Spatial condition 1:
A grouping of spaces that imply hierarchy and depth through use of partial enclosure, boundaries between interior and exterior, height in the structure and size of the space.
Spatial Condition 2:
A linking system that carves through the spaces of the first system to connect separated spaces into coherent paths of circulation.
Hybridization:
Spaces from the first system are joined by paths from the second system forming an inhabitable space with a clear sense of movement and directional circulation.
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