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Façade Design- ARCH 203

Elements of façade and Design Principle 1


FACADE

The protective envelope


Material and construction
Form
Socio-cultural environment
Facade and building services

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FACADE

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POSITION AND LOCATION

Location relative to its environment or visual field direction of a form relative to the ground plane, the compass
points, other forms, or to the person viewing the form.

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ARRANGEMENT AND ORIENTATION

How the forms are related to one another and organized to form a coherent pattern
Two forms can be arranged together as:

Form within another form Interlocking forms

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ARRANGEMENT AND ORIENTATION

Adjacent forms
Similar forms linked by a common form

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ARRANGEMENT AND ORIENTATION

Centralized: a central dominant form


Linear :Linear sequence of repetitive form

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ARRANGEMENT AND ORIENTATION

Clustered : grouped in close proximity or sharing of


common visual trait Grid : Organized within a grid form

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SCALE

Mechanical scale: the size or proportion of something Human scale in architecture is based on the dimensions and
relative to an accepted standard of measurement. proportions of the human body.

Visual scale: the size or proportion an element appears to


have relative to other elements ofknown or assumed size.

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REPRESENTING MATERIALS

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SPATIAL DEPTH CUES

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