Public/private zoning

Description

Group public rooms (kitchen, dining, living, family) on one side; private (bedrooms, baths) on the other. Crossing zones during a typical day should be intentional, not constant.

Why this exists

Captures Alexander's intimacy gradient at the floor-plan level.

Categories

Source

Solver enforcement

Browsable only — the solver does not currently enforce this directive (no spec-level data to check against). This entry exists so the architect personas can cite it in conversation and the user can read what the rule says.

Related directives

• Laundry room sizing · LAUNDRY-SIZE
• Kitchen near mudroom + garage · KITCHEN-NEAR-MUDROOM
• Kitchen adjacent to dining · KITCHEN-NEAR-DINING
• Laundry near bedrooms (or kitchen) · LAUNDRY-NEAR-BEDROOMS
• Primary suite isolated from public zones · PRIMARY-SUITE-ISOLATED