Interior partitions, screens, wall decorative materials and construction

Author: Gao Yu
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Publish Date: 2005-07-01
Features: In interior architecture, the use of screens, partitions, and lattices to divide space is a technique that has been widely applied in China for a long time. It can still be seen in the Forbidden City and the Royal Tombs in Beijing, as well as in residential buildings across various regions. However, the materials used in its construction are mostly wooden, and the structural forms remain traditional. With the advancement of the times and the continuous development of material science and architectural technology, there have been significant changes in the materials and application forms of spatial division in modern interior architecture. From the perspective of materials alone, the materials used for screens and partitions include wood, bamboo, aluminum alloy, stainless steel, glass, leather, and more. The structural forms have also undergone even greater changes, ranging from fixed types to movable ones, with movable types further divided into modular, sliding, and folding designs. This book provides a detailed introduction to various decorative materials used for interior walls, including their design, construction, and content, accompanied by detailed structural diagrams of various fine details. It also covers the relevant content of screens and partitions, including structural drawings and pattern examples for reference. This book is suitable for interior decoration designers, construction personnel, quality supervisors, as well as teachers and students of relevant majors in colleges and universities.