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Portfolio Of Student Of Dezyne E'cole College , Anurag Yadav , B.Voc-Interior Design First Year .This Is The Portfolio Of His Work From First Year .For More Details Visit www.dezyneecole.com
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Anurag Yadav, B.Voc Interior Design 1st Year ( Residential Design Assignments Portfolio)
- 1. CREATED BY- ANURAG YADAV B.Voc Interior Design 1st Year Dezyne E’cole College www.dezyneecole.com INTERIOR ASSIGNMENT PROJECT
- 2. Project Report On Interior Assignment Project At Dezyne E’cole College Ajmer Submitted To Dezyne E’cole College Towards The Partial Fulfilment of 1st Year Residential Design Diploma (NSQF Level-5) By Anurag Yadav Dezyne E’Cole College 106/10, Civil Lines, Ajmer Tel.: 0145 – 2624679 www.dezynecole.com 2017 – 2018
- 3. SYNOPSIS This Project Report On Assignment Work Has Been Created, Developed And Designed By Me, During My Study Of Residential Spaces Confirming To NSQF Level 5 Of NSDC. In This Project I Have Discussed That Various Subject Such As ; Construction Studies, Interior Material And Method ,Digital Tools , Scale Drawing And Modeling , History Of Art And Design And Anthropometrics' Which Helps Me To Learn About Interior
- 4. I, Anurag Yadav , Student Of Dezyne E'cole College, Am Extremely Grateful To Each And Every Individual Who Has Contributed In Successful Completion Of My Project. I Would Like To Express My Special Thanks Of Gratitude Towards Dezyne E’cole College And Its Mentors For Their Guidance And Constant Supervision As Well As For Providing Me The Necessary Information And Support Regarding The Completion Of Project. I Also Want To Thank My Parents And My Friends Who Helped Me A Lot In Finalizing This Project Within A Limited Time Frame. Thank You. Due Regards Anurag Yadav AKNOWLEDGEMENT
- 5. GRADE SHEET This Project Of Mr Anurag Yadav , A Student 1st Year Interior Design Project , B.Voc Interior Design 1st Year, Has Been Checked And Is Graded As ___________ Thank You ______________ Principal (Seal & Sign)
- 6. Content Introduction Construction Study - I Interior Material And Method Digital Tool - II Scale Drawing And Modelling History Of Art And Design Anthropometrics In Residential Space Conclusion 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
- 8. Introduction Interior Design Is The Art And Science Of Enhancing The Interior , Sometimes Including The Exterior, Of A Space Or Building , To Achieve A Healthier And More Aesthetically Pleasing Environment For The End User. An Interior Designer Is Someone Who Plans , Researches , Coordinates And Manage Such Projects . Interior Design Is A Multifaceted Profession That Includes Conceptual Development , Space Planning, Site Inspection, Programming Research Communication With The Stakeholders Of A Project Construction Managements , And Execution Of The Design. Interior Designer ,Implies That There Is More Of An Emphasis On Planning , Functional Design And The Effective Use Of Space , As Compared To Interior Decorator An Interior Designer Can Undertake Projects That Includes Arranging The Basic Layout Of Spaces Within A Building As Well As Projects That Require An Understanding Of Technical Issues Such As Window And Door Positioning , Acoustics And Lighting . Although An Interior Designer May Create The Layout Of A Space , They May Not Alter Load Bearing Walls Without Having Their Designs Stamped For Approval Often Work Directly With Architects , Engineers And Contractors . Interior Designer Must Be Highly Skilled In Order To Create Interior Environment That Are Function , Safe , And Adhere To Building Codes ,Regulation And Requirements . They Selection Of Colours Palettes And Furnishings And Apply Their Knowledge Ton The Developments Of Construction Documents , Occupancy Loads , Healthcare Regulation And Sustainability Design Principle , As Well As The Managements And Coordinates Of Professional Services Including Mechanical , Electrical Plumbing And Life Safety – All To Ensure That People Can Live , Learn Or Work In An Innocuous Environment That Is Also Aesthetically Pleasing .
- 10. Introduction Residential Design Is The Design Of The Interior Of The Interior Of Private Residences, As This Type Design Is Very Specific For Individual Situations, The Needs And Wants Of The Individual Are Paramount In This Area Of Interior Design. The Interior Designer May Work On The Project From The Initial Planning Stage Of May Work On The Remodeling Of An Existing Structure. It Is Often A Very Involved Process That Takes Months To Fine-tune And Create A Space With The Vision Of The Client. Residential Interior Design And Livability Residential Interior Designers Coordinate The Interiors Of Homes, Which Means That Their Job Is Very Different. Interior Design Is Always A Matter Of Balancing Aesthetic And Function, So We Need To Consider The Primary Function Of A Residence: It’s A Place Where People Live. Therefore, A Residential Designer’s Primary Focus Is Creating A Livable Space. This Means That Residential Designs Needs To Be Comfortable And Useable. Residential Needs Tend To Be Focused On Smaller Groups And Relaxed Atmospheres Then You’d Find In A Commercial Building, And The Interior Designers Needs To Ensure That The Colors, Lighting, Furniture, Appliances, Temperature, And General Layout Meet These Needs. Designers And Architects Since Residential Interior Design Is Focused On Livability, Designers And Architects Must Work Closely Together. Occasionally, The Architect Will Take Charge Of Interior Design (Frank Lloyd Wright Was Famous For Doing This), But More Frequently The Architect Works Closely With A Designer Whose Sole Job Is Planning The Interior Aesthetic. In Fact, A Single Residence May Utilize Multiple Designers Who Each Specialize In One Area Of Living The Kitchen, The Bedrooms, Offices, Etc.
- 11. Division Of Space The Balance Of Private And Public Spaces Means That Interior Designers Need To Know How To Divide Space Within A Residence. This Is Often Done With Architectural Features Like Walls And Windows, But Just As Frequently Is A Matter Of Aesthetic Design. Imagine A House With A Central Kitchen That Opens Into A Dining Room, A Living Room And A Foyer Without Adding Additional Architectural Features, We Can Completely Change The Relationship Between These Spaces. In Terms Of Architecture, However, There Are A Few Major Things That The Designer Will Often Add Of Change To The Architect’s Plan. Does The Designer Envision A More Open Interior Feel? Then They May Suggest Removing Nonessential Walls And Adding More Windows For Natural Lighting. Does The Designer Want A More Intimate Feel? Lower Ceilings, Fewer Windows, And Tighter Spaces May Do The Trick. The Designer’s Job Is To Manage Architectural Features So As To Ensure The Appropriate Balance Of Private Versus Public Space. All Residence Require Both. Public Spaces, Like Bedrooms, Tend To Be More Intimate And Enclosed. Interior Designers Work With Architects To Ensure That The Physical Building Balances Needs Of Living.
- 12. Construction Studies - I In This We Get Knowledge on Different Structural Systems, Different Types of Doors And Windows, Stairs, How to Construct Wall, Floor, Stone And Brick Masonry.
- 41. Interior Material And Method This subject help us to designed the interior space of a house by the knowledge of curtain and there placement, different types of rug, picture frames, Texture, wallpaper, Object and accessory etc.
- 42. 1 Anurag Yadav B.Voc Interior Design 2nd Sem. Dezyne E’cole CollegeLiving room Drawing Title Interior Material & Method Project Report LIVING ROOM In a large room with a flooring seating area the rug shoul contain all pieces of furniture , including front and back legs , with space around . Rug size to consider 10’. 14’ , 9’ . 12’ If your sofa is up against that at least the front legs of all Furniture are on the rug Rug sizes to consider: 8’.10’ , 5’.8’ Skip to a small rug that is only under the coffee table . Your feet should always rest o the rug when you’re seated . Rug size to consider: 5’.8’ ( if furniture large ) , 4’.6’. The dos of Rug size & placement Do this or this not this INTERIOR MATERIAL & METHOD
- 43. Anurag Yadav B.Voc Interior Design 2nd Sem. Dezyne E’cole CollegeLiving room Drawing Title Interior Material & Method Project Report LIVING ROOM In a large room with a flooring seating area the rug soul contain all pieces of furniture , including front and back legs , with space around . Rug size to consider 10’. 14’ , 9’ . 12’ If your sofa is up against that at least the front legs of all Furniture are on the rug Rug sizes to consider: 8’.10’ , 5’.8’ Skip to a small rug that is only under the coffee table . Your feet should always rest o the rug when you’re seated . Rug size to consider: 5’.8’ ( if furniture large ) , 4’.6’. The dos of Rug size & placement Do this or this not this INTERIOR MATERIAL & METHOD
- 44. 2 Anurag Yadav B.Voc Interior Design 2nd Sem. Dezyne E’cole College Drawing Title Dining room Project Report DINING ROOM The dos of Rug size & placement Choose a rug that generously holds your table and chairs even when they are pulled out from the table It should have at least 24’’ of extra room on all sides. Rug size to consider 9’* 12’ , 8’*10’ Avoid a too- small rug that barely contains the table and chairs . Rug size to avoid; 5’ 8’, 4’ 6’ The same rules apply with a round table . The rug whether circular or rectangular should extend well passed the dining chairs . Rug size to consider 7’ 9’ in diameter If a rug is too small you risk guests tripping on it when pulling out their chairs Rug size to avoid ; Any thing less than 2 * the diameter of your table . Not this Do this Do this Not this INTERIOR MATERIAL & METHOD Interior Material & Method
- 45. 3 Anurag Yadav B.Voc Interior Design 2nd Sem. Dezyne E’cole College Drawing Title Interior Material & Method Project Report BED ROOM The dos of Rug size & placement For a spacious room . Choose a rug large enough to hold the bed , provide extra width for walking on either side AND at the end of this bed ideally , it should go under all furniture . Rug size to consider: 9’X12’ for king , 8’X10’ for queen A slightly smaller room that comes just below the nightstand is also a “Do” . Rug sizes to consider : 8’X10’ Don’t use a smaller rug around the foot of the bed. That looks like a postage stamp, and way out of scale. You want softness under your feet when you get out of bed. Rug sizes to avoid : 5’X8’ Another smart solution is using two small rugs on either side of the bed. This works particularly well if you have a dresser or desk on one side of your bed instead of a nightstand. Rug size to consider: 4’X6’,3’X5’ For a bedroom with a bed in the corner, or in a room with two twin bds. Choose a runner for along the sides of the bed – it works great. Rug size to consider: 2’6X7’ Bed room INTERIOR MATERIAL & METHOD
- 46. 4 Anurag Yadav B.Voc Interior Design 2nd Sem. Dezyne E’cole College Drawing Title Interior Material & Method Project Report LIVING ROOM The dos of Rug size & placement Living room DO DO DON’T DON’T 11’ 8’ 5’ 5’ 8’ 8’3’ 8’ INTERIOR MATERIAL & METHOD
- 47. 5 Anurag Yadav B.Voc Interior Design 2nd Sem. Dezyne E’cole College Drawing Title DINING ROOM The dos of Rug size & placement Dining room DO DO DON’T DON’T 11’ 8’ 8’ 5’8’ 8’ 8’ 8’ INTERIOR MATERIAL & METHOD Project Report Interior material & methods
- 48. 6 Anurag Yadav B.Voc Interior Design 2nd Sem. Dezyne E’cole College Drawing Title BED ROOM The dos of Rug size & placement Bed room DO DO DON’T DON’T 11’ 8’ 8 ’ 11’ 8’ 8’ 5’ 11’ INTERIOR MATERIAL & METHOD Project Report Interior material & methods
- 49. Quick Tricks For Good-Looking Windows Make The Room Look bigger • Hang Curtains Rod As Close To Ceiling As Possible • Extend Curtain Rod 10-12” Past Window Frame On Each Side Choosing The Right Length Sill length Just touches window sill Treating Tiny Window Choosing The Right Length • Keep it simple • Use a plantation shutter or inside-mount blinds • For softness, add a single panel swaged to the side • Use stationary panels • Use two short rods, instead of one long one • For functional curtains , sew multiple panels together Submitted By Apron Length Falls 4-6 inches below window frame Floor Length Dusts the floor Window Width Length Of Curtain Rod =20-24” wider than window Submitted By Anurag Yadav B.Voc Interior Design 2nd Sem. Dezyne E’cole College 7 INTERIOR MATERIAL & METHOD Drawing TitleProject Report CurtainsInterior material & methods
- 50. Submitted By WIDTH To give your windows the illusion that they are much wider , extend the curtain rod 3-6 inches beyond the window frame HEIGHT To give your windows the illusion of taller ceilings , mount the curtain rod 4-6 inches above the window frame Anurag Yadav B.Voc Interior Design 2nd Sem. Dezyne E’cole College INTERIOR MATERIAL & METHOD Drawing TitleProject Report CurtainsInterior material & methods
- 51. Submitted By How To Measure A Window For Curtains Here is what you need to get started . Metal tape measure Pencil and paper A level Measuring for Curtains Length TOP TO BOTTOM – Measure one to three inches above the top edge of the window frame down to where you want your curtain end. Tab Curtains ? Includes the tabs in your measurement . Clip rings ? Measure from top of clip , but don’t include the ring . MEASURE & ROUND – Measure at the top , middle and bottom of the nearest 1/8 inch . WHERE TO END IT ? Sill Length – Touches the windowsill Apron Length – Falls 4-6 inches below window frame Floor Length – Dusts the floor . Want them to “ pool “ ? Add 3 inches to length . MEASURECURTAINLENGTHFROMROD POCKETTODESIREDLENGTH FINALS SILL LENGTH APRON LENGTH FLOOR MEASURECURTAINLENGTHFROMROD POCKETTODESIREDLENGTH FINALS SILL LENGTH APRON LENGTH FLOOR Anurag Yadav B.Voc Interior Design 2nd Sem. Dezyne E’cole College INTERIOR MATERIAL & METHOD Drawing TitleProject Report CurtainsInterior material & methods
- 52. Submitted By Measuring For Curtain Width SIDE TO SIDE – Measure your width from bracket , usually 20-24 inches wider than the window’s width . GUIDE TO FULLNESS For general fullness , multiply the width measurement by 1.5-2 inches . Sheers – Triple the width on sheer panels for a luxe appearance and light control . Lace – Add 12-24 inches to the window width so the lace pattern will show . Pinch-pleated draperies – Only add 12 inches to the width . MEASURE CURTAIN WIDTH FROM FINALS TO FINALS SILL LENGTH APRON LENGTH FLOOR FINALS MEASURE CURTAIN WIDTH FROM FINALS TO FINALS SILL LENGTH APRON LENGTH FLOOR FINALS Anurag Yadav B.Voc Interior Design 2nd Sem. Dezyne E’cole College Drawing TitleProject Report Curtains INTERIOR MATERIAL & METHOD Interior material & methods
- 53. 8 Anurag Yadav B.Voc Interior Design 2nd Sem. Dezyne E’cole College Drawing Title Interior material & methods Project Report Curtains HOW TO HANG CURTAINS ( and how not to ) This rod is too low , resting at the same level of window sill Curtains bung too close together making window appear smaller and letting less light in WRONG Curtain rod should be bung 3-6 inches outside of the width of the window . Covering more of the wall and allowing more of the window to show and allowing more of the window to show and light to come in Rod should be bung ABOVE the window sill – anywhere from 6” to as high as the ceiling CORRECT INTERIOR MATERIAL & METHOD
- 54. 9 Anurag Yadav B.Voc Interior Design 2nd Sem. Dezyne E’cole College Drawing Title Interior material & method Project Report Window treatment Curtains VALANCE SWAGS BEST FOR BEST FOR Old- school elegance Letting in natural light SHUTTERS GROMMET Noise Control CAFE BEST FOR TAP TOP kitchens Catalog- worthy polish BEST FOR BEST FOR ROMAN CELLULAR VENETIAN BEST FOR BEST FOR Elongating windows Room darkening Noise Control BEST FOR INTERIOR MATERIAL & METHOD
- 55. 10 Anurag Yadav B.Voc Interior Design 2nd Sem. Dezyne E’cole College Drawing Title Interior material & method Project Report Hanging art Hanging art Picture frame size- 2’× 3′ Distance between sofa and picture frame – 6’’ Frame size – 2’ × 2’ Distance between sofa and frame- 3’’ Distance between one frame to another – 1.5’’ Total area of frames – 9’× 5′ 8′′ Main frame size – 2’ ×2’ Small frame size 9’’ ×9’’ Distance between sofa and picture frame – 3’’ Distance between one frame to another – 1.5’’ 2 ’ 2’ 3’ ’ 3’ ’ 6’’ 3’’ 2’ INTERIOR MATERIAL & METHOD
- 56. 12 Anurag Yadav B.Voc Interior Design 2nd Sem. Dezyne E’cole College Drawing Title Interior material & method Project Report Guide to Hanging art Hanging art DON’T DO DON’T DON’T DO DO - Don’t Hang Artwork too Far Apart. - Don’t Hang Artwork too High From Furniture. - Don’t Leave too Much Open Space. - Artwork Should be About 2/3 Width of Furniture. - Hang Artwork 2-3 Inches Apart. - Hang Artwork a Couple Inches Above Sofa. Act as One Piece of Art 60’’ From The Floor 4-6inches INTERIOR MATERIAL & METHOD
- 57. 12 Anurag Yadav B.Voc Interior Design 2nd Sem. Dezyne E’cole College Drawing Title Interior material & method Project Report Hanging art Hanging art Length of wall INTERIOR MATERIAL & METHOD
- 58. 13 Anurag Yadav B.Voc Interior Design 2nd Sem. Dezyne E’cole College Drawing Title Interior material & method Project Report Accessories PICTURE HANGING Large Pictures Over a Fireplace, Proportioned to Piece of Furniture, Small Pictures Grouped to Make a Large Unit, Pairs of Pictures in a Symmetrical Arrangement are Examples of a Simple Improvement Which Your Eye Will Catch at Once. Yes No No No Yes Yes Picture hanging INTERIOR MATERIAL & METHOD
- 59. 14 Anurag Yadav B.Voc Interior Design 2nd Sem. Dezyne E’cole College Drawing Title Interior material & method Project Report Lighting Size & Placement Guide HOW LARGE SHOULD YOUR FIXTURE BE? When large should your fixture, the primary factor to consider is THE AVAILABLE SPACE. IN THE CENTER OF A ROOM OVER A TABLE Measure the length and width of the room and add those numbers together. To achieve a balanced look in the room, the diameter of your fixture should be one-twelfth of that size. The diameter of your fixture should be 12 inches less than the width of the table, to avoid bumping heads. 1/12 -12 inches Lighting LIGHTING INTERIOR MATERIAL & METHOD
- 60. Anurag Yadav B.Voc Interior Design 2nd Sem. Dezyne E’cole College Drawing Title Interior material & method Project Report LIGHTING WHERE AND HOW HIGH SHOULD IT GO? Not only will proper placement of your light fixture enhance the room decor. It will allow maximum illumination of the room. The ideal location for your fixture varies slightly according to the room it will occupy. OVER THE DINING TABLE IN THE HALLWAY Allow 28-32 inches of space between the table surface and the lighting fixture. The key is to keep the lighting in one’s line or sight. Hallways with higher ceilings should utilize a lower- hanging light fixture. There should be at least 7 feet clearance between the floor and lighting fixture. 28-32’’ 7’ Lighting INTERIOR MATERIAL & METHOD
- 61. Anurag Yadav B.Voc Interior Design 2nd Sem. Dezyne E’cole College Drawing Title Interior material & method Project Report ABOVE THE KITCHEN ISLAND IN THE STAIRWELL Lighting over a kitchen island is imperative for safety (in food preparation) as well as aesthetics. A contemporary trends is to install a trio of pendants over the island. Fixtures should be placed 72 inches above the floor or 28-34 inches above the countertop. Lighting fixtures should be high enough so that occupants of the area won’t have to stare directly into the lights. Clearance between the bottom of the fixture and height of the tallest occupant should be 18-24 inches. 7’ 28-34’’ 18-24’’ LIGHTING Lighting INTERIOR MATERIAL & METHOD
- 62. Anurag Yadav B.Voc Interior Design 2nd Sem. Dezyne E’cole College Drawing Title Interior material & method Project Report IN THE MIDDLE OF A ROOM Most rooms call for a 7 feet clearance between the light fixture and the floor. However if placed above a coffee table or other piece of furniture, a light fixture can be hung lower because them is no risk of walking into it.. Most rooms call for a 7 feet clearance between the light fixture and the floor. However if placed above a coffee table or other piece of furniture, a light fixture can be hung lower because them is no risk of walking into it. IN THE BEDROOM 7’ 7’ 1’ LIGHTING Lighting INTERIOR MATERIAL & METHOD
- 63. Anurag Yadav B.Voc Interior Design 2nd Sem. Dezyne E’cole College Drawing Title Interior material & method Project Report IN THE BATHROOM A popular choice for bathroom lighting is sconces traditionally placed on both sides of the mirror. A more recent twist is to use pendants in much the same way sconces. Since these fixture will be used as task lighting for daily grooming purposes rather then ambient lighting, they should be placed at eye level-at least 60’’ off the floor and spaced at least 28’’ apart. Generally, sconces and pendants are not the only source of light. AT THE FOYER The optimal height for a foyer chandelier is a minimum of 80-84’’ from the floor to the bottom of the chandelier. If the foyer is two stones high. The fixture should hang no lower than the point of the second floor. If there is a window above the two story foyer. You should center the chandelier in the window so you can see it from the outside. LIGHTING Lighting INTERIOR MATERIAL & METHOD
- 64. 15 Anurag Yadav B.Voc Interior Design 2nd Sem. Dezyne E’cole College Drawing Title Interior material & method Project Report Guide to hanging lights 30’’-32’’ from countertop to bottom of pendent At least 30’’ from center of island 30’’-32’’ apart 30’’-32’’ from countertop to bottom of pendant At least 6’’ from edge of island LIGHTING Lighting INTERIOR MATERIAL & METHOD
- 65. Anurag Yadav B.Voc Interior Design 2nd Sem. Dezyne E’cole College Drawing Title Interior material & method Project Report 33’’-34’’ from table top to bottom of chandelier for on 8’ ceiling. At least 6’’ from edge of table on each side Hang the chandelier on extra 3’’ higher for each additional foot at ceiling. For a 2 story ceiling hang no lower than paint of the 2nd floor. At least 7’ from floor to bottom of pendant At least 4’’ from any surrounding wall.Add 2.5-3 inches of height for each additional foot of ceiling above 8’. LIGHTING INTERIOR MATERIAL & METHOD Lighting
- 74. Digital tool - II It is a kind of software through which we can clear our concepts, practice our idea with measurements, placing all objects and elements together to create a look we designed.
- 88. This subject help us to draw the technical part of space like metric views, orthographic projections and perspective too Scale Drawings & Modelling
- 125. History Of Art & Design It makes us focus on the colour theory, colour schemes and all the theory of colour with the effect of colour and also elements and principles of design are included. Knowledge of planes, elevation and cut sections are needed to make a successful design.
- 184. Anthropometrics It is to make a building architecturally designed, the link between the person, space and activity is necessary. Interior designing is all about the space and person without the knowledge of human dimension, no design can be made or designed. It includes Ergonomics – it focuses on the furniture according to the human dimensions.
- 201. ProjectReportDrawingTitleDateofSubmissionSubmittedtoSubmittedby DigitalTools-131-1-2019DezyneE’coleCollege www.dezyneecole.com AnuragYadav B.Voc-InteriorDesign1styear Light Source Max.ViewingDistance Min.ViewingDistance Eyelevel varies Eyelevel D ASSUME MIN.&MAX.HEIGHT OF 96’’-120’’INCH A B C Inchcm. A16-24 40.6-61.0 B60-78152.4-198.1 C30-4276.2-106.7 D3691.4 LivingSpaces
- 211. ProjectReportDrawingTitleDateofSubmissionSubmittedtoSubmittedby DigitalTools-131-1-2019DezyneE’coleCollege www.dezyneecole.com AnuragYadav B.VocInteriorDesign1stYear Diningspaces A BCC FDD ED D B B Minimum shared s access zone Minimum placeSeating zone Inchcm. A78-90198.1- 228.6 B2461.0 C1230.5 D1640.6 E42106.7 F1025.4 G116-128294.6-325.1 G RECTANGLETABLE/MINIMUMLENTHANDWIDTH/DININGFORSIXPERSON
- 212. Inchcm. A54137.2 B1230.5 C18-2445.7-61.0 D3076.2 E96243.8 F1.1845.7 G132-144335.3-365.8 ProjectReportDrawingTitleDateofSubmissionSubmittedtoSubmittedby DigitalTools-1DiningSpaces31-1-2019DezyneE’coleCollege www.dezyneecole.com AnuragYadav B.Voc–InteriorDesign1stYear A BB C C D D E F F G Optimumtablewidth Optimum shared s access zone Optimum placeSeating zone RECTANGLETABLE/MINIMUM LENTHANDWIDTH/DININGFOR SIXPERSON
- 225. Conclusion During My One Year Tenure Of B.Voc Interior Design , I Have Come Across Many New Things And Have Learnt Many Things. I Have Gained Knowledge Theoretically As Well As Practically. From Site Location To Construction Till Designing, I Have Learnt A Lot. These Are The Topics That I Have Learnt : • Elements Of Design • Space Planning • Principles Of Design • Anthropometrics • Ergonomics • Building Bye Laws My Residential Plan Features All The Above Points, These Helped Me In Improving My Skills.
- 226. THANK YOU