Planning Concept

This chapter explainsPlanning Concept how the act of planning begins with the organization of spatial areas linked by human circulation. Basic plan patterns are proposed together with the poverty of traditional plans. A dining layout is used as an example of a support system, with tradition versus a more architectural solution. The act of drawing is explained from a basic dot and line to the use of grids. Why a person enters a space is answered and with suggested environmental aims. This is followed by relating the enclosure to a person’s journey through the interior. Planning involves overlapping layers of support systems, wall enclosures and lighting. The beginnings of placement and positioning of objects are described. The major 3D planning elements are illustrated to acknowledge their role in planning.