BUILDING DESIGN
Plan type morphology I type
Corridor primary and secondary access way finding
Double loaded corridor parallel
L type
Perpendicular corridors
U type
Double parallel primary corridor with perpendicular secondary corridor
H type
One primary corridor and two secondary corridor
O type
Two parallel primary corridor and two parallel secondary corridor
Figure 4: Space that provides privacy, security and safety equally available to all users.
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