XXIst century interior design

Vadym Abyzov; Svitlana Kysil

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Today’s approaches to the design of modern interiors have changed significantly. This is due to such reasons and conditions as: socio-economic terms of interiors’ use and service, rapid technical progress, the development of science and information technology, growing environmental requirements in accordance with the principles of sustainable development, the introduction of new building materials and technologies, accounting accessibility and national traditions, human-centered design, etc.

The purpose of the article is identification of conditions, features, principles and guidelines for the design of modern interiors. The study is based on a systematic approach that defines hierarchical levels of interior design. Methods of historical and comparative analysis were also used.

The article discusses the factors and conditions of modern interiors’ formation, features and principles of their functional and spatial solutions. The hierarchical levels and methodological provisions of the architectural environment design of modern interior spaces are revealed.

Today’s approaches to the design of modern interiors have changed significantly. This is due to such reasons and conditions as: socio-economic terms of interiors’ use and service, rapid technical progress, the development of science and information technology, growing environmental requirements in accordance with the principles of sustainable development, the introduction of new building materials and technologies, accounting accessibility and national traditions, human-centered design, etc.

The purpose of the article is identification of conditions, features, principles and guidelines for the design of modern interiors. The study is based on a systematic approach that defines hierarchical levels of interior design. Methods of historical and comparative analysis were also used.

The article discusses the factors and conditions of modern interiors’ formation, features and principles of their functional and spatial solutions. The hierarchical levels and methodological provisions of the architectural environment design of modern interior spaces are revealed.

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interior design, modern conditions, civil buildings, system-structural principles, hierarchical levels

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Information: Housing Environment, 2020, 30/2020, pp. 82 - 89

DOI: https://doi.org/10.4467/25438700SM.20.009.12212

Article type: Original article

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XXIst century interior design

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Vadym Abyzov

https://orcid.org/0000-0002-5494-8230

Kyiv National University of Technology and Design

Svitlana Kysil

https://orcid.org/0000-0002-1973-6152

Kyiv National University of Technology and Design

Published at: 25.08.2020

Article status: Open

Licence: CC BY

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Svitlana Kysil (Author) - 50%

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