Interactive positions are a two-way reflex where two or more objects affect one another by communicating, giving feedback, asking, or showing someone something through pointing, carrying, pushing, hugging, and greeting. The interactive position is not only performed by humans, but is also natural to animals as a common reflex to the presence of a third party. On a daily basis, people interact with the buildings in their built environment, the work that they do, and the people that they see.

Interactions Guides
Browse through our curated Interactions Guides for additional categorizations, tips, details, variations, styles, and histories of Interactions. Guides provide additional insights into the unique properties and shared relationships between elements.
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25-40
Bending Down - Combination (Side)
GUIDE
3D
Bending Down - Combination (Side)
25-45
Carrying Boxes - Combination
GUIDE
3D
Carrying Boxes - Combination
5’9” | 1.75 m
20-45
Coughing Into Elbow - Men
175.000
45.00
GUIDE
3D
Coughing Into Elbow - Men
5’4” | 1.63 m
20-45
Coughing Into Elbow - Women
163.000
45.00
GUIDE
3D
Coughing Into Elbow - Women
25-45
Crouching - Combination
GUIDE
3D
Crouching - Combination
5’9” | 175 cm
Disinfection Workers - Spraying
175.000
GUIDE
3D
Disinfection Workers - Spraying
25-50
Hugging - Combination
GUIDE
3D
Hugging - Combination
25-40
Leaning on Wall - Combination (Side)
GUIDE
3D
Leaning on Wall - Combination (Side)
25-45
Lifting Boxes - Combination (Side)
GUIDE
3D
Lifting Boxes - Combination (Side)
5’9”| 1.75 m
Looking - Men (Standing)
175.000
GUIDE
3D
Looking - Men (Standing)
5’4” | 1.63 m
Looking - Women (Standing)
163.000
GUIDE
3D
Looking - Women (Standing)
5’9” | 1.75 m
20-35
Looking at Phone - Men - Standing - Front
175.000
35.00
GUIDE
3D
Looking at Phone - Men - Standing - Front
5’9” | 1.75 m
20-35
Looking at Phone - Men - Standing - Side
175.000
35.00
GUIDE
3D
Looking at Phone - Men - Standing - Side
5’9” | 1.75 m
20-35
Looking at Phone - Men - Walking - Side
175.000
35.00
GUIDE
3D
Looking at Phone - Men - Walking - Side
5’4” | 1.63 m
20-35
Looking at Phone - Women - Standing - Front
163.000
35.00
GUIDE
3D
Looking at Phone - Women - Standing - Front
5’4” | 1.63 m
20-35
Looking at Phone - Women - Standing - Side
163.000
35.00
GUIDE
3D
Looking at Phone - Women - Standing - Side
5’4” | 1.63 m
20-35
Looking at Phone - Women - Walking - Side
163.000
35.00
GUIDE
3D
Looking at Phone - Women - Walking - Side
25-45
Mopping - Combination (Side)
GUIDE
3D
Mopping - Combination (Side)
5’9”| 1.75 m
Pointing - Men (Standing)
175.000
GUIDE
3D
Pointing - Men (Standing)
5’4” | 1.63 m
Pointing - Women (Standing)
163.000
GUIDE
3D
Pointing - Women (Standing)
5’9”| 1.75 m
Presenting - Men (Business)
175.000
GUIDE
3D
Presenting - Men (Business)
5’4” | 1.63 m
Presenting - Women (Business)
163.000
GUIDE
3D
Presenting - Women (Business)
25-65
Reading - Combination (Standing)
GUIDE
3D
Reading - Combination (Standing)
25-45
Vacuuming - Combination (Side)
GUIDE
3D
Vacuuming - Combination (Side)
Office | Business Handshakes

Handshakes are a common mode of person to person interaction performed when two people grip and shake the hand of the other. Used for greeting, parting, congratulations, or to make an agreement or promise, the handshake is a universal human exchange in many environments—especially in offices and business transactions. Handshakes are often perceived to be indicators of a persons demeanor and abilities. Strong handshakes are considered confident, while weak handshakes are often seen as shy or timid.

Illustration of diverse pairs of business people shaking hands
Handshakes are a common mode of person to person interaction performed when two people grip and shake the hand of the other. Used for greeting, parting, or to make an agreement or promise, the handshake is a universal human exchange in many environments—especially in offices and businesses.

Illustration of diverse pairs of business people shaking hands
Office | Business Handshakes
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Height (Men): 5’9” | 1.75 m average
Height (Women): 5’4” | 1.63 m average
Style: Business Formal
Age: 25-60

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Office | Business People Handshakes elevation (detail), elevation (outline)

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Rumba Duets

A rumba duet is a pair of dancers dancing the rumba together. The dancer playing the female role typically takes a defensive attitude toward their partner. Rumba duets are danced together while linked in the traditional tight frame position for intimacy. Rumba duets were first danced in the West Indies and Cuba. Rumba duets are typically danced smoothly with sass and sensuality. Out of all international competitive Latin dances, the Rumba duet is the slowest dance style. Rumba duets are known for their romantic subtleties, small steps, and hip movements. A Rumba duets is frequently danced in 4/4 time to songs with strong percussions and beats.

Multiple illustrations of Rumba duets
A rumba duet is a pair of dancers dancing the rumba together. The dancer playing the female role typically takes a defensive attitude toward their partner. Rumba duets are danced together while linked in the traditional tight frame position for intimacy.

Multiple illustrations of Rumba duets
Rumba Duets
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Rumba Duets elevations (multiple positions)

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Looking at Phone - Young Adult Men - Standing - Front
Front elevation drawings of Young Adult Men standing and looking at their phone in various front postures

According to a screen-time tracking app, the average user picks up his or her phone 52 times a day, and spends almost 4 hours using it. Many aspects of daily life are made more convenient with the use of smart phones. Users often look at their phones while standing when waiting- for public transportation, service at a café or restaurant, to purchase goods at a store.

According to a screen-time tracking app, the average user picks up his or her phone 52 times a day, and spends almost 4 hours using it. Many aspects of daily life are made more convenient with the use of smart phones. Users often look at their phones while standing when waiting around.

Looking at Phone - Young Adult Men - Standing - Front
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5’9” | 1.75 m
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Casual
Gender
Male
Age
20-35

Drawings include:
Looking at Phone - Young Adult Men (Standing) Front elevations (detail)

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Coughing Into Elbow - Women - Standing
Dimensioned front elevation drawings of Women coughing into their elbow while standing

Coughing can be a symptom of a positive respiratory infection. While everyone coughs to clear their throat from time to time, persistent coughing should be monitored with guidance from a healthcare provider to ensure others don’t get sick. When coughing, you should cough into your elbow, immediately wash your hands, avoid touching your face, and refrain from sharing eating utensils with others.

Coughing can be a symptom of a positive respiratory infection. While everyone coughs to clear their throat from time to time, persistent coughing should be monitored with guidance from a healthcare provider to ensure others don’t get sick. When coughing, you should cough into your elbow.

Coughing Into Elbow - Women - Standing
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5’4” | 1.63 m
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Casual
Gender
Female
Age
20-45

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Women Coughing Into Elbow (Standing) front elevations

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People Bending Down - Combination (Side)

Bending down, similar to ducking, is when humans bend forward to become lower to the ground. People can bend down to pick stuff up, go underneath objects, or to stretch. Bending down requires flexibility in one’s lower back. One’s ability to bend down can be limited by a back injury.

Side elevation drawings of men and women bending down in a range of postures
Bending down, similar to ducking, is when humans bend forward to become lower to the ground. People can bend down to pick stuff up, go underneath objects, or to stretch. Bending down requires flexibility in one’s lower back. One’s ability to bend down can be limited by a back injury.

Side elevation drawings of men and women bending down in a range of postures
People Bending Down - Combination (Side)
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Casual
Age
25-40

Drawings include:
Men and Women Bending side elevation (detail), side (outline silhouettes)

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