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finding:the-sala-house-is-a-three-story-tower-approximately-20-feet-by-20-feet-in-plan-crammed-with-smaller-ordered-spaces-packed-tightly-without-leftoversThe Sala house is a three-story tower approximately 20 feet by 20 feet in plan, crammed with smaller ordered spaces packed tightly without leftovers.
Demonstrates outward simplicity with dense internal packing at a small scale
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- Rejects the common assumption that organic architecture requires complex exterior forms
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- Packing of Formassociated_withThe tight, neat arrangement of varied internal spaces within a simple exterior volume without leftovers; creates strong geometric form that is adapted and flexible
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- Architectural example of harmony-seeking computation as iterative process where each design step strengthens latent structural features of the site.
- Comparing 19'1", 19'3", and 19'5" room lengths, the longest gave the strongest feeling; chosen after direct observation.
- Specific structural finding: the four-column cluster system enabled both rigidity and floor-by-floor flexibility
- Key architectural detail claimed to make the outdoor spaces feel pleasant.
- Rule for the most important room.
- Documents the extreme scale at which the aperiodic grid principle was applied
- Prescribes a spatial rhythm for public space to fulfill its social function
- Calculated overall floor-area ratio for the humane density threshold.