[John N.]

I think that would work as well too. We also must factor in plant mass and positioning, which can restrict/hinder the fluid movement of the designed circulation. The designs above reminds me of city planners who design a shopping center with a unique parking lot configuration that looks good on paper, but when it comes to actual use in reality, traffic congestion becomes rampant.

Moral of the story is: trial and error will prove which position will give you the best circulation.

-John N.