“Different people have different stocks of knowledge, time and money, which together
helps shape their ability to access different spaces and places Mean and Tims, 2010 (The JRF’s
research and development programme, 2010: 11)” The study by the National Archives (2011) found
that young people always had a restricted mobility and knowledge near their home, university or
the city centre during the weekends. Thus, the designing space should be located in a suitable site
with a small meeting/activity space for individual, groups and societies to use. For learners, the
arrangements of outdoor environments at central activities area are very important. The size of the
central activities area, design, colour, and the area arrangement all influence how learners learn.
The arrangement diagram above also shows the relationship of human, interactive display and
learning through social activities that will happen at central activities area which is derived from the
theory (see Fig. 9).