Selected Bibliography Architecture - Form Space and Order | Page 206
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Pavilion Design, 17th century, Fischer von Erlach
Upper Level
The spaces in these two buildings are individualistic in size,
shape, and form. The walls that enclose them adapt their forms
to accommodate the differences between adjacent spaces.
Main Level
Three spaces—the living, fireplace, and dining areas—are defined by
changes in floor level, ceiling height, and quality of light and view, rather
than by wall planes.
Lower Level
Chiswick House, Chiswick, England, 1729, Lord Burlington & William Kent
Lawrence House, Sea Ranch, California, 1966, Moore-Turnbull/MLTW
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