ARCHITECTURAL SPACE

ARCHITECTURAL SPACE

Figure 66 represents the combination of the above mentioned phases of spatial design, combining the various layouts/screens, the actions of each screen a user can follow and additionally a phase that binds these phases together. This phase is displayed as a definite border around the different screens, which serves to represent a building.

Each main screen serves as a foyer to an adjoining room with each subsequent screen representing another room. The linear path mentioned above forms a hallway that leads from the entrance to a definite exit. As displayed in Figure 66 certain rooms lead back to the hallway/ rooms. This serves to represent the intertwined connection of certain screens.

This analogy serves to simplify the sequence of spatial experiences that communicate with one another not limited to only a physical plane. In this case, the virtual plane is compared to the physical plane to simplify the connection between the actions of the user (physical) and the mobile application (virtual). The route through the screens/building is indicated with the use of arrows from the start to the finish.

By overlaying figures 63, 64, 65, a sense of completion in spatial design is achieved that combines all the phases handled in this chapter.