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rest - recuperation

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• asleep or awake, we need time without

any outer stimuli (dış uyaran).

• that means shutting off all our perception

channels.

• young and healthy people fall sleep at all

conditions.

• others (not so healthy and young) need

certain environmental conditions.

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• Feeling secure (physical security and

culturally acceptable level of privacy)

• Sufficiently ventilated, sufficiently warm

space

• Silent and dim (if not totally dark) space

• necessary furnishing : bed and etc.....

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However there are various environments to

sleep.

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Out of this world !

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• Or in

– Sea vessels

– Train compartments

– Homes of crowded families

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• Matresses laid

on the floor

(yer yatağı)

is very flexible

• It is also very

Asian

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• In cold climate

• Or, unsecure

environment

• A sleeping

place is a box

within the

space

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• Four post

bed is a

space

within the

space

• Also a

status

furniture

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• Circumsition bed in

Sadberk Hanım

Museum

• Decorated four post

bed for special

occations

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In contemporary living a room is reserved for

sleeping and equipment required is usually

stationary

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• Contemporary

sleeping

settings are

• Along a wall

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• Or, up

against a

wall

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Usually 2 sides along a wall except

for hospital beds. In a hospital or in

domestic setting if a person has a

health issue we leave two long sides

of a bed always clear.

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• Sometimes

at a corner

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• Surrounded on

3 sides is not

preferable

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a single bed may be accessible from one side but double

beds should be clear on both sides about 90 to 100 cm

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Bed size standarts is not same every where

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If several people sleep in the same space

How should their beds be arranged ?

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two people sleeping in the same room are not always couples, so how

their beds located is related to closeness of their relation

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if they are a couple, than there are several different furniture types

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• in bedrooms what furniture we may want

to have other than beds

– storage for clothing

– storage for valuable small objects (medicine,

eye glasses, ...)

– side tables ( drinking water, reading lamp,...)

– a study table and/or a breakfast table

– tv and/or music set

– mirror

– chair

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if a separate room is not reserved for it, dressing takes place at

bedroom

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since this is not always possible... let us see the clearance for single

bed

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minimum dimensions are frequently used

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an acceptable size bedroom for couples

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• sometimes

living and

sleeping

spaces are not

separated

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• studio apartment

units or single

space flats are for

people living alone