3.03 Key Terms

1. floor plan: Multiple rooms combined into one big room that is separated by furniture arrangements. Applies only to common areas.
6. diagram: A diagram that defines the shapes of the bubbles in rooms and more clearly aligns the shapes and their locations within the building structure.
8. pattern: The routes people follow as they move from one place to another within a space.
9. pattern: The patterns in which users move within a space.
13. A bathroom that is directly connected to a bedroom.
14. A free-standing piece of cabinetry that is placed in a kitchen to supplement countertop space.
15. floor plan: Each room is separated by walls and hallways.
17. triangle: The historic three major work areas: sink, cooktop/oven, and refrigerator.
18. A full bathroom that is only accessible through the master bedroom.
19. zone: Highly functional areas where any type of work occurs.

2. A cabinet or series of cabinets that are only connected to the main body of the kitchen on one side.
3. A small room or entryway where any footwear, outerwear, and miscellaneous items can be removed/stored before entering a house.
4. zone: Public areas that include the entry, living room, great room, dining room, and guest bathroom.
5. and Jill Bathroom: A full bathroom with two or more entrances, usually from two bedrooms on either side of the bathroom.
7. therapy: A type of light therapy that uses colored light to create soothing effects.
10. room: A room within a home that can change usage to meet or suit any need.
11. diagram: A type of concept map that uses ovals and circles to represent rooms and their relationships within the diagram of a building footprint.
12. zone: Spaces allocated to private living.
15. grouping: An arrangement of furniture that fosters communication among users.
16. floor plan: A hybrid mix of open and closed floor plans, a plan with two rooms that are open to each other instead of three, designs may include partial walls, cased doorways, or l-shaped rooms.