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My ASSIGNMENTSBhavika Goyal , B.Sc, ID 1st Year, Dezyne E’cole College, Ajmer


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Interior Design Topic - Transformation of FormDate – 21st July 2014

3D FORM

WALL

3D FORM ROOM

DOOR PLACEMENT WINDOW

PLACEMENT

Subtractive Transformation


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Interior Design Topic – Parts of a BuildingDate – 7th Aug. 2014


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Interior DesignTopic – Door

Date – 12th Aug. 2014


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Interior DesignTopic – Types of roof


Roof

Floor

Wall

Roof

Floor

Wall

Roof

Floor

Wall

Pitched Roof Lean to Roof Lean to Roof


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Roof

Floor

Wall

Roof

Floor

Wall

Roof

Floor

Wall

Butterfly Roof Butterfly Roof Lean to Roof


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Interior Design Topic - DaylightingDate – 13th sept. 2014


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Interior Design Topic – Parts of a BuildingDate – 7th Aug. 2014


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Interior DesignTopic - Shapes & Forms

Date – 10th sept. 2014

Shapes-

The characteristic

outline or surface

configuration of aparticular form. Shape

is the principal aspect

by which we identify

and categorize forms.

Size -

The physical dimensions of

length, width and depth of

a form. While these

dimensions determine theproportions of a form, its

scale is determined by its

size relative to other

forms in its context.

Color-

A phenomenon of light and visual

perception that may be described in

terms of an individuals perception of hue, saturation, and tonal value.

Color is the attribute that most

clearly distinguishes a form from its

envirments it effects the visual

weight of the form.

Shape

Size

Colour


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Interior DesignTopic - Shapes & Forms

Date – 10th sept. 2014

Position -

The location of a form

relative to its

environment or thevisual field within which

it is seen.

Orientation –

The direction of a form

relative to the ground plane,

the compass points , otherforms, or to the person

viewing the form.

Visual Inertia-

The degree of concentration

and stability of a form. The

visual inertia of a form dependson its geometry as well as its

orientation relative to the

ground plane, the pull of gravity

, and our line of sight.

Position

Visual Inertia

Orientation


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Interior Design

Diameter Radius

CircumferenceQuadrant

Sector

Chord

SegmentChordChord

Quadrant

Square

Circle

Circle

Arc

TOPIC -PROPERTIES OF CIRCLEDate :-18-09-2014


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Interior Design

Base Plane- Ahorizontal plane laying as

figure on a contrastingbackground defines a

simple field of space.

This field can be visually

reinforced in following

ways.

Elevated Base Plane-A horizontal plane

elevated above the

ground plane

.Establishes vertical

surface along its edgesthat reinforced the visual

separation between its

field and surrounding

ground.

TOPIC - FLOOR BASE PLANEDate :-20-09-2014


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Interior Design TOPIC - FLOOR BASE PLANEDate :-20-09-2014

Overhead Plan:- A

horizontal plan located

overhead defines a volume

of space between itself

and the ground plan.

Depressed Base Plan:- A

horizontal plan depressed

into the ground plan

utilizes the vertical

surfaces of the lowered

area to define a volume of

space.


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Interior Design


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Interior Design

Top View Isometric View

FRONTAL : A Frontal approach leads directly to the entrance of a building along a straight ,axial path . Thevisual goal that terminates the approach is clear ,it may be the entire front façade of a building or a

elaborated entrance within the plane.

Topic – ApproachesDate:- 30-09-2014


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Interior Design


OBLIQUE : An oblique approach enhances the effect of perspective on the front facade and form of abuilding. The path can be redirected one or more time to delay and prolong the sequence of the approach. If

a building is approached at an extreme angle , its entrance can project beyond its facade to be more clearly

visible.



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Interior Design



SPIRAL : A spiral path prolongs the sequence of the approach and emphasizes the three dimensional formof a building as we move around its perimeter. The building entrance might be viewed intermittently during

the approach to clarify its position or it may be hidden until the point of arrival.


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Interior Design

Frontal Approach

Oblique Approach

Spiral Approach



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Interior Design

Triangle is a geometric shape. Shape is one of the element of design. Element of designs are the components and parts which are used

to create a design. They are the building blocks to create any design.

Triangle is a geometric shape which signifies stability.

It is the triangular bookshelf designed by using methods like intersecting of triangles ,addition of triangles and subtraction of

triangles.

Topic – Triangular Book shelf

T i T i l B k h lf


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Interior DesignTopic – Triangular Book shelf

T i T i l B k h lf


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Interior Design

Triangle is a geometric shape. Shape is one of the element of design. Element of designs are the components and parts which are used

to create a design. They are the building blocks to create any design.

Triangle is a geometric shape which signifies stability.

It is the triangular bookshelf designed by using methods like intersecting of triangles ,addition of triangles and subtraction of

triangles.

Topic – Triangular Book shelf

T i T i l B k h lf


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Interior DesignTopic – Triangular Book shelf


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Door Frame

Door frame is made up of two typical members known as jambs or posts

and flat member connecting the jambs at top called head. The cross-

sectional dimensions of the jamb and the head are normally kept same.

The size of door frame is worked out after allowing a clearance of 5 mm.

All-round for convenience of fixing the frame in the opening. Frames

made from timber Steel are described below

Location of Doors

(i) From consideration of adequate air circulationwithin the room, the doors should be provided in

opposite walls facing each other.

(ii) From consideration of proper space utilization

and privacy, doors should as for as possible be

located near the corner of a room (say about 20

cm away from the corner).

(iii) The location of the door should meet the

functional requirements of the room.

(iv) The numbers of doors in a room should be kept in

minimum to achieve optimum utilization of space.

6 .Flush door7. Fly proof doors

8.Revolving doors

9. Sliding Door

10.Swing doors

1.Battened Ledged Door

2 Battened Ledged And Braced Door

3.Battened Ledged Braced And Framed

Door

4. Framed And Panel Door

5.Glazed or sash door 11. Collapsible steel doors

12.Rolling steel shutter doors13.Rolling grill doors

14.m.s. sheet doors

15. Fire check door

Types of Door:-

Door frame


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FRAME 60x100

TOP LEDGE

100x30

30mmTHICK

BATTEN

MIDDLE LEDGE

200x30

BOTTOM LEDGE200x30

INOUT

ELEVATION VERTICAL SECTION

x

Hinge

Hold fast60x100 FRAME

200x30 LEDGES

IN

SCOTCH TE HINGE

30mm TH BATTENSPLASTERBRICK WALL

OUT

Plan

HORIZONTAL SECTION

Definition:-

This is the simplest form of door commonly used for narrow openings. The

door consists of vertical battens or boards usually tongued and grooved and

fixed together with horizontal battens known as ledges. There are three

fixed in the middle of the shutter. The middle ledges is also known as lock

ledges.

DETAIL AT_A

Battened, ledged, braced,&

framed Door Detail Plan

x


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Battened, ledged, braced,&

framed Door Detail Plan

Frame

Top Rail

Thick Batten

Bracing

Lock Rail

Bracing

Bottom Rail

Vertical SECTION

ELEVATION

Hold fast

HORIZONTAL SECTION

Brick Wall

Batten

20 mm

Frame(125X75)

Hinge

Definition:-This type of door is considered to the superior in

strength, durability and appearance. The frame work

of this type of door consists of two vertical members

called stiles, three horizontal members known as

ledges or rails, vertical battens and two inclined

braces. The rails positioned near the top, middle and

the bottom of the shutter are morticed and tenoned

into the stiles. The battens are generally tongued and

grooved and V-jointed. At their upper end, the battens

are let into the top rail while at mid rail while at mid

height and lower ends they go right over the middle

and bottom rails.


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Frame

60x100 Toprail100x35

Panel

15mm

Freeze rail

100x35

Panel

Lock rail150x35

Panel

Bottom rail

200x35

X

B

Plan

EQ EQ 900

Six panelled door

Panelled Door:-

This type of door is

commonly provided in

all types of buildings .

This door consists oftimber frame work of

stiles and rails which are

grooved on the inside to

receive one or more

panels . The door may

be single, double, three,

four or six paneled also .

The panels can be

timber, plywood, blockboard or hard board.

Panelled Door Vertical And Horiontal

Section


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Top rail

Panel

Stile

Bottom rail

One Pannel

Top rail

Panel

Stile

Lock rail

Panel

Bottom rail

Two Pannel

Top rail

Mullion

Panel

Lock rail

Panel

Bottom rail

Three Pannel

Panelled Door Elevation


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Panelled Door Elevation

Toprail

Panel

Stile

Panel

Bottomrail

Five Pannel

Toprail

Stile

Freezerail

Lockrail

Panel

Bottomrail

Six Pannel

Intermediat

e rails

Toprail

Panel

Bottomrail

Mullion

Lock rail

Panel

Four Pannel


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ELEVATION VERTICAL SECTION

Frame

60×100mm

Bottom

rail

35×200

Wooden

Panel

Lock

Rail

35X150

Wooden

Bead

Glass

Top Rail

35×100

Hold FastBrick Wall

Frame(60×100)

Style

35×100

Wooden

Beading

10×20

HORIZONTAL SECTION

Glass

Definition:-This type of door is used in residential as

well as public buildings like hospitals,

schools or colleges etc. Glazed or sash

doors are made in several designs. They

can be glazed fully or partly.

In case of partly glazed doors normally

the bottom 1/3rd height of the door is

panelled and remaining 2/3rd height isglazed. In case of partly glazed doors, the

stiles are sometimes diminished at the

lock rail to improve the elevation and to

permit more area of glazing in the

process.

Glazed or Sash Door


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Top Rail

Stile

Soft wood

strips or

laminated

core pieces

A

Cross

Band

Face Veneer

or Plywood

Bottom Rail

ELEVATION

Definitions:Flush doors have pleasing appearance , simple

construction ,high strength and durability and

cost less as compared with panelled doors. Flush

door shutter consists of a solid or semisolid

framed skeleton covered on both faces with either

plywood or a combination of cross bands and

face veneers giving perfectly flush and joint less

surface .

In solid core type flush doors the wooden frameused for holding the core consists of stiles, top

rails and bottom rails , width of each member

being not less than 5 cm.

Frame

Frame

Stile

Face veneer or

Ply Wood

Soft wood strips or

laminated core pieces

Stile

Soft wood strips or

laminated core pieces

Face veneer or

Ply Wood

H ll C t Fl h d


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TOP RAIL

STYLE

BATTENS

INTERMEDIATE

RAIL

VOIDS

LOCK RAIL

CROSS BAND

FACE VENEER

OR PLYWOOD

A

BOTTOM RAIL

FRAME

VOIDS

FACE VENEER OR

PLYWOOD

STILE

BATTENS

EDGE OF HARD WOOD OR LIPPING

HOLLOW CORE TYPE FLUSH DOOR :-In this type ,the frame consists of stiles ,top rail ,bottom

rails and minimum two intermediate rails-each not less than 75mm. In width. The space

between the stiles and the rails is divided by fixing wooden battens not less than 25 mm. In

width in such a manner that the voids are equally distributed and area of any void remains

less than 50 cm sq . Instead of battens ,rolls or strips of veneers can also be used for formingcore. Plywood sheets or combination of cross-bands and face veneers are then glued under

pressure on both faces of the core .The thickness of plywood used should not be less than 6

mm. in this type of shutter.

Bhavika GoyalELEVATION

ENLARGE VIEW OF HORIZONTAL SECTION

HORIZONTAL SECTION

Frame

StyleFACE VENEER OR PLYWOOD

EDGE OF HARD WOOD OR LIPPING

Hollow Core type Flush door


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ELEVATIONVERTICAL SECTION

Frame

75×125mm

Top Rail

35×100

Lock Rail

35X150

Bottom rail

(35×200mm)

Paneled

Door

Wire

Mesh

Frame(75×125)

Hold Fast

Wooden Panel

10 mm

Wire MeshStile

Definitions:-This type of door is used to check the entry of flies, mosquitoes ,

insects etc. into the room and to allow free circulation of air at the same

time. The door consists of timber framework of vertical stiles andhorizontal rails and the opening of the panels are fitted with fine-mesh

galvanized wire gauge. The G.I wire is fixed by use of nails and timber

beading. Generally the door opening in such a case is provided with

double shutters. The shutter opening inside the room is paneled whereas

the fly proof or wire gauge shutter open outside the room or wise versa.

HORIZONTAL SECTION

Flyproof Door

Revolving Door


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Definition:Revolving Door provides entrance on one side and exit on the other side

simultaneously keeping the opening automatically classed when not in use.

The door essentially consists of four leaves radially attached central

member is provided with ball-bearing at the bottom and bush bearing at the

top so as to enable the door to revolve smoothly without producing Jerk.

Styles

Glazing

Outside

Inside

Rubber Piece

Glazing

ELEVATION

Revolving Door


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Kritika Heda

DOOR OPENING BRACKETS

TRACK

FRAME

FRAME

CHANNEL TRACKSHUTTERFLOOR FINISH

WALL

Sliding Door Elevation

Sliding Door Vertical


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LINTEL

OPENING

CHANNEL TRACK

BALL-BEARING

SHUTTER

TROLLEY

BRACKET

Sliding Door Vertical

Section

Sliding Door Detail Plan


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Kritika Heda

Opening

Opening

Opening

Definition:- This type of door is suitable forshops, sheds, godowns, garage etc. and in

places where the use of hinges for fixing the

shutter is to be avoided. Depending upon the

size of the opening , and the space available on

either side, the door can have single, double or

more number of leaves or shutters. The door is

provided with top and bottom guide rails or

runners within which the shutters slide. The

guide rails run past the opening for a distance

equal to the width of the shutter so that when

the door is required to be opened, the door

shutter occupies a new position parallel to the

wall face and clear off the opening. The shutters

are also provided with locking arrangements,

handles, stopper etc.

Sliding Door Detail Plan

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ELEVATION

Frame

100×75mm

Peep Hole

With Glass

Definitions: -

The Type of door is generally Provided

in passages of buildings like offices,

banks etc. The door may have single

shutter or two shutters. The shutters

are fixed with special hinges known as

double action hinges which hold the

shutter in the closed position when not

in use.

Verttcal Section

Swing Door


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Classic look

TUDOR DOOR

Batten And Ledged Door

BAROQUE DOOR

Panelled


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