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	A datum is a line, plane or volume which, by its continuity and regularity, serves to gather, measure and organise a pattern of forms and spaces. Datum binds together the design elements. It can a line, level, road, flat plane and so on.		A datum is a line, plane or volume which, by its continuity and regularity, serves to gather, measure and organise a pattern of forms and spaces. Datum binds together the design elements. It can a line, level, road, flat plane and so on.
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	Repetition refers to the repeated use of shape, colour or other elements of a design. It creates a visual echo and reinforces certain aspects of the work. Repetition can create structure, movement, harmony and unity.		Repetition refers to the repeated use of shape, colour or other elements of a design. It creates a visual echo and reinforces certain aspects of the work. Repetition can create structure, movement, harmony and unity.

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	An axis is a line connecting two points in space, about which forms can be arranged in an asymmetrical or symmetrical, balanced manner. It is an imaginary line that can denote structure, procession, direction, views, line of rotation and so on. An axis is used to align elements in the design, and to arrange and plan spaces.		An axis is a line connecting two points in space, about which forms can be arranged in an asymmetrical or symmetrical, balanced manner. It is an imaginary line that can denote structure, procession, direction, views, line of rotation and so on. An axis is used to align elements in the design, and to arrange and plan spaces.

−	=== Symmetry ===	+	== Symmetry ==

	A symmetrical object is the one that is equally proportioned, harmonious and balanced around a specific line. In geometry a symmetrical figure is the one that when bisected by an axis is divided into two areas which are mirror images of one another. Symmetrical composition i.e. axial composition this is a composition balanced around an axis.		A symmetrical object is the one that is equally proportioned, harmonious and balanced around a specific line. In geometry a symmetrical figure is the one that when bisected by an axis is divided into two areas which are mirror images of one another. Symmetrical composition i.e. axial composition this is a composition balanced around an axis.

−	=== Hierarchy ===	+	== Hierarchy ==

	Hierarchy in architecture is the articulation of spaces and forms in order of importance. The articulation is achieved by differentiating size, shape, colour, placement of forms and spaces relatively to each other. Hierarchy is used to emphasise a particular item, to influence the order in which a range of items are experienced.		Hierarchy in architecture is the articulation of spaces and forms in order of importance. The articulation is achieved by differentiating size, shape, colour, placement of forms and spaces relatively to each other. Hierarchy is used to emphasise a particular item, to influence the order in which a range of items are experienced.

−	=== Transformation ===	+	== Transformation ==

−	Is the principle ~~whereby~~ architectural concept, structure or organisation can be altered through a series of discrete manipulations and permutations in response to a specific context or set conditions without a loss of identity ~~or originality~~ of the concept. Also, transformation can mean undergoing a series of discrete manipulations in order to respond to specific conditions and context of the design task at hand. Through a series of finite permutations, the fundamental nature or structure of the concept or the ordering system of the prototypical model can be clarified, strengthened and built upon rather than destroyed. Transformation of form is achieved by changing size, shape; rotating, stretching or morphing ~~into different forms or shapes~~.	+	Transformation is the principle by which an architectural concept, structure or organisation can be altered through a series of discrete manipulations and permutations in response to a specific context or set conditions without loss of identity of the concept. Transformation of form is achieved by changing size, shape, rotating, stretching, morphing and so on.

−	=== Datum ===	+	== Datum ==

−	A line, plane, volume which, by its continuity and regularity, serves to gather, measure and organise a pattern of forms and spaces. Datum binds together the design elements ~~and it must have sufficient size, closure and regularity organised together in a form or space~~. ~~This~~ can be a line, a road ~~with houses arranged along its length or a~~ flat plane.	+	A datum is a line, plane or volume which, by its continuity and regularity, serves to gather, measure and organise a pattern of forms and spaces. Datum binds together the design elements. It can a line, level, road, flat plane and so on.

−	~~=== Rhythm ===~~	+	For more information see: Datum.

−	Rhythm is a unifying movement characterised by a patterned repetition or alteration of formal elements or motifs in the same or modified manner. Rhythm differs from repetition in that in the former the shapes change but it is still recognizable, whereas in the later the shape remains constant throughout and if it changes it becomes unrecognisable.	+	== Rhythm ==

−	=== Pattern ===	+	Rhythm is a unifying movement characterised by a patterned repetition or alteration of formal elements or motifs in the same or modified manner. Rhythm differs from repetition in that in the former the shapes change but it is still recognizable, whereas in the later the shape remains constant.
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		+	== Pattern ==

	Pattern refers to groups of elements or motifs that repeat in a predictable manner. It is a structure that organises parts of a composition.		Pattern refers to groups of elements or motifs that repeat in a predictable manner. It is a structure that organises parts of a composition.

−	=== Repetition ===	+	== Repetition ==

−	Repetition refers to the repeated use of shape, ~~color~~ or other ~~artistic~~ elements of a design ~~to help unify different parts into a whole~~. It creates a visual echo and reinforces certain aspects of the work. Repetition can ~~be a regular or circular fashion creating interest~~, movement, harmony and unity.	+	Repetition refers to the repeated use of shape, colour or other elements of a design. It creates a visual echo and reinforces certain aspects of the work. Repetition can create structure, movement, harmony and unity.

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−	~~Order in~~ architecture refers to a system of rules that ~~makes up~~ the shape and proportions of a design e.~~g. the ancient styles~~ of ~~classical architecture, each differentiated from the other by proportion, moldings and details~~.	+	In architecture 'order' refers to a system of rules that structure the shape, structure, layout and proportions of a design. Order is indispensable functioning of any organised system.

−	~~Order entails the indispensable functioning~~ of ~~any organised system that has both physical and mental impact. It integrates the various parts of the design into a pattern that transmits a message fulfilling the purpose of the work of art.~~	+	= Principles of order =

−	= ~~Principles of Order~~ =	+	== Axis ==

−	~~=== Axis ===~~	+	An axis is a line connecting two points in space, about which forms can be arranged in an asymmetrical or symmetrical, balanced manner. It is an imaginary line that can denote structure, procession, direction, views, line of rotation and so on. An axis is used to align elements in the design, and to arrange and plan spaces.
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−	~~Axis~~ is a line connecting two points in space, about which forms ~~and space~~ can be arranged in an asymmetrical or balanced manner. It is an imaginary line that can denote ~~symmetry of an object~~, direction, ~~point~~ of rotation ~~etc~~.	+
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−	An axis is used to align elements in the design, and to arrange and plan spaces~~. It gives length, direction, induces movement and promotes views along its path~~.	+

	=== Symmetry ===		=== Symmetry ===

−	A symmetrical object is the one that is ~~well~~ proportioned harmonious ~~in balance~~. In geometry symmetrical figure is the one that when bisected by an axis is divided into two areas which are mirror images of another. Symmetrical composition i.e. axial composition this is ~~the artistic~~ composition balanced around ~~a main~~ axis.	+	A symmetrical object is the one that is equally proportioned, harmonious and balanced around a specific line. In geometry a symmetrical figure is the one that when bisected by an axis is divided into two areas which are mirror images of one another. Symmetrical composition i.e. axial composition this is a composition balanced around an axis.

	=== Hierarchy ===		=== Hierarchy ===

−	Hierarchy in architecture ~~entails~~ the articulation of spaces and forms in order of importance. The articulation is achieved by differentiating size, shape, ~~color or~~ placement of forms and spaces relatively to each other. Hierarchy is used to ~~emphasize~~ a particular item ~~or part in a building~~, to influence the order in which ~~the human eye perceives the visual elements of~~ a ~~design and to create the visual contrast between forms perceived. The geometry or regularity~~ of ~~a shape selected for a hierarchical presentation should be compatible with its functional use~~.	+	Hierarchy in architecture is the articulation of spaces and forms in order of importance. The articulation is achieved by differentiating size, shape, colour, placement of forms and spaces relatively to each other. Hierarchy is used to emphasise a particular item, to influence the order in which a range of items are experienced.

	=== Transformation ===		=== Transformation ===

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−	Order in architecture refers to system of rules that makes up the shape and proportions in a design ~~work~~ e.g. the ancient styles of classical architecture each differentiated from the other by proportion, moldings and details.	+	Order in architecture refers to a system of rules that makes up the shape and proportions of a design e.g. the ancient styles of classical architecture, each differentiated from the other by proportion, moldings and details.

	Order entails the indispensable functioning of any organised system that has both physical and mental impact. It integrates the various parts of the design into a pattern that transmits a message fulfilling the purpose of the work of art.		Order entails the indispensable functioning of any organised system that has both physical and mental impact. It integrates the various parts of the design into a pattern that transmits a message fulfilling the purpose of the work of art.
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	=== Axis ===		=== Axis ===

−	Axis is a line connecting two points in space, about which forms and space can be arranged in an asymmetrical or balanced manner. It is an imaginary line ~~denoting~~ symmetry of an object, direction, point of rotation etc.	+	Axis is a line connecting two points in space, about which forms and space can be arranged in an asymmetrical or balanced manner. It is an imaginary line that can denote symmetry of an object, direction, point of rotation etc.

−	~~Axis~~ is used to align elements in the design, and to arrange and plan spaces.It gives length, direction, induces movement and promotes views along its path.	+	An axis is used to align elements in the design, and to arrange and plan spaces. It gives length, direction, induces movement and promotes views along its path.

	=== Symmetry ===		=== Symmetry ===
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	=== Transformation ===		=== Transformation ===

−	Is the principle whereby architectural concept, structure or ~~organization~~ can be altered through a series of discrete manipulations and permutations in response to a specific context or set conditions without a loss of identity or originality of the concept. Also, transformation can mean undergoing a series of discrete manipulations in order to respond to specific conditions and context of the design task at hand. Through a series of finite permutations, the fundamental nature or structure of the concept or the ordering system of the prototypical model can be clarified, strengthened and built upon rather than destroyed. Transformation of form is achieved by changing size, shape; rotating, stretching or morphing into different forms or shapes.	+	Is the principle whereby architectural concept, structure or organisation can be altered through a series of discrete manipulations and permutations in response to a specific context or set conditions without a loss of identity or originality of the concept. Also, transformation can mean undergoing a series of discrete manipulations in order to respond to specific conditions and context of the design task at hand. Through a series of finite permutations, the fundamental nature or structure of the concept or the ordering system of the prototypical model can be clarified, strengthened and built upon rather than destroyed. Transformation of form is achieved by changing size, shape; rotating, stretching or morphing into different forms or shapes.

	=== Datum ===		=== Datum ===
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	=== Rhythm ===		=== Rhythm ===

−	A unifying movement characterised by a patterned repetition or alteration of formal elements or motifs in the same or modified manner. Rhythm differs from repetition in that in the former the shapes change but it is still recognizable, whereas in the later the shape remains constant throughout and if it changes it becomes unrecognisable.	+	Rhythm is a unifying movement characterised by a patterned repetition or alteration of formal elements or motifs in the same or modified manner. Rhythm differs from repetition in that in the former the shapes change but it is still recognizable, whereas in the later the shape remains constant throughout and if it changes it becomes unrecognisable.

	=== Pattern ===		=== Pattern ===

−	~~Refers~~ to groups of elements or motifs that repeat in a predictable manner. It is a structure that organises parts of a composition.	+	Pattern refers to groups of elements or motifs that repeat in a predictable manner. It is a structure that organises parts of a composition.

	=== Repetition ===		=== Repetition ===

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−	Order in architecture refers to system of rules that makes up the shape and proportions in a design work e.g. ~~Ancient~~ styles of classical ~~Architecture~~ each differentiated from the other by ~~its proportions~~, ~~molding~~ and details.	+	Order in architecture refers to system of rules that makes up the shape and proportions in a design work e.g. the ancient styles of classical architecture each differentiated from the other by proportion, moldings and details.

−	Order entails indispensable functioning of any ~~organized~~ system that has both physical and mental impact. It integrates the various parts of the design into a pattern that ~~transmit~~ message fulfilling the purpose of the work of art.	+	Order entails the indispensable functioning of any organised system that has both physical and mental impact. It integrates the various parts of the design into a pattern that transmits a message fulfilling the purpose of the work of art.

−	Principles of Order	+	= Principles of Order =

−	Axis	+	=== Axis ===

−	Axis is ~~the~~ line connecting two points in space, about which forms and space can be arranged in asymmetrical or balanced manner. It is an imaginary line denoting symmetry of an object, direction, point of rotation etc.	+	Axis is a line connecting two points in space, about which forms and space can be arranged in an asymmetrical or balanced manner. It is an imaginary line denoting symmetry of an object, direction, point of rotation etc.

−	Axis is used to align elements in the design, to arrange and plan ~~spacesIt~~ gives length, direction, induces movement and promotes views along its path	+	Axis is used to align elements in the design, and to arrange and plan spaces.It gives length, direction, induces movement and promotes views along its path.

−	Symmetry	+	=== Symmetry ===

	A symmetrical object is the one that is well proportioned harmonious in balance. In geometry symmetrical figure is the one that when bisected by an axis is divided into two areas which are mirror images of another. Symmetrical composition i.e. axial composition this is the artistic composition balanced around a main axis.		A symmetrical object is the one that is well proportioned harmonious in balance. In geometry symmetrical figure is the one that when bisected by an axis is divided into two areas which are mirror images of another. Symmetrical composition i.e. axial composition this is the artistic composition balanced around a main axis.

−	Hierarchy	+	=== Hierarchy ===

−	Hierarchy in architecture entails the articulation of spaces and forms in ~~the~~ order of ~~its~~ importance. The articulation is ~~done~~ by differentiating size, shape, color or placement of forms and spaces relatively to each other ~~in an organization~~. Hierarchy is used to emphasize a particular item or part in a building, to influence the order in which human ~~eyes perceive~~ visual elements of a design and to create the visual contrast between forms ~~in perception~~. The geometry or regularity of a shape selected for ~~hierarchy~~ presentation should be compatible with its functional use.	+	Hierarchy in architecture entails the articulation of spaces and forms in order of importance. The articulation is achieved by differentiating size, shape, color or placement of forms and spaces relatively to each other. Hierarchy is used to emphasize a particular item or part in a building, to influence the order in which the human eye perceives the visual elements of a design and to create the visual contrast between forms perceived. The geometry or regularity of a shape selected for a hierarchical presentation should be compatible with its functional use.

−	Transformation	+	=== Transformation ===

−	~~It is~~ the principle ~~that~~ architectural concept, structure or organization can be altered through a series of discrete manipulations and permutations in response to a specific context or set conditions without a loss of identity or originality of the concept. Also transformation can mean ~~to undergo~~ a series of discrete manipulations in order to respond to a specific conditions and context of the design task at hand. Through a series of finite permutations the fundamental nature or structure of the concept or the ordering system of the prototypical model can be clarified, strengthened and built upon rather than destroyed. Transformation of form is ~~done~~ by changing size, ~~shapes~~; rotating, stretching or morphing into different forms or shapes.	+	Is the principle whereby architectural concept, structure or organization can be altered through a series of discrete manipulations and permutations in response to a specific context or set conditions without a loss of identity or originality of the concept. Also, transformation can mean undergoing a series of discrete manipulations in order to respond to specific conditions and context of the design task at hand. Through a series of finite permutations, the fundamental nature or structure of the concept or the ordering system of the prototypical model can be clarified, strengthened and built upon rather than destroyed. Transformation of form is achieved by changing size, shape; rotating, stretching or morphing into different forms or shapes.

−	Datum	+	=== Datum ===

−	A line, plane, volume ~~that~~ by its continuity and regularity, serves to gather, measure and ~~organize~~ a pattern of forms and spaces. Datum binds together the design elements it must have sufficient size, closure and regularity ~~organized~~ together in a form or space. This can be a line, road with houses arranged along its length or a flat plane.	+	A line, plane, volume which, by its continuity and regularity, serves to gather, measure and organise a pattern of forms and spaces. Datum binds together the design elements and it must have sufficient size, closure and regularity organised together in a form or space. This can be a line, a road with houses arranged along its length or a flat plane.

−	Rhythm	+	=== Rhythm ===

−	A unifying movement ~~characterized~~ by a patterned repetition or alteration of formal elements or motifs in the same or modified manner. Rhythm differs from repetition in that in the former the shapes ~~changes and~~ it is still recognizable ~~but~~ in the later in the shape ~~remain~~ constant throughout and if it changes it becomes ~~unrecognizable~~.	+	A unifying movement characterised by a patterned repetition or alteration of formal elements or motifs in the same or modified manner. Rhythm differs from repetition in that in the former the shapes change but it is still recognizable, whereas in the later the shape remains constant throughout and if it changes it becomes unrecognisable.

−	Pattern	+	=== Pattern ===

−	Refers to groups of elements or motifs that repeat in a predictable manner. It is a ~~skeleton~~ that ~~organizes~~ parts of a composition.	+	Refers to groups of elements or motifs that repeat in a predictable manner. It is a structure that organises parts of a composition.

−	Repetition	+	=== Repetition ===

−	~~Refers~~ to repeated use of a shape, color or other ~~art~~ elements of a design ~~in a work~~ to help unify different parts into a whole. It creates a visual echo and ~~reinforce~~ certain ~~aspect~~ of work. Repetition can be in a regular or ~~cylindrical~~ fashion creating interest, movement, harmony and unity.	+	Repetition refers to the repeated use of shape, color or other artistic elements of a design to help unify different parts into a whole. It creates a visual echo and reinforces certain aspects of the work. Repetition can be a regular or circular fashion creating interest, movement, harmony and unity.

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Introduction

Order in architecture refers to system of rules that makes up the shape and proportions in a design work e.g. Ancient styles of classical Architecture each differentiated from the other by its proportions, molding and details.

Order entails indispensable functioning of any organized system that has both physical and mental impact. It integrates the various parts of the design into a pattern that transmit message fulfilling the purpose of the work of art.

Principles of Order

Axis

Axis is the line connecting two points in space, about which forms and space can be arranged in asymmetrical or balanced manner. It is an imaginary line denoting symmetry of an object, direction, point of rotation etc.

Axis is used to align elements in the design, to arrange and plan spacesIt gives length, direction, induces movement and promotes views along its path

Symmetry

A symmetrical object is the one that is well proportioned harmonious in balance. In geometry symmetrical figure is the one that when bisected by an axis is divided into two areas which are mirror images of another. Symmetrical composition i.e. axial composition this is the artistic composition balanced around a main axis.

Hierarchy

Hierarchy in architecture entails the articulation of spaces and forms in the order of its importance. The articulation is done by differentiating size, shape, color or placement of forms and spaces relatively to each other in an organization. Hierarchy is used to emphasize a particular item or part in a building, to influence the order in which human eyes perceive visual elements of a design and to create the visual contrast between forms in perception. The geometry or regularity of a shape selected for hierarchy presentation should be compatible with its functional use.

Transformation

It is the principle that architectural concept, structure or organization can be altered through a series of discrete manipulations and permutations in response to a specific context or set conditions without a loss of identity or originality of the concept. Also transformation can mean to undergo a series of discrete manipulations in order to respond to a specific conditions and context of the design task at hand. Through a series of finite permutations the fundamental nature or structure of the concept or the ordering system of the prototypical model can be clarified, strengthened and built upon rather than destroyed. Transformation of form is done by changing size, shapes; rotating, stretching or morphing into different forms or shapes.

Datum

A line, plane, volume that by its continuity and regularity, serves to gather, measure and organize a pattern of forms and spaces. Datum binds together the design elements it must have sufficient size, closure and regularity organized together in a form or space. This can be a line, road with houses arranged along its length or a flat plane.

Rhythm

A unifying movement characterized by a patterned repetition or alteration of formal elements or motifs in the same or modified manner. Rhythm differs from repetition in that in the former the shapes changes and it is still recognizable but in the later in the shape remain constant throughout and if it changes it becomes unrecognizable.

Pattern

Refers to groups of elements or motifs that repeat in a predictable manner. It is a skeleton that organizes parts of a composition.

Repetition

Refers to repeated use of a shape, color or other art elements of a design in a work to help unify different parts into a whole. It creates a visual echo and reinforce certain aspect of work. Repetition can be in a regular or cylindrical fashion creating interest, movement, harmony and unity.

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