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    This document provides an assignment for an architectural design course. Students are asked to design a space configuration using two spatial organizations across two levels with only two different space shapes. They must apply subtraction and addition techniques to generate openings between spaces while maintaining the original shapes. The design must accommodate 16 small spaces, 8 larger spaces, 4 even larger spaces, and 4 of the largest spaces, with varying degrees of enclosure between 25% and 50%. Students then need to draw plans, a cutaway view, and build a physical model of their design.

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    This document provides an assignment for an architectural design course. Students are asked to design a space configuration using two spatial organizations across two levels with only two different space shapes. They must apply subtraction and addition techniques to generate openings between spaces while maintaining the original shapes. The design must accommodate 16 small spaces, 8 larger spaces, 4 even larger spaces, and 4 of the largest spaces, with varying degrees of enclosure between 25% and 50%. Students then need to draw plans, a cutaway view, and build a physical model of their design.

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    This document provides an assignment for an architectural design course. Students are asked to design a space configuration using two spatial organizations across two levels with only two different space shapes. They must apply subtraction and addition techniques to generate openings between spaces while maintaining the original shapes. The design must accommodate 16 small spaces, 8 larger spaces, 4 even larger spaces, and 4 of the largest spaces, with varying degrees of enclosure between 25% and 50%. Students then need to draw plans, a cutaway view, and build a physical model of their design.

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    The Islamic University of Gaza

    Faculty of Engineering
    Department of Architectural Engineering

    EARC 2314 Visual Training


    Exercise 9: Spatial Organization

    Grid Spatial Organization, Amsterdam Orphanage, Aldo Van Eyck, 1950.

    Overview:
    The manner in which spaces are arranged can clarify their relative importance and functional or symbolic role in the
    organization of a building. This exercise explores the organization of spaces based on their shape and volume.

    Assignment: Openings in Space


    Step 1. Using the space schedule below, design a space configuration that applies two or more spatial organizations. The
    design shall contain at least 2 levels and only 2 different spaces shapes. Apply subtraction and addition
    techniques to generate openings in both the vertical and horizontal planes (while preserving their original shape),
    and to achieve the required degree of enclosure.
    Space Qty Volume (m3) Degree of Enclosure
    A 16 32 25%
    B 8 64 25%
    C 4 64 50%
    D 4 128 50%
    Step 2. Draw all plans and a cutaway isometric view for the design on a 50x35cm paper panels. Use hatching or
    coloring techniques to apply shade and shadows on your drawings.
    Step 3. Build a physical model for the form you have designed.
    Step 4. Submit photographs of your mid work and final work on Moodle by the dates assigned by your instructor.

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