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| Name and Describe 2 primary classifications of Design. |
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| 1) Residential - Direct work with client. 2) Contract - Entails more liability and is part of design profession. |
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| Name 5 aspects the classifications deal with. |
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| 1) Space Planning 2) Analysis of Needs 3) Codes and Regulations 4) Communication 5) Collaboration |
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| The interrelation os spaces; begins with immediate space, works out to the building, and finally to the site. |
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| Give examples of the codes and regulatoins. |
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| Fire saftey and Environmental saftey. |
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| What skills must designers possess in order to communicate with clients. |
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| Drawing as well as verbal skills. |
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| Do interior designers work alone? |
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| No, they work as a team with other specialists (Engineers, Landscape Arcitects, etc...). |
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| Name 3 details of design that must be "overlapped". |
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1) Aesthetics (art, beauty) 2) Function (science, technology) 3) Social (behavior, human factors) |
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| Name some aesthetic factors. |
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| Color , light, line, shape, form, and texture. |
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| Manipulation of spaces for purpose and materials needed. |
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| It's not always about "look" of space; "Is client happy?"; "Does it work?" |
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| Needing change; reusing buildings or areas for new purpose; inner workings completely change |
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| What did Paulo Scalari do for insulatin in buildings located in hot Navada desert? |
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| Built the buildings depressed in the ground because land acts as an insulator. |
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| How can museum fatigue be releived? |
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| With open areas or views of beautiful outdoor scenes. |
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| How are buildings related to site? |
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| They fit to it and will not fit in anywhere but in the original site. |
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| What else can LA's use to bring more people to a landscape and keep them there. |
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| In adaptive use what can be used to show people the area was once different? |
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| How can indoor/outdoor relations be use against undesirable aspects of nearby areas? |
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| Landscapes and be built up to block undesirable views or sounds while providing desirable scene. |
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