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The entrance to the Hansol Museum designed by Tadao Ando adorns a linear pathway with water on both sides.

It is primarily a straight path which then gets intersected and segmented based on the need – linear, curvilinear, segmented, branched, loop, etc. Casa Arm, designed by OOIIO Architecture, an illusioned masterpiece looks like it has been cut in half. The exterior space is taken further into the building by creating a depression into the entrance. The Maricopa Campus of the Central Arizona College flaunts its bold geometric projected entryway. (ii) ProjectedĬreates a bolder statement by projecting the entrance to create a transitional space between the exterior and interior. Casa Meztitla designed by the firm EDAA highlights this stunning flush entrance that transforms and blends into the façade. Surface continuity of the wall is maintained by creating the door thickness equal to that of the wall. Wall opening can be broadly divided into three types: (i) Flush By penetrating a vertical plane wall, an entrance is created. Most times, punching a hole in the wall is enough to create an entrance. The simple change in level defines the entrance portico of this residence by Ramon Esteve Estudio. Change in LevelĪ change in height of the plane can establish the idea of entrance into a different space. The Liberty Square in Taipei is a stunning example of an implied plane where they’ve neither compromised the entrance design or the view of the building itself. When you don’t want the entrance to obstruct the view of the building, a symbolic representation of an entrance can be made. The David and Gladys Wright House, built by Frank Lloyd Wright, makes the user go through a revolution to reach the building entrance. Highlights the three dimensional form of the building by making the user go around the building before they reach the entrance. The glass house, designed by Philip Johnson invites the user to explore the surrounding environment before reaching the building entrance.

FrontalĪ simple and straight path that directly leads to the entrance of the building. It’s the path you take to reach the building.

Existing pathways or circulation in the siteĥ types of Circulation in Architecture: 1.

The contours or topography inside that can affect the circulation in the site.

Vehicular circulation inside the building.

Pedestrian flow and approach into or out of a building.

While doing site analysis for a site, the following points about circulation need to be considered: On a functional basis, circulation can be divided into the following: Movement of a user in space horizontally with increasing difference in distance. Movement of a user in space vertically with increasing difference in level. The circulation of space is broadly divided into two parts in both interior and exterior design: Vertical And in the interior spaces, at least 3-4 feet wide pathways are often designed for comfortable circulation. Ideally, in most cases, at least 40% of the total area will be taken over by the circulation in the space. In any design process spatial organization and circulation play a crucial part. A building is considered to have good circulation if the progress from where we’ve been to where we are going is subconscious and predictable. Importance of Circulation in ArchitectureĬirculation plays an important role in our emotions towards the building, be it comfort or security. And they often leave an anxious and uninviting impression of the building. We’ve all probably experienced getting lost in a jumble of staircases and corridors at some point in our lives.