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The Fundamentals of Interior Design

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42 e design process Understanding the space Understanding building structures Organising the space e human interface Sustainable design Communicating design Understanding the project Project Orange responded at short notice to a brief for the 'Urban Interventions' exhibition (part of the London Architecture Biennale) to look at how architecture can reinvent and enhance the fabric of the city. Local architectural practices were asked to submit pieces of work, which were then displayed as a 'collection of road signs and street furniture'. Housed in a disused 1950s shed, the space was painted yellow in order to lead visitors in from the street, the idea being that they create their own 'road map' of the exhibition. e 'bar code' fl oor pa ern, derived from the bar code of the Biennale, makes a visual connection between the Biennale and the exhibition as it leads visitors in from the street. e yellow of the scheme is the same as that used in road markings outside the venue. Case study Concept development

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