The document outlines several key theories of architecture, including the appearance of a structure being composed of mass, volume, areas and details organized through contrast, scale, balance, proportion, rhythm and unity. It also discusses line-generated circulation through plans, sections and other diagrams, as well as the relationship between forms and images, space and circulation, and different types of spatial linkages.

1. Theory of Architecture 1
➢Appearance of the Structure
▪ Composition of mass, volume,
areas & details
▪ Organized by contrast, scale,
balance, proportion, rhythm,
unity & character

2. Theory of Architecture 1
➢Line generated Circulation
▪ Plan
▪ Longitudinal Section
▪ Cross Section

4. Theory of Architecture 1
➢Forms & Images
▪ Size
▪ Proportion
▪ Shape

6. Theory of Architecture 1
➢Space-Circulation Relationship
▪ Side
▪ Over
▪ Under
▪ Flanking
▪ Diagonal
▪ Neck link

8. Theory of Architecture 1
➢Space to Circulation Linkages
▪ Single loaded
▪ Double loaded
▪ Enveloped
▪ Alternate Solid Void