Interior Design

Cham : Springer , cop. 2015

1 online resource (260 p.)

Description based upon print version of record.. - Foreword; Preface; Acknowledgments; Contents; Introduction; 1 Planning Concept; Abstract ; 1.1 Context: Organisation of Space, Enclosure and Support Systems-Keyword: Geometry; 1.2 Stage 1-Bubble Diagrams; 1.3 Stage 2-Overall Planning Structure; 1.3.1 Plan Patterns; 1.3.2 Interior Plan Examples; 1.4 Stage 3-Interior DivisionsSupport Systems; 1.4.1 FurnitureSupport System Example; 1.4.2 DivisionDoor Opening; 1.5 Drawing-The Starting off Point; 1.5.1 Grids; 1.6 Enclosure and Journey; 1.7 Case Study 1-The Journey; 1.8 Layers; 1.9 Placement of Object-Orientation and Positioning. - 1.10 Case Study 2-Ardmore Park1.11 Case Study 3-China Steel Corporation HQ; 1.12 3D Planning-Includes Enclosing Forms and Support Functions; 1.12.1 Major Conceptual 3D Planning Elements; 1.13 Conceptual 3D Origins Within a Space; 1.14 Case Study 4-Placebo Pharmacy; 2 Circulation Concept; Abstract ; 2.1 Context-Circulation Options-Keyword: Routing Access; 2.2 Horizontal Circulation Options; 2.2.1 Option 1-Well-Defined Routes; 2.2.2 Option 2-Multi-directional; 2.2.3 Option 3-Corridor-Type Directional; 2.3 Vertical Circulation Options; 2.3.1 A-Incline; 2.3.2 A1-Straight Staircase or Ramp. - 2.3.3 A2-Escalator2.3.4 B-Vertical; 2.3.5 B1-Helical Staircase; 2.3.6 B2-Elevator; 3 Three-dimensional Concept; Abstract ; 3.1 Context-Keyword: Modelling; 3.2 Constituent Parts; 3.3 Realisation Sequence; 3.3.1 On Entering a Space; 3.4 Identity; 3.5 Basic 3D Geometric Origins of Form; 3.6 Family of Forms; 3.6.1 The Square Family; 3.6.2 The Circle Family; 3.6.3 The Triangle Family; 3.7 Junctions and Meeting of Surfaces; 3.8 The Meeting of Planes; 3.9 The Intrusive Corner; 3.10 Growth of the Integrated Interior; 3.10.1 Architectural Form; 3.10.2 The Hazukashi House; 3.10.3 Interior Form. - 3.11 Freeform3.11.1 Case Study 5; 3.11.2 Grotto Sauna; 3.11.3 The Deconstructed Interior; 3.12 Is Minimalism the Disintegrated Interior?; 4 Construction Concept; Abstract ; 4.1 Context-Keyword: Making; 4.2 How Things Come Together; 4.3 Interadapt-New Word!; 4.4 Construction Choices; 4.4.1 Fixing to Structure; 4.4.2 Fixings; 4.4.3 Fixed Support System; 4.4.4 Blockwork Partitions; 4.5 Object-to-Object FixingSupport Systems; 4.5.1 Door to Partition; 4.5.2 Worktop to Supporting Framework; 4.5.3 A Table; 4.5.4 A Chair; 4.5.5 Shelf to Supporting Framework; 4.5.5.1 Homogeneous and Integrated. - 4.5.5.2 Wall Mounted4.5.5.3 Free-Standing; 4.5.6 Stair Tread to Supporting Framework; 4.6 What is Expressed or Seen?; 4.7 Glass for Buildings; 4.8 Summary Diagram of Major Players; 5 Material Concept; Abstract ; 5.1 Context-Keyword: Finish; 5.2 What Governs Selection?; 5.3 Natural; 5.3.1 Natural Source Through Industrial Process; 5.4 Artificial; 5.5 Enclosure; 5.5.1 First Inclinations; 5.5.2 Unit Type-Brick and Concrete Block; 5.5.3 Frame and Panel-Timber, Metal and Glass; 5.5.4 Cast Form-Concrete, Reinforced Plaster and GRP (Glass-Reinforced Plastic); 5.6 Structure. - 5.6.1 Case Study 6-Surfrider HQ. - Maximizing reader insights into interior design as a conceptual way of thinking, which is about ideas and how they are formulated. The major themes of this book are the seven concepts of planning, circulation, 3D, construction, materials, colour and lighting, which covers the entire spectrum of a designer's activity. Analysing design concepts from the view of the range of possibilities that the designer can examine and eventually decide by choice and conclusive belief the appropriate course of action to take in forming that particular concept, the formation and implementation of these concepts

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