Space Planning Architects

Space planning entails interpreting space requirements and organizational goals expressed during implementation. We
examine the information from the viewpoint of our extensive design knowledge and business experience, and develop
space layout recommendations for your project needs.

Space Planning Architecture and Interior Design

Our staff partners with you to develop the design concepts that reflect your preferences and your needs, with
consideration to detail throughout the project. We guide you through the process of plan development - site plans,
architectural details, finishes and furniture - including budget analysis and project scheduling.

There is disclosed a space planning assembly adapted to provide a human readable graphical furniture layout and a
machine readable graphical furniture layout. The assembly has two-dimensional model furniture pieces scaled and
shaped to represent the size of real furniture that adheres to the layout board by magnetic attraction. The furniture
pieces each carry an invisible machine readable symbol which is scanned into a computer system to identify the actual
furniture pieces, their relative location and orientation as represented by the model furniture pieces. The machine
readable symbol has a central dot which identifies the location of the symbol, a radial line extending from the symbol
to determine the angular orientation of the symbol and arc segments of concentric axial lines spaced radially outward
of and at least partially encircling the central dot where the number of arc segments provide for a symbol identification
number that represents a real furniture piece.
Space Planning — The flow of moving through you house, and the placement of the furniture is the most important
part of a designing a home that is functional, and serves the needs and the activities of each person in the house.
Color Consultation — The effect of the use of a harmonious color in a house can create a pleasant, interesting, and
inviting atmosphere. Using proper color choices can create a vibrant or a calming space. It is important to remember
that color and light work together. Without the light we do not see color. A designer can help you to decide what color
to use to get the result you desire.
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A bubble diagram is a diagram which represents information visually in the form of a series of
bubbles. This type of diagram can be used to present a wide variety of information for the
purpose of activities like presentations, planning out designs, and developing strategy. Many
programs with features which allow diagramming have the capacity to produce bubble diagrams
and it is also possible to buy specialized software. Some people prefer to produce such diagrams
by hand.

One case in which the bubble diagram is widely used is in the development of plans for
landscaping and architecture. The bubbles can be used to represent different kinds of spaces in a
plan, varying in shape to represent features of greater or lesser importance and size. The bubble
diagram can create a rough sense of flow which is used to develop a more refined plan.

In architecture, for example, an architect can create an approximate bubble diagram of a space
while working with a client. The client could discuss the various features desired and how
important they are, while the architect uses the bubbles to approximately represent the space and
lay out other information. Using these bubbled plans, the architect can start to develop more
precise plans which retain the traits deemed important during the client meeting. A bubble
diagram floor plan, for example, can represent the flow of a space and provide information about
the sizes of rooms relative to each other.
A Matrix diagram is a graphical tool that shows the connection or correlation between ideas or
issues in the form of a table (matrix). A relationship is indicated at each intersection of rows and
columns as present or absent. The matrix diagram shows the relationship between two, three or
four groups of information. It also can give information about the relationship, such as its
strength, the roles played by various individuals or measurements.

It is a tool used for clarifying problems by “Thinking Multi-dimensionally”. It consists of a two-

dimensional array to determine location and nature of problem. Tree diagram needs to be
constructed before moving to Matrix diagram. The output (Means) of tree diagram are required
to put in Y axis of Matrix and on X axis.