Spatial Planning Theory And Practical N4 — Memo

June 2019 — N4 — Spatial Planning Theory And Practical

N4 2019 Nated Interior Decorating

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2.1Analysis is to identify,

2.2It is to become motivated and accept the problem (2\

2.3It is after the physiological needs are satisfied It implies freedom from threat, discomfort, pain and unknown stimuli which may cause fear Children need an environment with routine and set rules Adults need financial

2.4Aesthetic is the beauty or decoration in the home Functional is the utilitarian functions of the home, plumbing, HVAC etc (4\ [20]20

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3.1Bright light is stimulating, energising and makes us feel as th ough we should be up and about. If over use d, it may be boring and tiring.

3.2can be isolated at its source, through selecti ng quiet operational equipment. One can locate the source far away from the desired quiet environment, the separation of quiet and loud zones in basic planning.

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4.1It must be strong, stable and durable It must have the correct height, shape and size. The surface of the table should be practical heat, and

4.2Balanc e can be created symmetrically, with identical pieces of furniture placed on either sides of a central point Asymmetrical balance is on either side of central point have the same visual weight but are not identical

4.3Toilets wash hand basins Vanity units Showers Baths Bidets [25] TOTAL SECTION A: SECTION B25

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2.1.2. \ and what is his/her course notes to make informed decisions relating to spatial planning.

5.1.1Drawing technique including: construction lines crossing lines rule inked lines correct use of line weights totalling of dimensions correct style

5.1.3Ergonomics including: traffic flow correct furniture sizes correct placement of furniture (12\

5.1.4Symbols including: electrical tabulated furniture legend tabulated sanitary legend the correct orientation of floor plan to the drawing sheet (2\

5.1.7Colour: N eatness [100] TOTAL SECTION B: GRAND TOTAL:100

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Paper information

TitleMemo

SubjectSpatial Planning Theory And Practical

LevelN4

Document typeNated Interior Decorating

Year2019

MonthJune

Pages5

Downloads3

Examination context

Decade2010s

Years ago7y

SeasonWinter (SH)

Start daySaturday

Exam periodJune 2019

Days since exam2,690

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