The segments of the triangle represent traffic flow within a kitchen, ideally creating a rotational movement between the tasks of cooking (stove), chopping/peeling (sink), and storage (refrigerator).

Architecture, traffic patterns and furniture choices impact function and design By Tracy Kaler Originally Published Jan. 10, 2024, 7:02 am EST | Mansion Global ...

"Heavy traffic flow can be a mixed blessing," said Patrick Fiedler, president of the Fiedler Group, an architectural, design and engineering firm in Los Angeles.

Designed from the curb to the gate, JFK's $9.5 billion international terminal introduces new strategies for passenger ...

Retailers’ losses due to long checkout lines can amount to $40 billion per year, highlighting the importance of implementing a store layout that can control traffic flow in stores. With four out of ...