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The Baldakin Modular Accommodation System (BMAS) Concept
The “Face-to-face” (F2F) Combination of Baldakin Accommodation Capsules/Modules
F2F combination of Twin Baldakin Accommodation Caspsules/Modules on 2 levels, side section.
Twin BC/BM 8' twin BM 8' twin BC Twin BC (F2F 6'8" single 5' single Single F2F combi. F2F combi. F2F Combi. c. on 2 levels) compact F2F compact F2F compact F2F Side section Top section Top section Side section Top section Top section Side section
Two BMs can be typically combined face-to-face (F2F), typically reaching a width of only 24’ (7.3m), including the built-in central corridor (or lower in case of compact BCs and/or WPB)
Although the combination of BCs and BMs does not need to be face-to-face (F2F), this combination offers most space saving, at least for the larger structures.
Indeed, the F2F combination makes the best use of the specific multi-level configuration of the BCs, and particularly of the feature, which allows for a multiple width corridor between the BCs.
As stated above, that difference of level, associated with the angled design of the front part, allows for a narrower corridor between BCs: From about 4’ (1.2m) wide up to the waste-level (i.e. about 3’ (90cm) over the walking path, where the width is not so important), it becomes wider to reach about 8’ (2.4m) at eye level, thereby giving the user the impression of using a wider corridor.
This, in turn, gives a novel and much more rational (and exploitable/interesting) organization of the available volume, as evidenced in the numerous examples of applications of the BMAS concept.
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