Optimal squares 16-18 inches, rectangles 5-6 inches wide for Martinez floor

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• Color proportion 57% middle red, 40% very pale yellow, 3% strong blue yielded freshness and spring-like quality for Martinez floorfinding0.786
  After sliding paper swatches, the exact proportions that made the balance just right were discovered; any deviation destroyed the inner light.
• Alternation of squares and rectangles was superior to simple checkerboard for Martinez floorfinding0.782
  In pattern trials, alternating square and rectangular elements felt more harmonious than a plain checkerboard.
• Diagonal patterns worked best for Martinez main room floorfinding0.763
  During lattice-strip testing, grid patterns parallel to walls jarred, while diagonal patterns harmonized with that specific room.
• 19'5" room length creates deepest feeling at Martinez housefinding0.747
  Comparing 19'1", 19'3", and 19'5" room lengths, the longest gave the strongest feeling; chosen after direct observation.
• Final pattern settled on 17-inch square sizefinding0.731
  After fine adjustment with sticks and full-size mockups, the exact repeating square dimension was fixed at 17 inches.
• Optimal main street width determined to be 18 meters in Oakland simulation for Frankfurt projectfinding0.721
  Through real-place simulation in Oakland, California, for the Frankfurt Parkstadt project, a width of 18 meters felt right (20m too wide, 16m too narrow) for an east-west main street with 3-4 story buildings.
• Floor-area ratio (FAR) of 0.54 at 16 units/acrefinding0.706
  Calculated overall floor-area ratio for the humane density threshold.
• Minor street optimal width 9 meters, widening to 11 meters at the mouth (Oakland simulation)finding0.691
  The minor street intersecting the main 18m street should be no more than 9m wide, with a slight widening to about 11m at the mouth to form a good T-junction.