1 Forging new generations of engineers. Bubble Diagrams Why have them? They play an important role in design practice. Diagrams are drawn to explore ideas.

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1 Forging new generations of engineers

Bubble Diagrams Why have them? They play an important role in design practice. Diagrams are drawn to explore ideas and solutions in the early, conceptual phases of design. They are used to help designers think about design parameters and are a fast way to record their ideas. Good designers find it hard to "think without a pencil" and "must interact with the drawing".

3 Terms Bubble diagram –Graphic means of organizing spaces within a design Bubble –Round or elliptical shape representing one space within a design that is drawn showing its location and proportional size

4 Steps in using bubble diagrams 1. List functions to be performed (ex: museum) storage, operations, administration, educational, gift shop, exhibits, prep areas, café, staff area, childrens area, public restrooms 2. Rank functions according to size allocation (approximate square footage) exhibits storage operations, administration educational childrens areas public restrooms, prep area, staff area café, gift shop

5 3. Taking circulation between spaces into consideration, draw bubbles (drawn to proportional relationship)

6 4. Evaluate placement of bubbles using design parameters

7 5. Using overlays, rearrange bubbles until best layout is achieved that satisfies design parameters

8 6. From final bubble diagram create a preliminary design

9 Further develop preliminary floor plan

10 Evaluation must include circulation and spatial positions

11 Sources