale is ignored. Good architecture balances room sizes, ceiling heights, furniture, and circulation so spaces feel comfortable and natural. When a space fits the human body and behaviour, it feels welcoming without us even realizing why. That’s the power of designing with people in mind.”
One important architecture concept everyone should know is human scale. Human scale means designing spaces according to the size, movement, and comfort of people. When buildings feel too large, too small, or overwhelming, it’s often because human scale is ignored. Good architecture balances room sizes, ceiling heights, furniture, and circulation so spaces feel comfortable and natural. When a space fits the human body and behaviour, it feels welcoming without us even realizing why. That’s the power of designing with people in mind.”
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By sumaangariWelcome back to The ArchiTalk with Suma.
One important architecture concept everyone should know is human scale. Human scale means designing spaces according to the size, movement, and comfort of people. When buildings feel too large, too small, or overwhelming, it’s often because human scale is ignored. Good architecture balances room sizes, ceiling heights, furniture, and circulation so spaces feel comfortable and natural. When a space fits the human body and behaviour, it feels welcoming without us even realizing why. That’s the power of designing with people in mind.”
One important architecture concept everyone should know is human scale. Human scale means designing spaces according to the size, movement, and comfort of people. When buildings feel too large, too small, or overwhelming, it’s often because human scale is ignored. Good architecture balances room sizes, ceiling heights, furniture, and circulation so spaces feel comfortable and natural. When a space fits the human body and behaviour, it feels welcoming without us even realizing why. That’s the power of designing with people in mind.”