Select one of the kitchen arrangements you created in problem 2 and design a kitchen around it. Include the walls, door and window placements, and any other appliances or furniture that you think a kitchen should include.
Problem 2
Kitchens are arranged around their three most important elements: the sink, the range, and the refrigerator. The traffic pattern is arranged in a triangle, with a vertex at each of the three items. As a result, kitchens are usually arranged in one of three patterns: U-shaped, L-shaped, or parallel. Draw an example of each type of kitchen using the MLINE command with capped ends. Do not label the appliances, but draw the appliances as shown in Fig. 16-24. Show the triangular traffic pattern for each kitchen you design. Which seems most convenient to you? Why?
