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servant and served spaces: a standalone construct

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servant andserved spaces1 CONSTRUCTServant and servedBROWNLEE · ARCHITECTURE

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Architecture

the distinction, from Kahn, between primary rooms for human use and the secondary spaces that hold stairs, ducts and services for them.

In architecture, servant and served spaces refers to the distinction, from Kahn, between primary rooms for human use and the secondary spaces that hold stairs, ducts and services for them. This meaning comes from Brownlee (1991) in Louis I. Kahn.[1]

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References

  1. Brownlee, D. B., & De Long, D. G. (1991). Louis I. Kahn: In the realm of architecture. Rizzoli. ISBN 9780847813308

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