continuous spaces
[kənˈtɪnjuəs ˈspeɪsɪz]
nounpl: continuous spaces
espaços contínuos
1. In mathematics and topology, spaces where points are connected without breaks or gaps, allowing for uninterrupted transitions between elements
Euclidean spaces are fundamental examples of continuous spaces in topology.
Os espaços euclidianos são exemplos fundamentais de espaços contínuos na topologia.
2. In architecture and urban planning, areas or environments that flow seamlessly without physical barriers or divisions
The museum features continuous spaces that allow visitors to move freely between galleries.
O museu apresenta espaços contínuos que permitem aos visitantes se moverem livremente entre as galerias.
3. In design and interior spaces, open layouts without walls or obstructions that create a sense of flow
Modern office design often incorporates continuous spaces to promote collaboration.
O design moderno de escritórios frequentemente incorpora espaços contínuos para promover colaboração.
This is primarily technical terminology used in mathematics, topology, architecture, and modern design. In Brazil, the concept is increasingly popular in contemporary architecture and interior design, reflecting global trends toward open-plan living and working environments. The term is equally understood in Portugal and English-speaking countries within academic and professional contexts.
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