Principles of Interior Environmental Design

Author: Zhu Zhongyan et al.
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Publish Date: 2004-07-01
Features: This book systematically elaborates on the styles of various historical periods in architectural interiors, human ergonomics, and design methods for spatial composition, character sequences, and divisions. It covers the design of indoor wall surfaces, floors, and ceilings, as well as the design methods for furniture and decorations. The book also discusses lighting, lighting fixtures, and environmental atmosphere design, as well as the design of color in terms of physiology, psychology, and texture. Additionally, it includes the design of entrances and atriums. This book closely integrates architectural design theory and practice, providing numerous illustrations and photographs, making it rich in content, concise, and practical. It can serve as a supplementary textbook for architecture and interior design majors, a manual for designers, construction personnel, and engineering implementers, and also as a reference book for general households and enthusiasts in self-design and renovation.