Architects are known for returning from travel with more photos of buildings than people and for having an esoteric vocabulary of their own. Of course, these are clichés that are not always true. But something that unites most designers is the tendency to pay attention to each detail that makes up a project, be it the material that covers the facade, the junction between different floors, how the doors open, the type of window frame, how the forms were put together for concreting, and more. But a detail that often goes unnoticed – and that makes a huge difference in interior design – is baseboards.
Zhang Zheming
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Psychology of Space: How Interiors Impact our Behavior?
With most of our lives spent indoors, the space we occupy has a major role in our psychological behavior. Environmental psychology or Space psychology is, in fact, the interaction between people and the spaces they inhabit. Lighting, colors, configuration, scale, proportions, acoustics, and materials address the senses of the individual and generate a spectrum of feelings and practices.
From inducing warmth and safety, defining well-being, or creating a positive and efficient working environment, space can have a whole lot of impact on how we act or on what we feel; therefore, design and creative measures should be considered according to the social and psychological needs of the occupants.
https://www.archdaily.com/936027/psychology-of-space-how-interiors-impact-our-behaviorChristele Harrouk
Together Hostel / Cao Pu Studio
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Architects: Cao Pu Studio
- Area: 800 m²
- Year: 2017
https://www.archdaily.com/875270/together-hostel-cao-pu-studio舒岳康
Reedom Bookstore / CaoPu studio
https://www.archdaily.com/789134/reedom-bookstore-caopu-studioFlorencia Mena