Tandem and the mechanisms involved in the design of the interior spaces
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https://doi.org/10.31973/aj.v3i141.3727Keywords:
tandem, mechanisms, internal spacesAbstract
The internal spaces represent one of the design achievements and the clearest of the utilitarian levels of use defined by the nature of the intentions upon which this design is based. In general, it is the living example of the high utilitarian levels of other levels, and this is what distinguishes design as an art from the rest of the other arts, and on this basis these spaces occupied the interest of designers, and started pushing them for more innovation and innovation based on creativity, in terms of coming up with various stylistic shapes and patterns. These spaces are intertwined and each according to its environment and its available social, psychological and economic system, and as a result of the interaction of this special level with the general level represented by the global stylistic and innovative style, the technical drafting process produced patterns from the internal spaces in the design buildings and new and innovative shapes, those shapes that were the result of a working interaction The designer's own capabilities, based on the privacy of his cultural, social and psychological references, with the authority Objective roles that govern the processes of formulating innovative and renewable design arts over time in terms of experimentation, modernization, and even our contemporary days.
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