circulation path

Inside, different halls are connected by a flowing circulation path that runs through the building.

Circulation paths and common entry are important aspects of defensible design as well.

Visitors can utilise the main circulation path constructed alongside the valley.

Ando's buildings are often characterized by complex three-dimensional circulation paths.

It has three or four major circulation paths it has to connect with.

Pedestrian circulation paths are used as defining organizing elements.

A circulation path of at least 900 mm wide shall be provided in front of the stalls.

There are no formal plantings or circulation paths.

Visitors to museums typically tromp herdlike along an approved circulation path.

These circulation paths meet in the courtrooms.

Nearby circulation paths and roadways were rehabilitated using compatible substitute materials, including modern asphalt.

By increasing these parameters accordingly as the particles gain energy, their circulation path can be held constant as they are accelerated.

He segregated pedestrian circulation paths from the roadways and glorified the automobile as a means of transportation.

This spine defines the main circulation path of the campus and enables experiencing a continuous view of the sea from it.

The Museum's interior is designed to provide a clear circulation path for visitors and creates central spaces for after-hours functions.

This line paralleled the oxygen feed line, providing a circulation path for liquid oxygen.

In operation, particularly its circulation paths, the boiler had more in common with other three-drum designs such as the Woolnough.

This may be particularly relevant in larger terminals where there may be long circulation paths from the time of entry to boarding areas.

Inexperienced contractors and homeowners who design their own decks, Mr. Marshal said, often do not consider circulation paths and privacy.

The New Zealand-developed Ecoglo lighting uses a passive photoluminescent material placed in strips along circulation paths.

By continuous, it is meant that the visual continuity and the circulation path throughout the building creates an unbroken relationship between the three zones in that direction.

From a distance, I watched Sejima skip down the circulation paths, her arms outstretched, her body swaying slightly from side to side, like a dancer.

Liver cancer can spread to the bones, brain and lungs through blood, but a spread to the abdominal cavity is rare because of blood's circulation path, Tzakis has said.

Inside, a fluid circulation path connects the different parts of the complex and eventually crosses a planted patio, forming an 'interior promenade' with a subtle reference to a cloister.

Its form was created by carving out program space and circulation paths and is contained and accentuated in a steel lattice envelope that reaches the full height of the building.