Yes, architectural ordonnance can be used to create a sense of harmony and coherence between different spatial elements within a building or space. Ordonnance refers to the arrangement of elements in a space, such as the placement of doors, windows, columns, and other architectural features. By carefully organizing these elements in a logical manner, architects can create a sense of order and balance that helps to create a harmonious and coherent space. For example, a building that uses consistent proportions, a simple color palette, and careful attention to detail in its design can create a sense of unity and consistency throughout its different spaces, even if they serve different functions or have different orientations. Overall, architectural ordonnance is a powerful tool for creating spaces that are both functional and aesthetically pleasing.
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