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Interior Architecture: Bridging Structural Engineering and Spatial Design
"Interior architecture is the practice of shaping the internal volume of a building to harmonise human activity with structural engineering, building codes, and spatial aesthetics. Unlike standard interior decoration, which focuses primarily on surface finishes, furnishings, and color palettes, interior architecture engages directly with the structural envelope, spatial planning, light flow, building services, and regulatory compliance of a built environment. Defining Interior Architecture and Its Scope The discipline of interior architecture sits at the intersection of architecture, structural engineering, industrial design, and interior deco..."
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