Interior Drawing and Presentation in Interior Architecture

The book consists of six sections titled: Book Design Process, Thought Drawing, Measured Drawing, Drawing Space, Drawing Effects, and Hybrid Techniques. Following the main text of the 176-page book, there is a glossary containing 49 terms. This book describes the presentation of interior space through drawings and models. The discipline of interior architecture is concerned with form, structure, and material, as well as the understanding and use of space. Drawing and presenting interior space is therefore challenging because what is drawn is not just the form, but the space created by the form. Form can be transferred to paper with lines, but how can space be explained on paper? The Literature of Interior Architecture Fundamentals Series consists of reference books that serve as an introduction to interior architecture and the ideas underlying it. In the examples selected to support the basic theories within the book, detailed analyses and examinations of modern works are presented. Thus, the book offers a valuable resource to all interior architecture and design students and to the general readership interested in this subject. Interior Drawing and Presentation, the third book in this series, introduces the drawing and presentation of interior space through drawing and modeling. The book introduces many methods and types of drawing, and explains how to understand and use them. Basic theories are supported by detailed examinations of current and traditional works, making the book an instructive and inspiring guide on methods of presenting interior space.