Chapt. 1 Value of Design

Working jointly with other team members to solve design problems and issues.

• Territoriality

• Built Environment

• Collaborate

• Privacy

Manmade surroundings that provide the setting for human activity.

• Architecture

• Interior

• Interior Design

• Built Environment

A product that is abstract or cannot be touched, but is nevertheless real.

• Intangible

• Territoriality

• Collaborate

• Privacy

The need to control a fixed area by laying claim to it.

• Territoriality

• Intangible

• Built Environment

• Collaborate

A space enclosed by walls, ceilings, and floors with such openings as windows and doors.

• Interiors

• Interior Design

• ARchitecture

• Built Environment

Designers have a responsibility to effect real change in the world through better design for all people.

• Socially Beneficial Design

• Socially Responsible Design

The creation of interior environments that supports the function, aesthetics, and cultures of those who inhabit, live and thrive in interior spaces.

• Interiors

• Interior Design

• Architecture

• Built Environment

Movement that concerns the way problems and needs are defined, how solutions are developed and how solutions are implemented.

• Socially Beneficial Design

• Socially Responsible Design

A process that involves both seeking human interaction and controlling it.

• Privacy

• Territoriality

• Built Environment

• Intangible

A key responsibility and a legal liability of the interior design profession is...

• the health, safety, and well being of clients (HSW)

• incorporation of efficient space planning

• the creation of a unique design for each client

• Collaboration with other interior designers