Introduction to Space Planning &
Design
Exploring Concepts, Intent, and
Technological Integration
Presented by [Your Name]
Introduction to Space Planning
• • Organizing spaces efficiently and
aesthetically
• • Enhances functionality and flow
• • Applied in Interior Design, Architecture,
Urban Planning
Key Terms in Space Planning
• • Circulation: Movement through space
• • Adjacency: Relationship between spaces
• • Zoning: Division of space by function
• • Scale and Proportion: Spatial relationships
• • Functionality: Efficiency of use
Intent of Space Planning
• • Maximize usability
• • Ensure comfort and accessibility
• • Reflect user needs
• • Support aesthetics
• • Facilitate interaction or privacy
Necessity of Space Planning
• • Prevents overcrowding or underuse
• • Enhances safety and ergonomics
• • Supports movement and workflow
• • Optimizes furniture placement
• • Aids code compliance
Synthesis of Space Planning
• • User needs + site analysis + functionality
• • Balance aesthetics and technical limits
• • Iterative feedback process
• • Interdisciplinary collaboration
Introduction to Space Design with
Computer Use
• • Tools: AutoCAD, SketchUp, Revit, Rhino
• • Benefits:
• - High precision
• - 3D visualization
• - Quick revisions
• - BIM integration
The Design Program - Observation
• • Observe users and context
• • Study usage patterns and time
• • Gather behavioral insights
• • Inform data-driven layout decisions
Conclusion
• • Space planning = core of effective design
• • User understanding + tech integration =
success
• • Observation drives practical program design
Q&A
• Any questions or insights you'd like to share?

SPACE PLANNING Introduction_to_Space_Planning.pptx

  • 1.
    Introduction to SpacePlanning & Design Exploring Concepts, Intent, and Technological Integration Presented by [Your Name]
  • 2.
    Introduction to SpacePlanning • • Organizing spaces efficiently and aesthetically • • Enhances functionality and flow • • Applied in Interior Design, Architecture, Urban Planning
  • 3.
    Key Terms inSpace Planning • • Circulation: Movement through space • • Adjacency: Relationship between spaces • • Zoning: Division of space by function • • Scale and Proportion: Spatial relationships • • Functionality: Efficiency of use
  • 4.
    Intent of SpacePlanning • • Maximize usability • • Ensure comfort and accessibility • • Reflect user needs • • Support aesthetics • • Facilitate interaction or privacy
  • 5.
    Necessity of SpacePlanning • • Prevents overcrowding or underuse • • Enhances safety and ergonomics • • Supports movement and workflow • • Optimizes furniture placement • • Aids code compliance
  • 6.
    Synthesis of SpacePlanning • • User needs + site analysis + functionality • • Balance aesthetics and technical limits • • Iterative feedback process • • Interdisciplinary collaboration
  • 7.
    Introduction to SpaceDesign with Computer Use • • Tools: AutoCAD, SketchUp, Revit, Rhino • • Benefits: • - High precision • - 3D visualization • - Quick revisions • - BIM integration
  • 8.
    The Design Program- Observation • • Observe users and context • • Study usage patterns and time • • Gather behavioral insights • • Inform data-driven layout decisions
  • 9.
    Conclusion • • Spaceplanning = core of effective design • • User understanding + tech integration = success • • Observation drives practical program design
  • 10.
    Q&A • Any questionsor insights you'd like to share?