INTERIOR DESIGNER DRAWINGS

Tutor : Miss Ida

(L) Tang Chia Loo 0321414

Audrey Ting Ming Fang 0320247

Chong Chin Pin 0319595

Aishath Hussain 0320429

Charel Fernando 0320106

What is Interior Design ?

is about creating a beautiful, comfortable space that makes the

best of what a space initially offers and improving on those not-so-

nice aspects like poor natural lighting or funky room layout that

many homes have but few people know how to work with this to

make the space more appealing.

The Design Process:Initial identify the basic nature of the project as-residence ,vacation house, office, restaurant, hotel

Identify each of the user, lifestyle and function, space requirement, environment factors, climate and weather

Putting the research in written form to establish design priorities :“Real Needs” Vs. “ Want”

Quick

Drawing Call

Schematic

-Visualize

space plans

Selection of Proposed Material, Finishes and Furnishings

Consist of Floor covering, wall

covering, textiles for window covering,

custom cabinetry, pain, stain for wall

and furniture

Concept Drawing

Demonstrate the

idea or concept

-include scaled

drawing showing

furniture

placement

Renderings Colored Perspective drawing of the

space that help to visualize how the

finished design will appear

Working Drawing and Specification

The Working Drawings are the mechanical drawing

prepared for used by constructor in making bids and

completing the construction of the design

Working Drawing

prepare in Blueprint

form show the details

as they are to be

executed

Complete Set of Working Drawing also

Called Construction Drawing include

•Title sheet

•Index

•Perspective drawing

•Site plans

•Floor plans

•Electric plans

•Reflected ceiling plans

•Section

•Elevation

•Code

•Detailed drawing of architecture

element

•Schedule

Working Drawing

in Blueprint form

Construction Drawing

•Title sheet

•Index•Perspective drawing

•Site plans

•Floor plans

•Electric plans

•Reflected ceiling plans

•Section

•Elevation

•Code

•Detailed drawing of architecture

element

•Schedule

Construction Drawing

•Title sheet

•Index

•Perspective

drawing•Layout plans

•Floor plans

•Electric plans

•Reflected ceiling plans

•Section

•Elevation

•Code

•Detailed drawing of architecture

element

•Schedule

Construction Drawing

•Title sheet

•Index

•Perspective drawing

•Layout plans•Floor plans

•Electric plans

•Reflected ceiling plans

•Section

•Elevation

•Code

•Detailed drawing of architecture

element

•Schedule

Construction Drawing

•Title sheet

•Index

•Perspective drawing

•Site plans

•Floor plans

•Electric plans•Reflected ceiling plans

•Section

•Elevation

•Code

•Detailed drawing of architecture

element

•Schedule

Construction Drawing

•Title sheet

•Index

•Perspective drawing

•Site plans

•Floor plans

•Electric plans

•Reflected ceiling plans

•Section

•Elevation•Code

•Detailed drawing of architecture

element

•Schedule

Construction Drawing

•Title sheet

•Index

•Perspective drawing

•Site plans

•Floor plans

•Electric plans

•Reflected ceiling plans

•Section

•Elevation

•Code•Detailed drawing of architecture

element

•Schedule

Construction Drawing

•Title sheet

•Index

•Perspective drawing

•Site plans

•Floor plans

•Electric plans

•Reflected ceiling plans

•Section

•Elevation

•Code

•Detailed

drawing of

architecture

element•Schedule

Construction Drawing

•Title sheet

•Index

•Perspective drawing

•Site plans

•Floor plans

•Electric plans

•Reflected ceiling plans

•Section

•Elevation

•Code

•Detailed drawing of architecture

element

•Schedule

Language of Design- Element of Drawing

If vocabulary and the grammar is the

language for communication,

Material ,Style, Form, Details, Light, Colors,

Patterns, Texture, Line and Mass is the

language of Design Drawing

Elements of

Drawing

Form Colour Space

Texture Shape

Form

To direct the attention of the user of the space

and to shape the user’s spatial experience

Primary elements of form are point, line, plane

and volume

Shapes

May encompass the linear contours, the

outline of a plane, or the borders of a 3D solid

The lines and planes that give a form shape

separate it from its background

Texture

Perceived by both touch and vision

Tactile textures and visual textures

Tactile textures is real and can be felt by touch

Visual textures is seen by eye and interpreted

as 3D by the brain

Colour

Helps us interpret the world and brings out

strong emotional responses

Space

space is concerned with the area deep within

the moment of designated design

For a two-dimensional design space concerns

creating the illusion of a third dimension on a

flat surface

References

Nielson, K.J., Taylor, D.A.(2005). Interior –An Introduction, New

York:McGraw-Hill

Coles, House, J.,Naomi.(2007).The fundamentals of Interior

Architecture, Lausanne : AVA Academia.

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