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Spatial organization in architecture is vital in planning as it brings together various shapes and forms and provides a cohesive structure to the design. In planning, there must be an organization that satisfies the spaces and functions of the building. Buildings' spatial organization is what gives them meaning and helps make them functional.
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Stairs is a medium on how we are going from one level to another level of a building. (Part 2)
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Stairs is a medium on how we are going from one level to another level of a building. (Part 1)

A window is one of the most popular and important architectural features. It is not just a hole in the exterior wall, it also keeps the house ventilated by providing a connection between the interior and exterior of a building through the admission of light and air.

Ventilation system is the use of wind and thermal buoyancy to flow air in and out of your home without using mechanical systems, with the purpose of bringing fresh air in. Natural ventilation can provide free cooling and lower your home's energy use at night during the hot months.

Setbacks are used to provide a spacing distance between different land uses. Here are the standard requirements according to NATIONAL BUILDING CODE OF THE PHILIPPINES. (Part 2)

Setbacks are used to provide a spacing distance between different land uses. Here are the standard requirements according to NATIONAL BUILDING CODE OF THE PHILIPPINES. (Part 1)

A space requirement outlines your current or long-term space needs. Here are some of the standard space requirements according to the NATIONAL BUILDING CODE OF THE PHILIPPINES

A space requirement outlines your current or long-term space needs. Here are some of the standard dimensions according to the NATIONAL BUILDING CODE OF THE PHILIPPINES (part 2)

A space requirement outlines your current or long-term space needs. Here are some of the standard dimensions according to the NATIONAL BUILDING CODE OF THE PHILIPPINES (part 1)

As the Covid-19 pandemic continues to distress everyone and cause uncertainty to the world, there is a need to create projects on platforms were help could be accessed from. One aspect that is greatly affected since the emergence of the pandemic is the education of the students. Students were not only forced to adjust to the new normal but were also put in a situation where academic help could not be at a near distance.

With the use of digital media, ARCHINFO strives to offer its best to provide alternative learning materials to architecture students who are caught in the middle of the pandemic and are struggling to learn architecture.

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