Massing Studies Terminology
TermDescriptionMassing
The process of visualizing, studying, and resolving building forms using mass instances.
Mass Family
A family of shapes, belonging to the mass category. An in-place mass is saved with the project; it is not a separate file.
Mass Instance or Mass
An instance of a loaded mass family or an in-place mass.
Conceptual Design Environment
A type of family editor that creates conceptual designs using in-place and loadable family mass elements. See Conceptual Design Environment.
Mass Form
The overall form of each mass family or in-place mass.
Massing Study
A study of one or more building forms made from one or more mass instances.
Mass Face
A surface on a mass instance that can be used to create a building element, such as a wall or roof.
Mass Floor
A horizontal slice through a mass at a defined level. Mass floors provide geometric information about the dimensions of the mass above the slice, up to the next slice or the top of the mass.
Building Elements
Walls, roofs, floors, and curtain systems that can be created from mass faces.
Zoning EnvelopeA legally defined volume within which a building must be contained. Zoning envelopes can be modeled as a mass.
Rune Massing was born in 1980.
Benjamin Massing was born in 1962.
Paul Massing died in 1979.
Paul Massing was born in 1902.
Hede Massing was born in 1900.
Hede Massing died in 1981.
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The correct term is "weighing yourself." Massing typically refers to measuring the mass of an object, which is a different concept. When you weigh yourself, you are determining your weight, which is the force exerted by gravity on your mass.
I am not personally aware of one. Maybe you are trying to start one.
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