Subterranean Design Project: Presentation Flashcards

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Comprehensive vocabulary flashcards detailing core architectural terms, biophilic principles, and project-specific design definitions for the Subterranean Design Project.

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Biophilic Design

Design focused on connecting human spaces to nature and life.

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Daylight Simulation

Advanced systems replicating natural sunlight in windowless spaces.

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Linear Daylight

Linear LED systems designed to mimic natural sun rays.

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Vertical Cove

Vertical recessed architectural lighting built into walls or window frames.

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Roll-up Shade / Roller Blind

Minimalist window treatment that rolls up vertically.

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Preserved Plant

Real natural plants treated to remain fresh without water or maintenance.

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Water-Vapor Fireplace

Eco-friendly fireplace using water mist and LED lights to simulate smoke and flames.

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Ventilation Slot / Air Gap

An opening left intentionally to allow airflow and prevent glass fogging.

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Glass Condensation

Moisture buildup or fog forming on glass surfaces due to temperature or humidity.

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Rotating TV Wall / Media Wall

A pivoting mechanical wall designed to optimize space and dual layouts.

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Modern Daybed

A sleek, minimalist furniture piece used for lounging or resting.

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Wine Cellar

A premium or integrated storage solution for organizing wine collections.

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Space Optimization

Maximizing the utility and flow of every square inch in a design.

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Dropped Ceiling / False Ceiling

A secondary ceiling hung below the main structural ceiling.

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Texture Finish / Patina

Decorative plaster or paint finish applied to walls for depth and texture.

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Human-Centric Design

An architectural approach prioritizing human health, comfort, and well-being.

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The Design Essence

The core philosophy, substance, and true identity behind a design concept.

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Better flow

Improvement in movement, circulation, and spatial layout.

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Saves space

Optimizes the layout and frees up valuable room.

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Low maintenance

Requires zero or very little effort to clean or maintain.

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Air gap

A mechanical requirement to ensure continuous airflow and prevent condensation.

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Advanced simulation

Replaces missing natural elements with high-tech, human-centric alternatives.