Layouts, or floor plans for architects, reveal the relationships between multiple objects, logics, and ideas within a space. Influencing the function, efficiency, and use of a space, layouts are transformative strategies that attempt to organize the many complex factors required in arriving at a design. The following collections of standard layouts have been assembled for you as references that describe the sizes, proportions, measurements, and relationships present in everyday spaces. We will continue to grow and update these guides to further illustrate the diversity of approaches used in organizing and designing floor plans and layouts for various programmatic functions of space.
A Curved U-Shape bar layout features a design where the central part of the U-shape bows outward, creating a curved front, while the sides are connected to a back wall. This layout combines the spaciousness of a traditional U-shape with the added visual interest and accessibility of a curved front.
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Open office layouts are modern workplace designs where traditional walls and cubicles are reduced or eliminated to create a more open, shared space. This concept fosters a collaborative environment by removing physical barriers, thus encouraging interaction and teamwork among employees.
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