Architectural Design 2 (CIT)

The dimensions of the human body and its parts.

• Structural Dimension

• Functional Dimension

• Universal Design

• Ergonomics

The creation and organization of formal elements in a work of act.

• Context

• Art

• Architecture

• Design

The measurement and the Study of the size and proportions of the human body

• Anthropology

• Anthropometric Design

• Anthropometry

• Ergonomics

The design of buildings, rooms, etc. According to the relative proportions of measurements of the human body.

• Anthropometry

• Dimension

• Anthropometric Design

• Anthropometry Design

The application of the human factors data to design.

• Universal Design

• Anthropometry

• Dimension

• Ergonomics

The horizontal distance measured 90 degrees from the outermost face of the building/structure to the property lines.

• Setback

• Yard

• Dimension

• Backset

One-storey up to five-storeys in height, ie, from 3.00 meters up to a maximum of 15.00 meters above established grade;

• High Rise

• Low Rice

• Mid Rise

• Low Rise

Any of the dimensions determined by bodily position or movement as reach, stride, or clearance.

• Structural Dimension

• Functional Dimension

• Anthropometry

• Universal Design

Means that product which designers design are universally accommodating.

• Ergonomics

• Universal Design

• Universally Design

• Functional design

From 6-storeys up to 15-storeys in height, i.e, from 18.00 meters up to a maximum of 45.00 meters above established grade

• Low Rise

• Mid Rise

• High Rise

• Low tide