Design of Interior Spaces

1. Course Title: Design of Interior Spaces
Sem I 2017/2018
Lecture No: 2
Course project:
Standard Dimensions and Equipment
Suez University
Faculty of Industrial Education

2. Lecture Topics
• Furniture Ruler Types
• Main Floor Plans Symbols
• Living & Reception Rooms
• Dinning Rooms
• Kitchens
• Bathrooms
• Bed rooms

3. Furniture Ruler Types
Architects Furniture Template scale 1:50 for Floor Plans

4. Architects Furniture Template scale 1:50 for Floor Plans and Sections
Furniture Ruler Types

5. Architects Furniture Template for Equipment
Furniture Ruler Types
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6. Main Floor Plan Symbols
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7. Living & Reception Room
Living Furniture in Floor Plans

8. Furniture in Sections and Elevations
Minimum dimensions
Living & Reception Room

9. • Form must always follow function
• Keep the room balanced by mixing solid, heavy pieces with light, airy furniture
• Use empty space as a part of the design scheme
• Consider the circulation. Keep the circulation flow through the room
Circulation line
situated along one
wall allows for a
large furniture
grouping.
Cross circulation
divides the room
into two distinct
furniture groups
Multiple circulation lines
will divide the room into
several furniture groups
Considerations:

10. Circulation Paths

11. Furniture
Arrangement

12. 1- Oriented furniture to a focal point
The focal point can be any thing you want:
bookcase, fireplace, view, television, etc.
Furniture Arrangement

13. 2- Conversation furniture layout
Sofas and chairs should be grouped
together so that people can talk to each
other easily

14. 3- Multiple purposes Furniture Layout
When living room needs to suit multiple
purposes for example Kids Area, must
arrange a good storage system with space
for all kids toys and use simple partitions as
a natural boundary

15. 4- Visual Balanced furniture layout
All furniture in balance relation with to
one another.

16. 5- Symmetry furniture layout
Symmetrical arrangements work best for the formal rooms (by using pairs of
furniture and decorations), because it makes the room fell more casual
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17. Dinning Room
Dinning Furniture in Floor Plans

18. Furniture Arrangement

19. Dimensions according to chairs number, but in general:
Length: required table length + 60 cm at least for persons movement.
Width: required table width + 60 cm width for (cabinets) Nish + 120 cm for the 2
chairs movement located on both ends of the table , so about 3.00 m
Minimum Dinning Room Dimensions
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20. Kitchen

21. Standard Dimensions

22. Minimum Length 1.25 & Maximum Length
2.75m
Considerations

23. Kitchen Layout

24. Dimensions
U – Shaped KitchenParallel Kitchen
Straight Kitchen Island Kitchen L – Shaped Kitchen
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25. Bath Room
Bath Furniture in Floor Plans

26. Minimum Dimensions

27. Considerations
• Sink must be very closer to bath door
• Lavatory mustn't be opposite the door
• Perceive door path
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28. Bed Room
Bed room Furniture in Floor Plans

29. Minimum Dimensions

30. Considerations

31. Bed placement and Orientation
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