TABLE 7:
Miscellaneous Section
SUMMARY OF MISCELLANEOUS SECTION:
Z1.Signs
Z2.Social Factors
Z3.Theory of Architectural Design
Z4.Presentation
Z5.Mechanical Engineering
Z6.Materials and Methods of Construction
Z7.Urban Development
Z8.Climatology
Z9.Architectural Research and Theory
Z10.Planning
Z11.Lighting
Z12.Topographical Technical
Z13. Acoustical
Z14. Landscape
Z15. Forms
All first lines in this section begin with the letter Z. Second and third lines vary for each subdivision. Both this table and the collection itself should be consulted before making additions.
SECOND LINES THIRD LINES
Z1. SIGNS
*See Also Historical General sections, +C4 Graphic Arts
Label description, 1st element: Title of
subdivision, in caps; e.g., ADS, NAMES, etc. Should match second line.
SECOND LINES
Ads Advertisements.
Dir Directional Signs.
Gra Graffiti.
Nam Names.
Pos Posters.
Sig Misc. Signage.
Typ Typology.
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Numerical sequencing; may be subdivided by type of ad.
Prefer +C4 Graphic Arts
1. Highways
2. City
3. Transportation Facilities
4. Recreation
5. Commercial
Numerical sequencing
1. Towns
2. Streets
3. Buildings
Numerical sequencing. Prefer Historical General, +C4; use this section when poster
is unidentifiable by period or designer
Numerical sequencing
2-3 letters of designer's name, if known, followed by sequence number; or, sequence number alone |
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Z2. SOCIAL FACTORS
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Bar = Barrier Free Design
Chi Children
Def Defensible space
Env Environmental
Autobiography
Gen Gender
Lif
Life Cycle Rituals
P Public Space & Public Behavior
Pri
Privacy (see also PPri)
Use User needs (if not above)
Sup Support Communities,
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THIRD LINES
Number for design element followed by
dash and accession or series number, e.g., 1-1, 1-2; 3r-1, etc.
Design Elements:
aa. Miscellaneous
1. Signage & Barriers
2. Curbs, etc.
2c. Curbs
2s. Sidewalks
3. Ramps, etc.
3r. Ramps
3s. Stairs. Handrails may go either
place, prefer ramps
4. Doors, etc.
4d. Doors
4e. Elevators
4g. Gates
5. Passages: Halls, corridors, turns, etc.
6. Baths, etc.
6b. Baths, bathrooms
6s. Showers
6t. Toilets
7. Sitting/living rooms, indoor, outdoor
8. Kitchens
9. Offices
10. Other Rooms
11. Miscellaneous Public
11a. Ashtray
11au. Auditoria
11d. Drinking fountains
11t. Telephones
11w. Windows
12. Transportation
13. Recreation
General information, use numerical sequencing OR use subfiles:
Pl Planning
Ho Housing
Wo Work
A. Birth
B. Childhood
C. Adolescence
D. Marriage
E. Other Adult Rituals
F. Death
PApp Appropriation
PCul Cultural Identity
PDen Density/Crowding
PEnvC Environmental Cue to Behavior
PInv Inviting/Inhibity Interaction
PNic Niches/Props
PPhy Physical Traces of Behavior
PPri Privacy
PPro Prospect
PProx Proximity
PRac Race or Class
PSpe Special Needs
PTer Territoriality
PTri Triangulation
PUseC User Control/Perception
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Z3. THEORY OF ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN
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Cond Continuous Design & Contruction
De
Design process
Typ Typological design
(see also Z1 Typ)
Christopher Alexander material
One
One Theory
Na Nature of Order
Pa
Pattern Language
Syn
Synthesis of Form
Time
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(Neis, Alexander, etc) By object.
Bu Buildings
Car Carpets
Other Other
3 letters of designer's name +sequence number
Use Design Process above
Use Alexander. Treatises. Nature…
Numerical order determined by theory
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Z4. PRESENTATION
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AA. Orthographic projection
Includes plans, sections, elevations,
etc.
AB. Paraline
AC. Perspective
AD. Freehand
AE. Color.
AF. Shade and shadow
B. Reproduction techniques,
blueprints
C. Materials,
for drawing, etc.
D. Renderings and presentations
E. Models
ES. Simulation
F. Photography
G. Diagrams
Label description, 1st element:
should match second line designation;
e.g., ORTHOGRAPHIC. |
THIRD
LINES
2-3 letters of name of designer/author of source material
followed by sequence number
(See Also: Computers. tW1 +C3.6Co D8 and Misc.Theory. tZ9 A Co)
Sequence number (may follow D on 2nd line), or subfile designation, followed by sequence number
Air Airbrush
Sequence number (may follow E on 2nd line)
Sequence number (may follow ES on 2nd line)
Sequence number
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Z5. MECHANICAL ENGINEERING
SECOND
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A. Heating and cooling
B. Utilities
C. Plumbing |
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Z6. MATERIALS AND METHODS OF CONSTRUCTION
*Use this section only when slides will not
fit under any historical period, general section.
Second and third lines, SEE Table IV, pp.1-4. |
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Z7. URBAN DEVELOPMENT DIAGRAMS
SECOND
LINES
Label description, 1st element:
URBAN DEVELOPMENT DIAGRAMS, in caps. |
THIRD
LINES
Sequence number. Prefer Topography
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Z8. CLIMATOLOGY AND ARCHITECTURE
SECOND
LINES
A. General: weather processes
B. Energy Design, general
BA. Solar Active
BP. Solar Passive (Space Heating
& Cooling)
BR. Insulation
BS. Solar shading devices
BW. Solar Water Heating Systems
SECOND
LINES
C. Wind and Ventilation
Cv. Ventilation
Cv8. Windcatchers
Cw. Wind
Cwt. Wind tunnel
CD. Wind and Rain penetration
*No longer used; use tZ8 F2--Infiltration
D. Temperature and Precipitation
Dt Temperature
Dp Precipitation
Dpt Precipitation & temperature
E. Comfort.
Principles, zones, bioclimatic comfort charts
SECOND LINES
F. Energy, principles of
1. Heat transfer
2. Infiltration
3. Mechanical Systems.
G. Daylighting
*Prefer tZ11, Lighting
H. Earthquakes
Actual quakes: H + country number
S. Structural Responses
SA. Wind-caused disasters
SB. Water-caused disasters
SC. Earthquake preparedness
SD. Thermal-caused disasters
SE. Fire-caused disasters
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THIRD LINES
None. Use sequence number after
weather principles, maps, charts, etc. A on 2nd line
A. Architectural examples. When
not under tZ8.1, when not by specific technologies,
when not by known architect.
B. General building features. When not under energy efficient
buildings, energy flows
E. Ecological Design
G. Geometry (Sundials
under Lighting
tZ11/A2)
Ga. Sun path diagrams; sun angle calculators
Gp. Sun angle visualizations; profile angles
O. Orientation, siting
R. Radiation, insolation, predicting apparatus.
A. Systems. For
conceptual diagrams & actual mixed types
B. Batteries, solar
C. Collectors: flat-plate, focusing,
reflecting
D. Engines, solar
Use for fan-forced systems, retrofits
Co
Convection
D Direct Gain (conservatories
greenhouses
Mi Mixed, hybrid
Ro Roof apertures, reflectors, skylights
(if not part of thermal storage roof)
Ts Thermal storage, general
Tsb Thermal storage beds, floors
Tse Thermal storage envelopes
Tsp Phase change elements
Tsr Thermal storage roof systems, ponds
Tsw Thermal storage walls, Trombe walls, water drums
In
Insulation, stationary
Mo Movable insulation
Un Underground houses, earth berms
Ex
Exterior (sun screens only)
In Interior
B. Breadbox systems (collector+tank are one unit, passive)
M. Miscellaneous (distilling, etc.)
T. Thermosiphons (passive: tank above collector)
THIRD
LINES
A. Principles
B. Maps
C. Examples
A. Principles
B. Maps
C. Examples
None. Use sequence number after E on 2nd line
THIRD
LINES
BL Building loads
Co Combined effects
Cd Conduction
Cv Convection
Mo Moisture, evaporation
Ra Radiation, RU values
Tm Thermal mass, loss by building materials
A. Air
N. Noise
W. Water
Sequence number, or, See Above, tZ8/F2, Infiltration (A, N, W)
A. Weather, sources
B. Illumination: discomfort, glare, etc.
C. Design types
Causes: use 2nd lines from Historical General section, followed by sequence number
Example: EARTHQUAKE. Constr. tZ8
Japanese pagoda.
H
+A8K-1
City letter + Cutter number + sequence number
Example: EARTHQUAKE. Anchorage, tZ8
AK,3/27/64.
H80
A542-1
Sequence number
Sequence number
1. Civil preparations
2. Architectural solutions
a. Foundations
b. Walls, floors, anchor
c. Openings
d. Utilities
Sequence number
1. Fire processes
2. Fire resistant construction
a. Foundations
b. Walls, wall supports
c. Floors, ceilings, roofs
d. Windows
e. Doors
f. Elevators
g. Other openings
3. Building fire fighting equipment
*For civil equipment, use Historical, General, Technology, t--1/+C3.7/Fir |
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tZ8.1 CLIMATE ZONES AND EXAMPLES
SECOND LINES
Use country number after letter on 2nd line
A. Hot wet (tropical)
B. Hot dry (desert)
C. Temperate
D. Cold (near polar)
E. Arctic/Antarctic (polar) |
THIRD
LINES
3 letters of bldg. name/type + sequence number |
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tZ8.2 CLIMATE: SIGNIFICANT EXAMPLES
*Discontinued. Use tZ8.1, Climate Zones |
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Z9. ARCHITECTURAL RESEARCH & THEORY
*See Also tZ3, Theory of Architectural Design
A. Aesthetics, perception, etc.
*The following categories either have been
changed or discontinued, or never were used.
B. Program and function of analysis:
discontinued
C. Relation of architecture to structural concepts
and expanding technology: discontinued
D. Urban studies, role of architecture: discontinued
E. Architectural history and communication: discontinued
F. Architectural education and practice: discontinued Use +D5 Ar
G. Physics of environment:
discontinued
H. Building products and materials: discontinued
I. Research facilities:
discontinued
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Ae Aesthetics
Co Color See Also
Computers tW1 +C3.6Co D8
Per Perception See also Z11 B
Pro Proportion & scale Prefer Z6 +A8 K5
Spa Space perception |
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Z10. PLANNING
A. Site Planning
B. Topographic Planning and Preparation
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None. Use sequence number after A on 2nd line
Subfile, dash, sequence number
1. Grading
2. Walls, paving
3. Drainage |
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Z11. LIGHTING
SECOND
LINES
Lighting, general--use sequence number
on 2nd line
A. Sun
A1. Sun symbols and representations
A2. Observatories, sundials
A3. Solar and lunar phenomena
B. Eye
B1. Construction of the eye
B2. Optical phenomena & illusions
(see also Z9 perception)
C. Light in nature. Natural scenes,
sunsets.
D. Architecture in light
D1. Buildings in light
D1.1 California
buildings
D1.2 Esherick, J.
Discontinued; now use
tW80/E75
D1.3 Other U.S.
buildings
D1.4 Non-U.S.
buildings
D1.5 Aalto, A.
Discontinued; now use
tW24/A112
D2. Arcades and
passages
D3. Skylights and
ceilings
D4.
Windows
D5. Light
& sun control; exterior devices
D6. Light fixtures,
interior & exterior
E. Fireworks, decorative
nocturnal
F. Objects exhibited in light
G. Light studies (light box
experiments)
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LINES
None
2-3 letters of country shown, followed by period, then 2-3
letters of subject of slide
2-3 letters of subject of slide, followed by sequence number
Same as above, A2
Sequence number
Subfile + sequence number
Day Daylighting (See also tZ8/G;
tZ11/D2--D5)
Fo Focus
Im Image Point
Lu Luminance
Ra Raindrops
Vi Visual Comfort:
glare
reflection
contrast
wall-washing
2-3 letters of subject of slide,
including natural scenes,followed by sequence number
2-3 letters of building name, followed by view number (See Table III)
2-3 letters of building name or location, followed by view number (See Table III)
Country numbers, followed by dash or period and sequence number
2-3 letters of subject of slide,
(preceded by country number if known) followed by sequence number
2-3 letters of building name or
(preceded by country number if known) subject of slide, followed by sequence number
2-3 letters of subject of slide,
followed by sequence number
Same as above, No.4, but preceded by
country number if known
Same as above, Nos.4 & 5, but preceded by country number if
known
2-3 letters of location followed by sequence number
2-3 letters of subject of slide, preceded by country number if
known, followed by sequence number
2-3 letters of subject of slide, followed by sequence number
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tZ12. TOPOGRAPHIC MATERIAL
*Discontinued. See tZ10, Planning |
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tZ13. ACOUSTICAL
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Sequence number. No
system developed |
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tZ14. LANDSCAPE.
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tZ15. FORMS
SECOND
LINES
A. Natural forms
1. Animal
2.
Vegetable
3. Mineral
4. Microscopic
B. Man-made form |
THIRD LINES
2-3
letters of subject of slide, followed by sequence number
Dia diatom
Ske SKeleton
Un unknown, miscellaneous
First 2-3 letters of name of object have been used; objects have not been grouped into classes, which may become necessary
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tZ17. HOSPITALS
*Discontinued. Use Historical General +B4 Hos or architect when known
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