58 Organization and. Management 
quiring space are such as hospitals, rest rooms, physi- 
cian’s office, lunch rooms, library, and assembly room. 
DraFTING AND DESIGNING SPACE 
The drafting and designing space must be located 
where it has the advantage of good daylight, and as 
nearly as possible situated at an equal distance from the 
commercial and sales offices, the main planning-depart- 
ment office, the pattern and drafting department, and the 
main inspection office. The resulting location is usually 
something of a compromise. 
COMMERCIAL ÖFFICES 
The commercial offices used for administrative and 
supervisional officers should be arranged in such a manner 
that visitors to the purchasing department, accounting 
department, applicants for positions, and prospective 
customers can be directed into separate waiting rooms. 
The internal arrangement of the commercial offices should 
be made the subject of as careful a lay-out as the 
arrangement of the factory equipment and productive 
departments. | 
FINAL ARRANGEMENT 
After having indieated on the preliminary separate 
departmental sheets, and also on a large preliminary 
general lay-out, the location of all the service equipment 
and serviee departments, we are now ready to make the 
final lay-out. This lay-out can be visualized more com- 
pletely by means of a wooden model built to the scale 
of the proposed factory buildings, but showing the side 
walls in framing only and having the floors solid. On 
the floors are fastened (with pins) templets showing the 
various equipments, departmental boundaries being indi-