Introduction on interior

Introduction on interior     http://www.nebulaedeveloper.com/

What is ARCHITECTURE?

ARCHITECTURE is the design of buildings. It covers all aspects of the process from

inception to the completion of a new building. It may also involve the renovation or

restoration of existing buildings and in some instances, the building may undergo

major changes in use. ARCHITECTURE encompasses not only the design of an

individual building but also relates the building to those adjacent to it and to the

environment as a whole. It is an integrative art that takes account of history, culture,

environment, technology, economics, management and law.

What does an ARCHITECT do?

Architects undertake multiple roles in their daily work. They are responsible for design

work, coordination with consultants, management of projects and management of

their offices. The work is exciting and variable – one day they may be working on the

concept design of a modern high-rise building, on another they may be working on

difficult small details of interior components.

Although design skills are required, the practice of architecture today is so complex

that areas of specialization are developing; so that besides design architects there

are also those who are experts in management, technology and planning. Computers

are playing an increasingly active role in architectural practices, environmental

concerned design is becoming more important in architectural design, such aspects

are developing as areas of specialization.

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Working With An Interior Designer Or Architect: 4 Things You Need To Know For Your Residential Project

Looking to renovate or update your interior? Are you embarking on a single or multiple

room redesign? Kitchen, bath, or bed room remodeling project? Building a new home?

Gut-rehabilitation of a space? Not sure if you need a decorator, interior designer, interior

architect or architect for your project? Our guide will help you decipher which type and

level of design services is best for your residential project.

1. Defining Your Project

2. Selecting the Right Type of Professional For Your Project

First off, let’s start with a “foundation” question: Does your project fall in the new construction or existing building category? Translation: Are you building a new home or is this project for your existing residence? Secondly, what’s the scale of your project? Is it a custom-designed brand new home? A gutrehabilitation? A kitchen or bath remodel? A “knock-down a few walls to open things up” project? A living room or bedroom re-do, i.e. new flooring, drapery, millwork, moulding, paint, furniture? A project where you need new furniture for your residence, someone to make selections, pull it all together and help with furniture layout? Do you need someone to help you select paint for your walls and to add some color to your existing space? You get the idea. As you can imagine, larger-scale projects call for more highly-trained and experienced Architectural and Design (A&D) professionals.

Now that you have determined the scale of your project, which professional has the skill set to get it done? Here’s a guide to help. It’s important to remember it’s a sliding scale and there tends to be overlap in skills so for example, an architect is able to do parts of an interior architects job and an interior designers job, just as an interior architect is able to do parts of an architects job and an interior designers job, etc. Many trained A&D professionals have a range of capabilities; it’s important to ask and review these when selecting a professional.

3. Defining Your Project Goals and Objectives

4. Determining Your Style

You should clearly understand the goals of your residential design project and define your objectives. This is not a complicated exercise, but by communicating your goals and objectives to your designer or architect, you give them better direction which will result in a better outcome. An example of a project goal may look like this: I want a new kitchen with more countertop space and an island. Objectives: I want a better working flow to the kitchen and a more open and airy feel to the space. Or…Goal: I want to redesign my living room and need a better furniture layout. Objective: I want to be able to entertain and have seating for 8 people. When thinking about your project’s goals and objectives, consider your absolute requirements, how you live and function in the space on a day to- day basis and what problems or issues you have with your current space you want resolved. Creating an itemized list of exactly what you want accomplished is not required but also helpful such as: replace base moulding, new furniture for living room, new drapery, custom built bookshelves, addition of new built-in wet bar. It serves as a reminder of everything you want especially when you may forget something in your first meeting and it outlines for both you and the professional what items need to be accomplished.

Your Architect or Designer will work with you to understand your style but it may save you time and money if you do a little homework prior to your first meeting. It’s a visual world we work in and the saying “a picture is worth a thousand words” is most applicable. For example, a client used the word “modern” to describe her style but “modern” has many meanings and interpretations. Prior to your project, if you are flipping through a magazine and see something you like…rip it out. It doesn’t have to be an entire space that inspires you; it could be a detail like the type of flooring or the bathroom fixtures used. Also, it doesn’t have to be an interior that inspires you…perhaps the colors from a sunset found in a nature magazine resonate with you or maybe you find the velvety, rich texture of an evening gown beautiful as you flip through a fashion magazine. Remember, your residence should reflect your tastes and preferences, so the more inputs your A&D professional gets regarding your personal style, the better they will be able to design a Personalized space for your residence. Nebulae developer, is a trained and experienced Interior Architect and Interior Designer. For advice or questions about your residential project, please contact our nebulae developer. We can do for u best service.