The entrance spaces again show up to be rather small in dimensions. What jumps out of the average DW plot is that the living spaces have a large variation in door widths, some of them are rather large. The entrance spaces also have large DWs which makes good sense. The kitchens on the other hand don't need easy access. Finally, the area values show that living spaces are again a varied lot ranging from small to large size.
Kitchens tend to be tiny just like entrance spaces and workshops.
These spaces are identified on the plans and on the RRA diagrams in figures 6 and 7. Space 186 is a possible side entrance space for house B1 but was probably primarily used as a workshop. Its workshop status is strongly confirmed by the certain DpS box plot and supported by the DpS and SS values. Only the area and LS box plots support this. However, the DpS values show a perfect match for a living space function.