This document discusses the analysis of building design through examining various elements such as form, function, structure, and spatial characteristics. It provides examples of buildings to analyze, including Fallingwater House and Guggenheim Museum by Frank Lloyd Wright, and Villa Savoye. The analysis can be done through diagrams of plans, elevations, sections, and examining relationships between various parts. Notre Dame du Haut Chapel by Le Corbusier is also discussed, noting how it demonstrated rational architecture could be personal and poetic through its sculptural concrete forms. Villa Savoye is described as having three levels connected by a stair and ramp, with the ground floor containing service areas and the first floor reception areas with rooms receiving light from the perimeter

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3. Understanding of formative ideas

4. Organization concepts

5. Spatial characteristics

6. Massing and circulation in design analysis of the following buildings : Falling water house Guggenheim museum by F.l.wright Villa savaoye Chapel of Notre damn du haut by Lecorbusier

7. Integration of aesthetics and function contrast climate Form / proportion Patterns material Structure climate Activities Spaces Masses massing Site form/proportion Orientation Symmetry Balance contrast

11. Functional analysis

13. RELATIONSHIP OF PLAN ELEVATION AND SECTION

15. geometries that govern the project

16. relations between volumes

17. main and secondary axis

18. main and secondary volumes

19. vertical and horizontal circulations

20. light

21. composition of facades

22. materials and relation between materials

23. relation between various components of the program

24. proportions

25. relation between mass and void (volume and surface)

26. grids

27. structure

28. layers

29. access

30. Relation between spaces in section

31. Scale

32. Symmetry

33. Balance

35. The building is the relief from the severity and logic and the international style , though if confirms with the system of proportional dimensions ( modulor )

37. One can read in the forms the dual function he wanted to give the building

38. a small chapel for prayer / meditation.

39. place of worship – vast crowd of pilgrims

40. The idea of deep grotto for the small chapel – by effects of soft , round masses that surround the observer and give reassurance.

44. LECORBUSIER FIVE PRINCIPLES OF ARCHITECTURE PILOTIS FREE PLAN FREE FAÇADE ROOF GARDEN BRISE SOLELIL

46. The curved form of the entrance foyer reflects the movement of the automobile.

47. Ground floor has lobby and service area.

49. From the garden the ramp leads to the roof and solarium.