Interior Design Illustrated, 4th Edition ( PDFDrive )

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spatial transitions for, 28, 30 ceramic tile, 314, 321 closets, 241, 242 (see also toilets)
sustainable design use of, 49, 186 color, 321, 322 for fire protection systems, 239, 250
wall openings creating, 168 concrete, 314 heating and air-conditioning
windows framing or filtering, 183, 185– flexible wall coverings, 314, 322
gypsum wallboard, 314, 320 air-water systems, 237
186 masonry, 314 all-water systems, 237
window treatments affecting, 362 patterns, 317, 322 hot-water heating, 235
vinyl, 338 plaster, 319 hydrophobic finish materials repelling, 299
virtual reality (VR) technology, 88 prefinished panels, 314 in interior environmental systems, 228–
vision/louvered doors, 199 resin panels, 314 229, 239–244, 250
visitability, 5, 31 texture, 317, 322 LEED water efficiency ratings, 370, 371
visual balance, 139–144 vacuum-formed 3D panel products, 315 plumbing systems for, 9, 228–229,
visual contrast, 93–94 wood, 314, 317–318 240–243
visual perception, 92, 93–94, 115, 121 fire-resistant, 253, 320 sanitary waste system, 239, 240, 244
visual rhythm, 149, 150 forms, 167 sustainable design consideration of, 50, 51,
visual scale, 136 foundation, 8 240, 370, 371
visual texture, 107, 109, 174 function and purpose of, 160–161 water supply systems, 239
Vitra, 118, 341 glass, 165, 194, 197 watts, 245, 270, 272, 273, 276
vocabulary. See design vocabulary height of, 168, 169 wavelengths of light, 115, 116
voids, as volume, 113, 114 interior, 9, 11, 12, 25, 81, 160–171 Wegner, Hans, 331
volatile organic compounds (VOCs), 231 (see also partitions) weight
volts, 245, 276 as interior building elements, 160–171 as human dimension, 53
volume light affected by, 264 of lines, 97
design vocabulary for, 95, 113–114 lighting mounting or integration in, 269, visual, balanced, 139
as form element, 95, 113–114 279, 282 WELL Building Standard, 50, 291
lighting in form of, 278, 285 load-bearing, 8, 12, 32–33, 160, 161, WeWork, 38
lines articulating corners of, 99, 100 164 wheelchair lifts, 221
solids, 113, 114 masonry, 163, 314 white light, 115, 116, 121, 263
voids, 113, 114 modification of, 32 white noise, 292
volumetric structural systems, 14 multiview drawings of, 78–81 white SON lamps, 275
wainscots, 169, 315, 317 nonbearing, 165 width
wall grazing, 280 openings in, 168 (see also doorways; of doorways, 29
wallpaper, 322 windows) of lines, 97
walls. See also partitions as planes, 102 of planes, 101
acoustics affected by, 165, 167, 295 radiant heating in, 235 of ramps, 218–219
articulation, 169, 171 scale of, 169 in rectangular spaces, 22
code requirements for, 160 shear, 11 in square spaces, 21
color of, 128, 129, 169, 171, 321, 322 space defined by, 3, 6, 161, 167 of stairways, 209
concrete, 163, 314 stairs supported by, 212 structural systems affecting, 20
construction of, 160, 162–163 in structural system, 8, 9, 11 Williams, Bob, 341
cross, 12 texture of, 169, 170, 171, 317, 322 winders, stairway, 211
curved, 25, 167 thick vs. thin, 5, 163 windows
enclosure by, 9, 12, 167 wall storage systems, 360–361 awning, 189
exterior, 4–5, 9, 160 wallwashing, 280 bay, 189
finish materials, 162, 163, 313–315, Walt Disney Concert Hall, 14 casement, 188
washlets, 241 casings, 190–191
317–322 waste disposal, 9, 239, 240, 244 clerestory, 181, 194, 197
aesthetic, functional and economic water codes for, 187, 189
construction of, 190–191
considerations, 313

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INDEX in square spaces, 21 in ceiling construction, 174
windows (continued) sustainable design use of, 186, 195 as ceiling finish, 325
thin vs. thick frames for, 30 countertops, 359
daylight via, 186, 187, 189, 194, translucent, 186 in door/doorframe construction, 203,
264–267 transom, 204, 205
trim details, 184, 190–191 204–205
in doors, 199, 203 ventilating, 186, 188–189, 195, in floor construction, 159
double-hung, 188 as floor finish, 302–303
enclosure with, 9, 183, 184 231–232 in furniture construction, 334
fenestration, 183, 184 views framed or filtered by, 183, 185–186 grain, 334
finish materials, 192 as wall openings, 168 joints, 334
fixed, 188, 189 window treatments for, 184, 234, 265, plywood, 159, 162, 203, 231, 303, 306,
frames of, 30, 192–193
function and purpose of, 183 267, 328, 362–365 318, 334
glazing, 183, 186, 187, 188, 196 window walls, 165, 194, 197 in ramp construction, 218
hopper, 189 window treatments in stairway construction, 212
indoor air quality and, 231 awnings as, 362 tables, 344
interior, 30 blinds as, 363 trusses, 20
as interior building elements, 183–197 curtains and draperies as, 328, 364 in wall construction, 162–163, 314
jalousie, 189 exterior, 362 as wall finish, 314, 317–318
light shelves with, 267 glare blocked with, 265, 362 window frames of, 192
lintels for, 12, 33 hard, 363 woodburning stoves, 226. See also fireplaces;
in load-bearing walls, 12 interior, 362 pellet stoves
modification of, 33 overhangs and recessed windows as, 362 wool carpet fibers, 309
operation of, 188–189 safety issues, 184 working drawings, 76
recessed, 362 scale altered by, 184 workplace. See coworking spaces; office spaces
in rectangular spaces, 22 shades as, 362, 365 woven carpet, 310
scale of, 138, 184 shutters as, 363 zones
sidelight, 204, 205 for skylights, 267 fitting to space and accessibility of, 70–71
size of, 189, 194 soft, 328, 362, 364–365 interior design for, 52, 56, 70–71
skylights, 30, 33, 179, 189, 194, 265, solar heat and, 234, 267, 362 intimate, 56
trellises as, 362 public, 56
267 wire glass, 187 social, 52, 56
sliding, 188 wood zoning regulations, 252
solar heat gain via, 196, 234, 267, 362 beams, 20
space planning and, 197
as spatial transitions, 5, 28, 30

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