‣OverviewAccess, Egress, and Circulation ComponentsBuilding Science: Safe Egress — Moving People in an Emergency‣OverviewModule 5 IntroModule 5 RoadmapSpace Planning & Building Layout ConceptsBuilding Science: Building Cores‣System Requirements & Design GoalsBuilding Code RequirementsDesign Goals & Potential Design Strategies‣Requirements & Design GoalsRequirementsDesign Goals & Potential Design Strategies‣Building LayoutExample: Analyzing the Y2E2 Building LayoutExample: Creating Space/Bubble DiagramsExample: Using Masses to Explore Layout Options‣Space PlanningExample: Observing & Analyzing Spaces Around YouExample: Creating a Space Budget SpreadsheetExample: Planning for Building Core Spaces‣Multi-Story Building Elements3.3.A Copying Elements Between Levels3.3.B Creating Elements Spanning Multiple Levels3.3.C Architectural & Structural Columns3.3.D Floor Openings & Shafts‣Modeling Circulation ElementsExample: Modeling Corridors & HallwaysExample: Modeling Mechanical CoresExample: Modeling Circulation Cores — Stairs & RampsExample: Modeling Elevators & Escalators‣Stairs & Ramps‣Stairs3.6.A Creating Stairs3.6.G Creating Multi-Story Stairs 3.6.B Customizing Stair Properties3.6.E Customizing Stair Layouts‣Ramps3.6.C Creating Ramps3.6.D Customizing Ramp Properties3.6.F Customizing Ramp Layouts