Spatial Planning Theory And Practical N6 — Memo

November 2018 — N6 — Spatial Planning Theory And Practical

N6 2018 Nated Interior Decorating

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1.3.1Culture

1.3.2Families

1.3.3Flooring

1.3.4Analysis

1.3.5Contrast

1.3.6Hard

1.3.7Warmer

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1.3.9Accelerates

1.3.10closely

1.3.11Dispensary

1.3.12Needs of staff

1.3.13Plants

1.3.14Thinner

1.3.1545

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2.1.1The area where the business is located is important. If it is a restaurant it should be next to businesses that will compliment it. There should be adequate water supply sanitation electricity. Parking space

2.3Lighting: Breakfast needs lots of light, customers can read the newspaper while enjoying breakfast. Lunch a moderate level of lighting especially for lunch rushes Dinner hour requires a low intensity of light to create an

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3.1An open work space for more than ten people. uitable for activities which demand frequent communication or routine activities which need relatively little concentration Workers doing the same work are

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4.1Porcelain or ceramic tiles that are made for commercial use guarantee a long lasting beauty salon floor, they will fit beauty salon needs because porcelain tiles are resistant to moisture, staining and wear,

4.2This is a kneeling chai r suited for use at a computer. The chair is designed for corrective posture and to prevent back ace while working The design forces the body in an upright position.

4.3Attractive materials and accessories for visual impact. Should be central and spacious. Should be welcoming Should handle the flow of traffic, the baggage as well as people coming and going.

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5.1.1Colour scheme

5.1.2Flooring

5.1.3Accessories

5.1Furniture choices

5.2.1Drawing technique including: construction lines rule inked lines correct use of line weights neatness correct use of scale Ergonomics and correct furniture sizes correct placement of

5.2.5Tabulated electrical legend tabulated lights legend (marke in half marks\ (4\

5.2.6Orientation: Placement of North relative to sunlight [60] TOTAL SECTION B GRAND TOTAL60

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Business Environments

Mark Allocation

Sections45 + 50 + 20 + 25 + 60 = 200 marks

Paper information

TitleMemo

SubjectSpatial Planning Theory And Practical

LevelN6

Document typeMemorandum

Year2018

MonthNovember

Pages8

Downloads3

Examination context

Decade2010s

Years ago8y

SeasonSpring (SH)

Start dayThursday

Exam periodNovember 2018

Days since exam2,902

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