Interior Dimension
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This comprehensive survey brings together primary source material related to the design of interior spaces through history. The authors probe how issues in the design of interior space have been approached by designers past and present and also the influence of fields such as psychology and the fine arts on spatial design. Excellent visual examples clarify different concepts discussed.
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Joy Monice Malnar is Associate Professor of Fine Arts at Loyola University of Chicago, where she teaches courses in interior architecture and design. She holds a BFA in Interior Design from the Chicago Academy, as well as a MArch (Master of Architecture) from the University of Illinois at Chicago. She is a member of the American Institute of Architects, the Interior Design Educator's Council, and an allied member of the American Society of Interior Designers. Her professional work has included both contract and residential design at such firms as Sargent and Lundy, Whitaker Associates, and Skidmore, Owings, and Merrill.
Frank Vodvarka is Associate Professor of Fine Arts at Loyola University of Chicago, where he teaches graphic design, photography, and design theory. He holds a BA in Plastic & Graphic Arts from the University of Illinois at Chicago, and an MFA in Graphics from the University of Chicago. His professional work has included graphic design, stage design, and architectural photography, and he is a member of the Interior Design Educator's Council and the Design Communication Association.
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THE CHARACTER OF INTERIOR SPACE.
The Role of Theory.
Form and Function.
The Vocabulary of Design.
The Grammar of Design.
Ordering Systems.
THE DEVELOPMENT OF INTERIOR SPACE.
Seminal Viewpoints.
The Nineteenth Century.
Systematic Applications.
A Bold New Century.
Emerging Building Types.
THE MEASURE OF INTERIOR SPACE.
The Human Dimension.
The Space Within.
The Enclosure Revealed.
Archetypes and Ethics.
Notes.
Caption Notes.
Selected Readings.
Index.
The Role of Theory.
Form and Function.
The Vocabulary of Design.
The Grammar of Design.
Ordering Systems.
THE DEVELOPMENT OF INTERIOR SPACE.
Seminal Viewpoints.
The Nineteenth Century.
Systematic Applications.
A Bold New Century.
Emerging Building Types.
THE MEASURE OF INTERIOR SPACE.
The Human Dimension.
The Space Within.
The Enclosure Revealed.
Archetypes and Ethics.
Notes.
Caption Notes.
Selected Readings.
Index.
