Spatial+Organization



Spatial organization refers to the arrangement of physical and human objects on the Earth's surface.


 * Point

Line

Area

Volume**

The descriptive process of spatial organization uses concepts such as location, distance, direction, density, and arrangement. In architecture there exist five types of spatial organization:
 * CENTRAL**: central and dominant Space, around which a certain quantity of secondary spaces gather.


 * LINEAR**: linear Sequence of repeated spaces.


 * RADIAL**: central Space from the one that spreads in a circle form according to linear organizations.


 * GROUPED**: Spaces that are grouped on the basis of the proximity or the participation in a visual common feature or of a relation.


 * PLOT**: Spaces organized inside the field of a structural plot or any another three-dimensional plot.