Plate 1 · Civic

Large public buildings use the same bays.

Curtain-wall on a hall, library or terminal. One bay, then the elevation.

Plate 2 · Public lobby

The hall a city walks into.

Double-height aluminium and glass. Specified with the elevation, not as decoration.

Plate 3 · Factory

The face of the plant.

A glazed office pavilion on the same plot as the hall. One system for offices, repeating openings for the workshop.

Plate 4 · Hall

Daylight down the length of the hall.

High repeating windows — the industrial opening a plant owner walks every morning.

Plate 5 · Dusk

Hall and office as one delivery.

The pavilion lit, the hall behind it. A plant you can put on a plot.

Plate 6 · Hospital

Wards as a typical floor.

Repeating window-wall on a civic healthcare block. Quantity follows the ward module.

Plate 7 · Daylight ward

Quiet glass. Public daylight.

Waiting halls and corridors that take the same aluminium as the elevation.

Plate 8 · Rhythm

One opening type. Then quantity.

Personnel doors and high lights on a single module. Count the bays, ship by phase.