The document discusses different types of spatial relationships between spaces including spaces contained within larger spaces, interlocking spaces where volumes overlap, adjacent spaces that share borders, and spaces linked by a common intermediate space.

1. SPATIAL
RELATIONSHIPS

2. SPACE WITHIN A SPACE
A SPACE MAY BE COTAINED
WHITHIN THE VOLUME OF ALRGER
SPACE

8. INTERLOCKING SPACES
THE FIELD OF A SPACE MAY OVERLAP
THE VOLUME OF ANOTHER SPACE

11. ADJACENT SPACES
TWO SPACES MAY ABUT EACHOTHER
OR SHAPE A COMMON BORDER

12. SPACE LINKED BY A COMMON SPACE
TWO SPACES MAY RELY ON AN
INTERMEDIARY SPACE FOR THEIR
RELATIONSHIP