Theory of Buildings ARCH243 - VII - Rest-recuperation

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Sleeping requires rest and recuperation in a secure, quiet, and dim environment. Ideal sleeping conditions include a private, ventilated space with a bed and limited distractions. However, sleeping arrangements vary greatly between environments and cultures. Some sleep on mats, in crowded homes, on ships or trains, or in defensive "boxes" within a space. Contemporary bedrooms usually contain a bed positioned along a wall, with additional furniture like storage, tables, and chairs. Proper sleeping arrangements consider privacy, relationships, and space needed for other daily activities.

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ABALI TB I 2
• asleep or awake, we need time without
any outer stimuli (dış uyaran).
• that means shutting off all our perception
channels.
• young and healthy people fall sleep at all
conditions.
• others (not so healthy and young) need
certain environmental conditions.

ABALI TB I 3
• Feeling secure (physical security and
culturally acceptable level of privacy)
• Sufficiently ventilated, sufficiently warm
space
• Silent and dim (if not totally dark) space
• necessary furnishing : bed and etc.....

ABALI TB I 4
However there are various environments to
sleep.

ABALI TB I 6
• Or in
– Sea vessels
– Train compartments
– Homes of crowded families

ABALI TB I 8
• Matresses laid
on the floor
(yer yatağı)
is very flexible
• It is also very
Asian

ABALI TB I 9
• In cold climate
• Or, unsecure
environment
• A sleeping
place is a box
within the
space

ABALI TB I 10
• Four post
bed is a
space
within the
space
• Also a
status
furniture

ABALI TB I 11
• Circumsition bed in
Sadberk Hanım
Museum
• Decorated four post
bed for special
occations
15

In contemporary living a room is reserved for
sleeping and equipment required is usually
stationary

ABALI TB I 13
• Contemporary
sleeping
settings are
• Along a wall

Usually 2 sides along a wall except
for hospital beds. In a hospital or in
domestic setting if a person has a
health issue we leave two long sides
of a bed always clear.

ABALI TB I 17
• Surrounded on
3 sides is not
preferable

ABALI TB I 18
a single bed may be accessible from one side but double
beds should be clear on both sides about 90 to 100 cm

Bed size standarts is not same every where

If several people sleep in the same space
How should their beds be arranged ?

ABALI TB I 21
two people sleeping in the same room are not always couples, so how
their beds located is related to closeness of their relation

ABALI TB I 23
if they are a couple, than there are several different furniture types

ABALI TB I 24
• in bedrooms what furniture we may want
to have other than beds
– storage for clothing
– storage for valuable small objects (medicine,
eye glasses, ...)
– side tables ( drinking water, reading lamp,...)
– a study table and/or a breakfast table
– tv and/or music set
– mirror
– chair

ABALI TB I 27
if a separate room is not reserved for it, dressing takes place at
bedroom

ABALI TB I 28
since this is not always possible... let us see the clearance for single
bed

ABALI TB I 31
minimum dimensions are frequently used

ABALI TB I 32
an acceptable size bedroom for couples

ABALI TB I 36
• sometimes
living and
sleeping
spaces are not
separated

ABALI TB I 37
• studio apartment
units or single
space flats are for
people living alone

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Theory of Buildings ARCH243 - VII - Rest-recuperation

1. ABALI TB I 1 rest - recuperation

2. ABALI TB I 2 • asleep or awake, we need time without any outer stimuli (dış uyaran). • that means shutting off all our perception channels. • young and healthy people fall sleep at all conditions. • others (not so healthy and young) need certain environmental conditions.

3. ABALI TB I 3 • Feeling secure (physical security and culturally acceptable level of privacy) • Sufficiently ventilated, sufficiently warm space • Silent and dim (if not totally dark) space • necessary furnishing : bed and etc.....

4. ABALI TB I 4 However there are various environments to sleep.

5. ABALI TB I 5 Out of this world !

6. ABALI TB I 6 • Or in – Sea vessels – Train compartments – Homes of crowded families

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8. ABALI TB I 8 • Matresses laid on the floor (yer yatağı) is very flexible • It is also very Asian

9. ABALI TB I 9 • In cold climate • Or, unsecure environment • A sleeping place is a box within the space

10. ABALI TB I 10 • Four post bed is a space within the space • Also a status furniture

11. ABALI TB I 11 • Circumsition bed in Sadberk Hanım Museum • Decorated four post bed for special occations 15

12. In contemporary living a room is reserved for sleeping and equipment required is usually stationary

13. ABALI TB I 13 • Contemporary sleeping settings are • Along a wall

14. ABALI TB I 14 • Or, up against a wall

15. Usually 2 sides along a wall except for hospital beds. In a hospital or in domestic setting if a person has a health issue we leave two long sides of a bed always clear.

16. ABALI TB I 16 • Sometimes at a corner

17. ABALI TB I 17 • Surrounded on 3 sides is not preferable

18. ABALI TB I 18 a single bed may be accessible from one side but double beds should be clear on both sides about 90 to 100 cm

19. Bed size standarts is not same every where

20. If several people sleep in the same space How should their beds be arranged ?

21. ABALI TB I 21 two people sleeping in the same room are not always couples, so how their beds located is related to closeness of their relation

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23. ABALI TB I 23 if they are a couple, than there are several different furniture types

24. ABALI TB I 24 • in bedrooms what furniture we may want to have other than beds – storage for clothing – storage for valuable small objects (medicine, eye glasses, ...) – side tables ( drinking water, reading lamp,...) – a study table and/or a breakfast table – tv and/or music set – mirror – chair

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27. ABALI TB I 27 if a separate room is not reserved for it, dressing takes place at bedroom

28. ABALI TB I 28 since this is not always possible... let us see the clearance for single bed

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31. ABALI TB I 31 minimum dimensions are frequently used

32. ABALI TB I 32 an acceptable size bedroom for couples

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36. ABALI TB I 36 • sometimes living and sleeping spaces are not separated