Home Interior Design Rules as an AI/Computer Intelligence problem?

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Are there any sites out there that describe interior design principles in a really logical way? Eg, walkways should have a minimum width of xx Inches. I've done some googling, but most of the results are relatively generic (and spammy). Has there been solid research in this area that could lay the groundwork for automated assistants?

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