Basic Interior Design

Author: Ni Yuehong
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Publish Date: 2004-11-01
Features: This book is written for the undergraduate teaching program of art and design majors. It serves as a foundational course in theory and technology rather than a specialized course, being offered to students from different professional directions. Its purpose is to broaden the scope of professional studies, enhance students' adaptability to future society, and cultivate their interests and potential. The book explores the concepts, scope, objectives, and design processes of interior design. From the nature, characteristics, and functions of interior design, it analyzes the types of interior spaces, the formation and control methods of interior physical environments, and the relationship between interior functions and human ergonomics. From a linguistic perspective, it discusses the concept of formal language in interior design, the properties and characteristics of formal elements, their application rules, and the meanings of forms. It provides a linguistic review of the history of architectural form development and systematically elaborates on the thinking characteristics, methods, and issues related to interior decoration materials and construction management. This book serves as a reference for learning and understanding architectural decoration and interior design.