I Year Diploma Presentation by Neha assudani B.Sc. Interior Design student

Neha Assudani
B.SC. INTERIOR DESIGN
1ST Year Diploma
Dezyne E’cole College, India
www.dezyneecole.com
INTERIOR ARCHITECTURE & DESIGN
RESIDENTIAL DESIGN & SPACE PLANNING

Introduction
Famous designer Le Corbusier introduced two most important term
for designing
Form Follows Function - it means that the shape of a building or object
should be primarily based upon its intended function or purpose.
Machine For Living – machine for living means to create a house where a
people does not have to adjust themselves according to the house but a
space where house will adjust according to their wish.
During the tenure of 1st year of diploma program I have learnt many
concepts which are important to create any plan which include
orientation, daylight, ventilation, building byelaws, anthropometrics,
ergonomics, space planning etc.

Interior Architecture And Space Planning
Wardrobe Space Planning

As per the given case study I have to design a closet for a client of age of 19 years.
Requirements of my client are:-
 Number of shoes- 6 pairs
 The other materials with shoes are socks, shoe polish, brushes
 Mirror for dressing
 Place for keeping cosmetics and perfumes
 Place for keeping daily use clothes like salwar-suits, jeans, t-shirts in hanging position
(approximate 50 clothes)
 Place for keeping woolen clothes (8 cardigans)
 Place for keeping party wear or special occasion clothes
 Place for keeping lingerie
CASE STUDY

Standard Space Requirement To Be Followed For
Fulfilling The Client Requirement.

1. Area needed for hanging salwar suits (10 salwar suits)
Space needed for hanging one salwar suit = L x B
= 48” x 1 ½”
= 72 sq. inch
for hanging 10 salwar suits = 10 x 72”
= 720 sq.inches
2. Area needed for hanging daily wear t-shirts (8 daily wear t-shirts)
Space needed for hanging one t-shirt = L x B
= 1’6” x 1”
= 18 sq. inch
for hanging 8 daily wear t-shirts = 8 x 18”
=144 sq. iches
3. Area needed for keeping woolen clothes (8 cardigans)
Space needed for keeping one cardigan = L x B
= 1’6” x 1’2’’
= 252 sq. inch
for keeping 8 cardigan = 8 x 252”
= 2016 sq.inches
4. Area needed for keeping shoes ( 6 pairs of flat shoes)
Area needed for keeping one pair of shoe = L x B
= 9” X 10”
= 90 sq. inch
for keeping 6 pair of shoes = 6 x 90”
= 540 sq.inches
Space Required For Stocking Those Requirements.

Space Required For Stocking Those Requirements.
5. Area needed for keeping soft shirts ( 8 soft shirts)
Space needed for keeping one soft shirt = L x B
= 20” x 10 ”
= 200 sq. inch
for keeping 8 soft shirts = 8 x 200”
= 1600 sq.inches
6. Area needed for keeping trousers (8 trousers)
Space needed for keeping one trouser = L x B
= 20” x 8”
= 160 sq. inch
for keeping 8 trousers = 8 x 160”
= 1280 sq.inches
7. Area needed for hanging party wear (8 party wears)
Space needed for keeping one part wear = L x B
= 24” x 2”
= 48 sq. inch
for hanging 8 party wear = 8 x 48”
= 384 sq.inches
8. Area needed for keeping socks (6 pair of socks)
Space needed for keeping one socks = L x B
= 4” x 2.5”
= 10 sq. inch
for hanging 6 pair of socks = 6 x 10”
= 60 sq.inches

Space available for space planning:-
• Linear space available-
L x B = 6’ x 2’ = 12 sq.ft.
• Inner space (volume) available-
L x B x H = 6’ x 2’ x 6’ = 72 cu.ft.

To create any design I need to focus on the Principles and Elements of
design. For the space planning over hear I mainly focused on balance
in a design with the basic elements shape which is very rightly said
“Form Follows Function”.
In the subsequent slides you will come across the space planning
created by me for my client.

For any adult user for a closet the standard size required is 5 linear
feet. Keeping into the mind the requirements of my client and the
space provided I created an elevation for my design.
In my design I have utilized 6 linear feet on floor.

Isometric view
Top view
Back view Front view with doors
Side viewFront view without doors

Front view with open doors
top view with open doors2D plan

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10
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9 8
7

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2
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12
11
4
3
5
6
8
7
Place for hanging
daily wear
Place for hanging
party wear
Place for hanging
belts and scarfs
2
Place for keeping
Trousers at base
Place for hanging
salwar suits
Place for hanging
unfolded clothes
Place for keeping
lingerie
Place for keeping
towels
Place for keeping
clutches
9 And 10
Place for keeping
cardigans
Basket for keeping
clothes for laundry
Place for keeping
shoes
Place for keeping college
bag

= L x B
=1’10” x 1’5”
=2.59 sq. ft.
L x B
=1’10” x 1’5”
=2.59 sq. ft.
L x B
=1’10” x 1’3”
=2.29 sq. ft.
L x B
=1’10” x 1’5.5”
=2.67 sq. ft.
L x B
=1’10” x 1’5.5”
=2.67 sq. ft.
L x B
=1’10” x 1’5”
=2.59 sq. ft.
L x B
=1’10” x 1’4.5”
=2.52 sq. ft.
L x B
=1’10” x 1’5”
=2.59 sq. ft.
Detailing of drawer 1
Detailing of drawer 9 and 10
Detailing of drawer 3Detailing of drawer 2

= L x B x H
=1’10” x 1’5”x 2’7”
=6.70 cu. ft.
Length of the rod is 1’5”.
From both the sides of the rod 1/2” has
to be left. One cloth requires 1” of the
rod for hanging. According to this client
can hang 16 daily wear clothes.
L x B x H
=1’10” x 1’5”x 2’3”
=5.84 cu. ft.
From both the sides of the rod ½” has to be left.
One cloth requires 1” of the rod for hanging.
According to this client can hang 16 party wear
clothes.
L x B x H
=1’10” x 1’3” x 10.5” x 2
=4.00 cu. ft.
One cardigan requires 1’ x 10” area and has 2” height when
folded. If kept one upon another client can keep 4 to 5
cardigans in one rack and two racks 8 of her cardigans can be
kept easily.
L x B x H
=1’10” x 1’5” x 2’7”
=6.70 cu. ft.
Width of the belt varies from ½”
to 2” and scarf covers the space
of 4” to 5”.
L x B x H
=1’10” x 1’5”x 1’
=2.59 cu. ft.
One towel requires 13” x 10” if
folded and height 2” – 3”.
According to this client can keep
3 towels.

= L x B x H
=1’10” x 1’5”x 4’5.25”
=11.52 cu. ft.
From both the sides of the rod ½” has to
be left. According to the standards one
salwar suit requires 1 ½” of rod this
means on the rod of 1’4” client can
hang her 10 salwar suits and after that
she will be left with 1”.
L x B x H
=1’10” x 1’5” x 1’4.5”
= 3.57 cu. ft.
In this client can keep her school/college
bag and her laptop bag. She can keep her
both the slightly tilted. One of her bag
will have base area of 5”-6”. She can keep
her 3 bags.
L x B x H
=1’10” x 1’6.5” x 2’9.5”
= 7.89 cu. ft.
On the hook strip of six hooks
client can hang her used clothes
which she doesn’t want to be
washed and wants to use them
again.
One pair of socks requires L x B
4”x 2.5”. According to this client
can keep 4 pair of socks on base.

Area = L x B Volume= L x B x H
= 1’9” x 1’4.25” = 1’9” x 1’4.25” x 11.25”
= 2.36 sq.ft. =2.22 cu.ft.
= 10.5” x 8” = 10.5” x 8” x 10”
= 0.58 sq.ft. x 8 = 0.48 cu.ft. x 8
= 4.66 sq.ft. = 3.84 cu.ft.
One pair of footwear requires 0.55 sq. ft. according to this in one drawer client can
keep 4 pair of footwears and in 2 drawers she can keep her 6 pair of footwears and
in one partition she can keep her socks and in other shoe polish and brush.
= 1’9” x 7.5” = 1’9” x 7.5” x 6.5”
= 1.09 sq.ft. x 2 = 0.59 cu.ft. x 2
= 2.18 sq.ft = 1.18 cu.ft.
= 1’9” x 1’3” = 1’9” x 1’3” x 5.25”
= 2.18 sq.ft. = 0.95 cu.ft.
One clutch requires around area of 0.18 sq.ft of kept flat and 0.83 sq.ft. if kept
in standing position.

Mirror for
dressing
L x B
=6”x 1’5.5“
=0.72 sq. ft. x 2
=1.45 sq.ft.
Lx b x H
=6” x 1’5.5”x 6”
=0.36 cu. ft.
L x B x H
= 6”x 1’5.5”x 3”
=0.16
In these racks client
can keep her
cosmetics, lotions,
perfumes etc.
In first rack bottles of
perfumes, lotions,
oils etc. can be kept.
And in second rack
she can keep her
cosmetic items i.e.
lipstick, nail paints
etc.
In last board she can
keep her hair dryer
which will get fit in
the circle.

Two concepts of placement of doors
• Traditional concept
• Contemporary concept
Traditional concept:-
In traditional concept inset concept of door were used. In this concept the door were placed
inside the main frame and hinges were visible. It has been shown in below image.
Doors were placed
inside the main
frame

Contemporary concept:-
In contemporary concept full overlay and half overlay concept of door were used. hinges are not visible from
outside. In half overlay half space of the board was used to place that door and the other half space another
door was placed.
Hinges are not visible
In full over lay.
These type of hinges are used.
Full overlay concept in both corner doors. And half overlay concept in both middle doors

As An Interior Designer This Project On Space Planning Has Made Me Aware That A
Space Of 6’ X 2’x 6’ (L X B X H) Has Been Made More Functional By Creating More
Space From The Space Provided To Us.
I Have Created 57.52 Cu.Ft. In This Space.
Estimated No. Of Boards Required In The Making Of Closet :
Area Of Closet / Area Of One Board = No. Of Boards Required
177.35 / 32 = 5.54 Boards (i.e. 6 Boards)
One Extra Board

Now in subsequent slides , I am presenting my
work on design development.

B. Sc. Interior Design
Dezyne E’cole College, Ajmer
www.dezyneecole.com
Neha Assudani
1st year diploma
Style And Period FurnitureID

Case Study
I am supposed to design a Living
Room for a hypothetical client
based on Baroque style.
The area of the plot given is 54’ x
63’ and the covered area of the
plot is 38’ x 42’ and the space
assigned to me is 12’ x 12’.

Space Provided
The Plan Which I Devised Is shown Below In Which The Place Marked is assigned
To Me For get it designed according to the style.
For any space to be designed we need to study the needs and requirements of a
client and the space provided to us. All these points are explained in the
subsequent slides.
Living Room

Needs
• Comfortable space
• Proper lighting
• Fresh space
• Elitist

Living
room
switches
wall paneling
wainscoting
lights
photo frames
wall paper
book case
texture/ material
Coffered
Hammer beam
Texture/color
Mirror
Painted
Plastered
wooden
general lights (Omni)
decorative lights
task lights
TV unit
sofa
table
chairs
fabric
textures
Possible options Walls
Heating
Ceiling
Flooring
Rugs
Carpet
wooden flooring
Tiles
Marble
Parquetry
printed
Electrical
Non Electrical
vLighting
Furniture
Doors
By fold doors
Sliding
panelled

Requirements
I Am Suppose To Design A Living Room For A Hypothetical Client.
Requirements Of My Client Are Nil
But Prerequisite Requirements Of The Space Given Are:
 Flooring(Rugs, wooden)
Heating (Electrical)
Furniture (TV unit, sofa, center table, side tables, fabric)
Doors (Bifold Doors)
Walls (switches , wainscoting, lights’, photo frames, texture/ material)
Lighting (general, task, decorative)
Ceiling (coffered, Fans, Lighting points)

Wall Area
Area available on Wall (1) = L x B
= 3 (10’ x 9”)
= 22.5 sq. ft.
= 2 (10’ x 4’6”)
= 90 sq. ft.
= (10’ x 12’)
= 120 sq. ft.
Space Available for Designing
1
2
3
Top View Of Living Room

Wall Area
= (10’ x 9’)
= 90 sq. ft.
= (1’6” x 12’)
= 18 sq. ft.
4
5

Floor Area
Area available on Floor= L x B
= 12’x 12‘
=144 sq. ft.
Ceiling Area
Area available on Ceiling= L x B
= 12’x 12‘
=144 sq. ft.
Total Area Available= 628.5 sq.ft.

As Per The Case Study And The Space Provided To Me I Am
Suppose To Design A Living Room.
The Personality Of The Space, Activities In That Space And The
Collage Of Living Room(as To How The Living Room Is And
Activities) Are Shown In The Subsequent Slides.

Personality of my Space
As all human beings have their individual personality like that
every space also has its own personality. The space I am suppose
to design is Living Room.
Living room has a fresh personality, person feels fresh sitting
their and at the same time person calms his mind when he is
tiered. It is a lively space as whole family spends time together so
this place should be very cheerful, energetic and enthusiastic.

Living Room is a place where human being relaxes himself and spends
quality time with his family. He behaves what he is in real and does not
pretends.
Living room should be outreaching and cheerful.
Major activities performed in Living room are:-
 Entertainment
 Watching television
 Listening music
 Reading
 Writing
 Studying
 Relaxing
 Resting
 Children's play area
 Playing music
 Eating
 Family Discussion
Activities of my space

The Introduction to the What is Style.?? and the
Baroque Style and The Things Which were used In
That Time Period Are Being Shown In The Form Of
Video In subsequent Slides:

Style is a phenomenon that gives birth to an art or
architectural motif that distinguishes one era from
another
A style is characterized by the features that make
building or a structure notable and historically
identifiable. A style includes elements like form, method
used for construction, building materials, motifs of the
style etc.
What is Style..??

Baroque Style
The Baroque is a period of artistic style that started
around 1600 in Rome, Italy, and spread throughout the
majority of Europe during the 17th and 18th centuries. In
informal usage, the word "baroque" describes something
that is elaborate and highly detailed.

Floors
Baroque houses had stone flag floors, marble
was used in two or more colors so that they
produced illusionistic pattern. The surface
appeared to vary in depth.

The floor patters had parquet or even marquetry patterns.
Woven carpets from eastern Mediterranean was considered very expensive and were used in
houses.
Carpets were luxury on wooden floor.

As I am suppose to design a living room based on
baroque style and the major task is to reincarnate it in
todays time.
The Designing Process is shown in the subsequent slides:-

Every space has its personality according to which the
mood is selected for designing. For my space of
designing I have chosen the FRESH Mood as the
personality of my space is fresh, relaxing and soothing.

Concept Board
Concepts are of two types:-
1. Conjunctive or Empirial
2. Disjunctive or Abstract
Disjunctive Concept or Abstract:-
Concept That Does Not Exist In The Physical
World But Rather Subsists In The Mind, Like A
Mood-happy, Tranquil ,Or An Atmosphere-
Peaceful, Efficient Etc.
This Type Of Concept Is More Subtle And
Underline. It May Not Become Obvious To The
Audience.

According To The Mood Board Fresh And The Personality
Of The Space I Have Selected a color scheme i.e.
monochromatic and the colors used in this color scheme
are:-

Color Board
The aspects, qualities of color refer to
combinations that evoke certain
emotional responses. Color means
different things to different peoples in
different cultures. For eg white is the
purest color and color of the bride for
Christians and at the same time for
Hindus it is said to be the color for
widows.
Color that is considered in Fresh is
green it is the color of prosperity and
suggest health. It is said to be the
color of meditation and soothing.

Monochromatic color scheme
I have chosen the monochromatic color
scheme for my living room. In this color
scheme tints, tones and shades of
green color are used.
By default neutral colors i.e. Black,
white, grey and brown are used with
every color scheme.

Considering the style, mood and concept chosen
I have selected some options for my living room
design which are shown in following slides:-

1 2
3
4
5
61 ceiling
2 chandelier
3 wainscoting
4 wall finish and down lighters
5 modern baroque frame
6 wooden flooring
7 fireplace frame
7
2

8 side table
9 legs of the center table
10 top of the center table
11 ceiling fan
12 bench
13 three seater sofa
14 legs of the sofa and bench
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9
10
11
12
13
14

According to the style, mood, colors,
concepts chosen I have shown the materials
to be used in my design in the subsequent
slides :-

Flooring
Rug used
Pine wood Flooring
Ornamentation of center table
Top of center table
1
Bench to be given

Wall
Down lighters and wall finish
Frame for family Photos
Arrangement of photoframes
Above wainscoting
Wainscoting till 3’Three seater sofa
Ornamentation on sofa
2
Wall color

Door
3
Two paneled glass bifold Doors. Upper panel is
openable it can be used as window.

Wall
4
Wainscoting till 3’
Frame of fire place with
electrical heating
TV unit to be placed above
fire place

Wall
5
Wainscoting till 3’
Arch used at the opening

Ceiling
6
Coffered ceiling
Ceiling fan

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