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PublishedWiley, February 2025 |
ISBN9781394201686 |
FormatHardcover, 608 pages |
Dimensions28.2cm × 22.4cm × 3.8cm |
Practical, comprehensive resource for commercial interior design, covering research, execution, safety, sustainability, and legal considerations
Designing Commercial Interiors explores the entire design process of commercial projects from planning to execution to teach the vital considerations that will make each project a success. This book delivers a solid understanding of the myriad factors in play throughout designing restaurants, offices, lodging, retail and healthcare facilities.
Updates to the newly revised Fourth Edition include changes to office space design to promote flexibility, post-pandemic considerations for work and interior design, the latest industry certification requirements, sustainable design considerations. and safety/legal codes. Updated supplemental instructor's resources, including a revised instructor's manual with sample test questions and exercises are available on the companion website. A list of terms fundamental to each chapter has also been added at the end of each chapter.
Other topics covered in Designing Commercial Interiors include:
A thorough review of relevant design and research skills and methods
How the global marketplace shapes designers' business activities
Product specification principles, WELL, and LEED certification and credentials
Accessible design in facilities, elements of evidence-based design, and adaptive reuse
Project manager responsibilities, working with stakeholders, and special considerations for executive-level clients
Project delivery methods, including design-bid-build, design-build, and integrated design
Designing Commercial Interiors is an authoritative and complete reference on the subject for university and community college students in programs related to interior design and those preparing for the NCIDQ exam. The text is also valuable as a general reference for interior designers less familiar with commercial interior design.
