Entity: CORRIDOR
A corridor is a passageway in a building or a strip of land/airspace that provides access, often with rooms opening into it.
CORRIDOR
Etymology
The word 'corridor' originates from the French word 'corridor', which means a running or racing course.
Definition
A corridor is a pathway or passage within a building, land, or airspace that connects different areas or provides access. It typically has rooms or compartments opening into it.
Historical Context
Corridors have been an essential architectural feature in buildings and transportation systems for centuries, providing a means of circulation and access to various spaces.
Cultural Significance
Corridors are often depicted in literature and art as symbolic spaces representing transitions, connections, or even mystery. They play a significant role in building design and urban planning.
Related Concepts
Corridors are related to concepts such as hallways, passageways, and thoroughfares, each serving a specific purpose in connecting spaces.
See Also
- Hallway
- Passage
- Thoroughfare
A corridor is a pathway or passage within a building, land, or airspace that connects different areas or provides access.