International Research Journal of Engineering and Technology (IRJET)
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Volume: 10 Issue: 04 | Apr 2023
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Low Cost Interior Design Tijil Tiwari Mrs Aarushi Dwivedi, Department of Architecture, Sunderdeep College of Architecture, UP, India ---------------------------------------------------------------------***---------------------------------------------------------------------
Abstract - This paper examines possible replacements for
thereof. While the tools used by interior designers do not alter the tangible properties of space, they do create visual illusions that alter how people perceive space and openness. Interior designers must have a strong sense of location, which can only be achieved through professional experience, study, education, and ongoing observation of various kinds of buildings.
contemporary interior design elements with less expensive options, such as structural elements or vernacular elements found in regional and rural architecture. Vernacular elements are being used as interior design elements in many parts of the world as a part of the local heritage and are a major part of the low-cost interior design alternatives. Design elements such as large windows and special shaped staircases can add to the beauty of the internal space by emphasizing the other design elements complimenting the space. The use of the structural elements and vernacular architecture elements can have a significant impact on the overall cost of the project in question.
2. LITERATURE STUDY This review of the literature summarises current study on the status of interior architecture in India. The review offers a philosophical perspective on the interior design industry and how these designs affect the minds of those who use or live in interior settings. The review examines the history of interior design and how contemporary interior design evolved in the nation. One of the main issues that requires additional study in the area of interior design is its potential environmental effect. The study should help professionals in the area determine whether they are practicing with the climate in mind. The authorities can also use research on the environmental effects of interior design to establish legal limits above which legislative action can be taken against interior designers who damage the environment.
Key Words: Interior , interior design, low cost, recycle, salvage material.
1.INTRODUCTION Understanding how people behave and creating useful, visually pleasing spaces within a structure are the art and science of interior design. The furnishing or ornamentation of a place with ornamental items, sometimes in conjunction with guidance and helpful assistance, is known as decoration.
3.1. CASE STUDY :1
This paper analyses the potential replacement or alternatives to the modern day interior design elements by low-cost alternatives such as structural elements or the vernacular elements used in local and rural architecture. Vernacular elements are being used as interior design elements in many parts of the world as a part of the local heritage and are a major part of the low-cost interior design alternatives. Design elements such as large windows and special shaped staircases can add to the beauty of the interior space by emphasizing the other design elements complimenting the space. The use of the structural elements and vernacular architecture elements can have a significant impact on the overall cost of the project in question.
Name of the Project – M/s ESSTEAM Location – Surat Rating level – Platinum, existing interiors Occupancy: 55 Concept – An architect and interior designer workplace on the 4th and 5th levels with approximately 5200 square feet and a terrace. The structure is completed in RCC both inside and out, and to enable sunshine, a 450-mm ribbon window at the top and bottom of each level runs all the way around on three sides. The 'C' shaped architectural projection provided storage options all along the perimeter inside, as well as vertical airflow, sanitation, electricity, irrigation, HVAC, and IT. The project performed exceptionally well in terms of ease of maintenance, as all of the metal dividers on the studio floor are simply attached with magnets and support very easily any kind of repairs or replacement / addition of wiring for electrical or LV uses during post occupancy. The project is designed by Ar. Snehal Shah.
The purpose of this research is to investigate the function of interior design details in the impression of home spaciousness. It supports the notion that the size of any home is an objective variable rather than a physical one. As a result, the design of the home can alter our impression of interior areas. The incorporation of design elements such as form, height, color, and light can alter our perception of how spacious a home is. Interior designers typically want to use various design elements in a home such as form, volume, color, and light to increase the preceding the openness
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