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a functional diagram of a courtroom functional set (Source: Dahabreh, 2006)  

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Figure 1 the functional genotype of the courtroom floor functions...
Figure 2 a functional diagram of a courtroom functional set (Source:...
Figure 3 diagrammatic representations of a sample of 25 court building...
Figure 6: concentric and linear patterns of recursion in the...
+1 Figure 7 diagram of the concentric configuration of the courtroom floor...
Diagramming federal courtroom floors: Identifying functional typologies
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In the case of many institutional buildings, such as courthouses, program and functional requirements present fixed precepts and unwritten demands that greatly affect the spatial layout of the building and ultimately its form. Thus, one way of studying courthouses is to identify the underlying functional structures in courtroom floors that would af...
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