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	Visual impact is the capacity of an object or arrangement to affect a viewer (not always positively). The opposite is making no visual impact, ie something which does not trigger any feelings in the minds of viewers.		Visual impact is the capacity of an object or arrangement to affect a viewer (not always positively). The opposite is making no visual impact, ie something which does not trigger any feelings in the minds of viewers.

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	* Building design.		* Building design.
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	* Design intent.		* Design intent.
	* Design methodology for building projects.		* Design methodology for building projects.
	* Design principles.		* Design principles.
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−	Visual impact is the capacity of an object or arrangement to ~~impress~~ a viewer. The opposite is making no visual impact, ie something which does not trigger any feelings in the minds of viewers.	+	Visual impact is the capacity of an object or arrangement to affect a viewer (not always positively). The opposite is making no visual impact, ie something which does not trigger any feelings in the minds of viewers.

	The term visual impact is usually used in association with architecture and design, interiors, urban design and also objects. But it is unusual to refer to a person as having visual impact.		The term visual impact is usually used in association with architecture and design, interiors, urban design and also objects. But it is unusual to refer to a person as having visual impact.

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	The term visual impact is usually used in association with architecture and design, interiors, urban design and also objects. But it is unusual to refer to a person as having visual impact.		The term visual impact is usually used in association with architecture and design, interiors, urban design and also objects. But it is unusual to refer to a person as having visual impact.

−	In construction, a building may have visual impact, be dynamic and generally impressive aesthetically. A house or housing development may also have visual impact, in which case it may also be said to have 'kerb appeal', ie attracts potential buyers the moment they see it from the kerbside.	+	In construction, a building may have visual impact, be dynamic and generally be impressive aesthetically. A house or housing development may also have visual impact, in which case it may also be said to have 'kerb appeal', ie attracts potential buyers the moment they see it from the kerbside.

	= Related articles on Designing Buildings Wiki =		= Related articles on Designing Buildings Wiki =

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Visual impact is the capacity of an object or arrangement to impress a viewer. The opposite is making no visual impact, ie something which does not trigger any feelings in the minds of viewers.

The term visual impact is usually used in association with architecture and design, interiors, urban design and also objects. But it is unusual to refer to a person as having visual impact.

In construction, a building may have visual impact, be dynamic and generally impressive aesthetically. A house or housing development may also have visual impact, in which case it may also be said to have 'kerb appeal', ie attracts potential buyers the moment they see it from the kerbside.

= Related articles on Designing Buildings Wiki =

* Building design.
* Concept architectural design.
* Design intent.
* Design methodology for building projects.
* Design principles.
* Ergonomics in construction.

[[Category:Theory]]