small brief about The concept of interior design and it is impact on the functional and aesthetic of interior vacuum

1. The Concept of Green Interior Design
and it’s Impact on
The Functional and Aesthetic on the
Internal Vacuum
Fatma.H. Abass
MA Proposal Presentation
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2. What is The Green and Green Building
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Green
The term “green” refers to environmentally
friendly practices from building design to the
landscaping choices. It also encompasses
energy use, water use, and storm water and
wastewater reuse.

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Green Building
The terms “green” and “green building” apply
not just to products, but to construction
strategies, building design and orientation,
landscaping, building operations, maintenance,
and more.

5. The Green Building or Green Architecture
is not a new concept; if we catch a sight to
the other creatures such as insects , birds
and mammals; we can notice that they
apply the concept of Green Architecture in
their homes.
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• Such as Spider which have special skills in
being able to weave deftly threaded a
geometric manner; and in various forms
commensurate with the nature of the place.

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• Bees prefer to take them homes in the
mountains and the trees ; moreover, this
houses had very precision and perfection
design using pistol shape.

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Not only creatures adapted the green
building concepts; if we take a look to human
history with architecture and buildings, we can
find clear examples of and respect for the
environment and homogenize them.

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Pharaonic Egypt
• Pyramids are built on rock formations,
conglomerate, gravel, or sand surfaces.

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Ancient Greek
• The ancient Greeks, they took care to take
advantage of solar radiation for heating for
buildings, for example, they planned city
Olynthus, where the streets allows direct
reception equal to the sun.

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Pueblo Bonito
• Now known as New Mexico which built by the
Anasazi Indians, the city which had a semi-circular
shape ;in the form of strips oriented
manner that takes into account the angles of
the sun in summer and winter.

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After the first energy crisis, we found that
there were many concepts advocated by
reference to so-called green architecture;
and the most two famous architects in 20th
century who adapted this concept in them
design are:

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Frank Lloyd Wright
“A building should appear to grow easily from its
site and be shaped to harmonize with its
surroundings if Nature is manifest there.”

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Hassan Fathy
“look under your feet and build”

15. Green Building Concepts
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16. Green Building Concept
The ‘GREEN BUILDING’ concept is to
ensure waste is minimized at every stage
during the construction and operation of
the building.
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17. So What’s the Concept of Green
Interior Design?

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My Green Interior concepts are:
• To root the relationship between interior and
exterior, and the surrounding green
environment.

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• To return to aesthetics and concepts of
interior design, in tandem with nature and
social cultural values.
• Use building materials with natural property.

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My motivation for carrying out the project,
before 10 years ago I read a saying for
Egyptian architect (Hassan Fathy) says: (look
under your feet and build). The saying
makes me thinking about how to visualize a
simple and lovely builder with multiple cultural
vocabularies.

21. Problem of Study
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According to previous review, I find that the
problems of this study are using similar
patterns in interior design and do not use of
environmental elements common in green
architecture, affect negatively on functional
and aesthetic values of the design.

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Green Building
Green Interior Design
Similar Design
Patterns(House)
Material Finishing

24. Objectives of Study
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1- Encourage the local community to the idea of
environmental health home; and use of friendly
environmentally construction materials available
locally.

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2- Through design progress, places the
environment in its considerations, with less
impact and damage on the environment.
3- Invitation to the study of ancient
societies and structural design methods
compatible with the environment.

27. Scope of Study
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This project will entail creating a model home and
furnishing package design for medium family’s
home.
Also the design will consist of coordination of
colours and a specific materials, throughout the
house, and provide suitable and simple technique
to use the hydropower and solar to generate
power and reduce consumption of electricity.

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31. Expected out Comes
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• To encourage the local community to the idea
of environmental healthy home.
• To encourage the use of environmentally
building materials which locally available.
• Employ folkloric and cultural legacies in interior
design.
• Provide scientific reference utilized in the fields
of architecture and interior design.

33. Methodology
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Research comprises defining and redefining
problems ; formulating hypotheses or
suggest solutions , collecting , organizing
and evaluation data .

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From previous definition of research I am
intending to use modern equipment of,
camera, computer analyse data,
questionnaire, written study, and drawing set
after I create new design ; and explain the
idea taking in to account the results that
have been proven in study, and the principle
of design (Balance, unity , harmony , focal
point , Rhythm and Details).

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GREEN MOVEMENT
Better Health
Gain knowledge
Save energy
Increase Productivity
Increase Property Value
Aesthetically Pleasing
THINK green, LIVE green.

37. THANK YOU
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