spatial-planning

Analyze your floor plan against ten structured archetypes and apply circulation strategies and core design options to create efficient, legible spaces. This approach optimizes circulation and core-to-facade relationships for mid-rise to high-rise buildings.

Architectural archetypes for core planning provide structured templates for vertical stacking and circulation design. They guide core-to-facade relationships, service distribution, and wayfinding to optimize floor plan efficiency in multi-story buildings.

NTG optimization in spatial planning is a strategy to improve floor plan efficiency by applying specific metrics and targets. It helps architects refine circulation guidelines and core design options for mid-rise to high-rise buildings.

Improve wayfinding and circulation by applying structured archetypes and circulation guidelines to your floor plans. These strategies optimize core-to-facade relationships and service distribution, creating legible spaces for building occupants.

This spatial planning approach is designed for mid-rise to high-rise buildings requiring efficient floor plans, circulation design, and vertical stacking. It focuses on archetypes, core planning, and NTG optimization specific to taller structures.

The best way to plan vertical stacking and core design is to analyze your building against established archetypes and apply NTG optimization strategies. This ensures efficient circulation, proper service distribution, and legible wayfinding throughout the structure.