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,…mehr
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.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Christine M. Piotrowski, FASID, IIDA, of Phoenix, Arizona, has more than 30 years of commercial and residential design experience and is a retired Professor of interior design with 16 years of teaching experience at Northern Arizona University. Piotrowski was President of the Arizona North Chapter of ASID in 2002-2003 and served on ASID national committees as well as NCIDQ committees. She has won the ASID/Polsky Prize twice and is the author of Professional Practice for Interior Designers, 6th edition.
Inhaltsangabe
Preface xvii Acknowledgments xxi 1 Commercial Interior Design 1 Historical Overview 3 Understanding the Client's Business 5 Working in Commercial Interior Design 7 Where the Jobs Are 12 BOX Working in a Small Versus Working in a Large Firm 14 Professionalism 15 Professional Competency 15 Licensing and Registration 17 Ethics 18 Professional Growth 19 Key Terms 20 Bibliography and References 20 Internet Resources 23 2 Forces that Shape Commercial Interior Design 25 Cultural Sensitivity 26 Global Marketplace 29 Sustainable Design 33 Overview 33 BOX Environmental Stewardship 36 LEED Certification and Credentials 37 The Triple Bottom Line 41 Does Going Green Cost More? 41 The Indoor Environment and the Interior Designer 43 Product Specification Principles 44 Security and Safety 48 Codes 50 Permitting Process and Officials 51 Occupancy Classifications 53 BOX Occupancy Classifications 54 Accessible Design 55 Design Applications- Restroom Facilities 56 Restroom Accessibility- General Planning Concepts 57 BOX Influence of Corporate Brands 60 Key Terms 61 Bibliography and References 61 Internet Resources 65 3 Research in Interior Design 67 Research Methodologies in Design 68 The Importance of Research in Design 68 Research Steps 69 BOX Benchmarking 72 Evidence- Based Design 72 BOX Design Thinking 74 Problem Solving in Design 74 Project Goals and Concept Development 77 Design Process 78 Programming Elements 80 BOX Asking Questions 82 Key Terms 82 Bibliography and References 83 Internet Resources 84 4 Project Management 85 What Is Project Management? 85 Role and Responsibilities of the Project Manager 87 Working Relationships with Stakeholders and Team Members 90 Managing the Design Team 90 Client Relationships and Client Expectations 92 BOX Tips for Working with Executive- Level Clients 94 Project Delivery Methods 95 Design- Bid- Build: Traditional 96 Construction Management 97 Design- Build 98 Fast- Track 98 Integrated Design Process 99 Building Information Modeling (BIM) 100 Project Process 101 Proposals 101 Work Plan 102 BOX Typical CD Items 103 Scheduling 104 BOX Time Management Tips 107 Budget 107 Documentation 109 Post- Occupancy Evaluation 111 Adaptive Reuse 112 Overview of Adaptive Reuse 113 Methods and Applications 116 Project Strategies in Adaptive Reuse 117 Sustainable Design Issues in Adaptive Reuse 118 Key Terms 119 Bibliography and References 119 Internet Resources 123 5 The Office 125 Historical Overview 126 Issues Impacting Office Design 129 Collaborative Office Spaces 130 Coworking Space 132 Multigenerational Offices 132 BOX Generations in the Workforce 133 Wellness 133 Technology Integration 134 An Overview of Office Operations 134 BOX The Knowledge Worker 136 Traditional Office Organizational Structure 136 The New Office Organizational Structure 141 Corporate Culture 143 Image and Status 145 BOX Facility Management and Facility Planning 146 Key Terms 148 Bibliography and References 148 Internet Resources 152 6 Office Interior Design Elements 153 Types of Office Spaces 154 Planning and Design Elements 158 Feasibility Studies 159 BOX Selected Leasing Terminology 160 Sustainable Design 162 Safety and Security 163 Code Requirements 164 Space Allocation and Circulation 167 ADA Impact in Office Planning 170 Furniture 172 Materials, Finishes, and Color 181 BOX Advantages and Disadvantages of Using Open Plan 182 Mechanical Systems 186 Design Applications 193 Closed Office Plans 194 Open Office Plans 206 Designing a Small, Professional Office 210 BOX Home Offices 214 Key Terms 216 Bibliography and References 216 Internet Resources 220 7 Lodging Facilities 223 Historical Overview 224 Overview of Lodging Business Operations 226 Management and Responsibility Areas 228 Types of Lodging Facilities 229 The Changing Lodging Guest 233 Business versus Vacation Guest 233 Generational Sensitivities 235 Planning and Interior Design Elements 236 BOX Exterior Lodging Design 237 Feasibility Studies and Concept Statements 238 Sustainable Design 239 Safety and Security 240 Code Requirements 241 Space Allocation and Circulation 243 Wayfinding 246 Furniture 246 Materials, Finishes, and Color 248 Mechanical Systems 249 Design Applications 251 Generic Full- Service Hotel 252 Food and Beverage Facilities in Lodging 272 Bed and Breakfast Inns 275 Key Terms 278 Bibliography and References 279 Internet Resources 282 8 Food and Beverage Facilities 283 Historical Overview 284 Overview of Food and Beverage Business Operations 287 Types of Food and Beverage Facilities 289 Planning and Interior Design Elements 293 BOX Restaurant Exterior Design 294 Feasibility Study, Concept, and Menu Development 295 Sustainable Design 296 Safety and Security 298 Code Requirements 299 Space Allocation and Circulation 300 Furniture 304 Materials, Finishes, and Color 306 Mechanical Systems 308 Design Applications 310 Generic Full- Service Restaurant 310 Coffee Shops 321 Quick- Service Restaurant 324 Beverage Facilities 325 BOX Restrooms in Restaurants 330 Key Terms 330 Bibliography and References 331 Internet Resources 334 9 Retail Facilities 335 Historical Overview 336 Overview of Retail Business Operations 338 Store Merchandising 341 Types of Retail Facilities 344 Planning and Interior Design Elements 348 BOX Retail Store Exterior Design 348 Feasibility and Concept 350 Sustainable Design 350 Security and Safety 352 Code Requirements 353 Space Allocation and Circulation 354 Fixtures and Furniture 358 Materials, Finishes, and Color 359 Mechanical Systems 361 Design Applications 362 Generic Small Clothing Stores 363 Generic Small Gift Stores 368 Generic Jewelry Stores 372 Hardline Stores 374 BOX An Office Furniture Dealership or Showroom 376 Key Terms 377 Bibliography and References 378 Internet Resources 381 10 Healthcare Facilities 383 Historical Overview 384 Overview of Healthcare/Medicine 386 Forces Impacting Healthcare Design 390 Types of Healthcare Facilities 392 BOX Medical Office Buildings 394 Planning and Interior Design Elements 396 Feasibility Studies 397 Sustainable Design 399 Security and Safety 401 Code Requirements 402 ADA Issues 403 Space Allocation and Circulation 403 Wayfinding 405 Furniture 406 BOX The Healing Environment 407 Materials, Finishes, and Color 408 Mechanical Systems 410 Design Applications 411 Medical Office Suites 412 Specialized Medical Practice Suites 425 Hospitals 430 Urgent Care Facility 441 Dental Facilities 443 Key Terms 450 Bibliography and References 451 Internet Resources 455 11 Senior Living Facilities 457 Historical Overview 458 Overview of Senior Living Facilities 459 Forces Impacting Senior Living Design 463 Types of Senior Living Facilities 465 Planning and Interior Design Elements 472 Feasibility Studies 473 Sustainable Design 473 Security and Safety 474 Code Requirements 475 Space Allocation and Circulation 476 Furniture 480 Materials, Finishes, and Color 483 Mechanical Systems 486 Design Applications 487 Assisted- Living Facilities 487 Long- Term Care Facilities 492 Alzheimer's and Dementia Facilities 495 Hospice Care Facilities 500 Key Terms 502 Bibliography and References 502 Internet Resources 506 12 Recreational Facilities 509 Overview 509 Types of Recreational Facilities 510 Fitness Center 511 Planning and Design Elements of a Fitness Center 511 Day Spas 514 Planning and Design Elements of a Day Spa 515 Golf Clubhouses 518 Planning and Design Elements of Golf Clubhouses 520 Auditoriums 525 Planning and Design Elements of Auditoriums 527 Key Terms 530 Bibliography and References 530 Internet Resources 533 Appendix 535 Trade Associations 535 Periodicals 537 Glossary 539 Index 565
Preface xvii Acknowledgments xxi 1 Commercial Interior Design 1 Historical Overview 3 Understanding the Client's Business 5 Working in Commercial Interior Design 7 Where the Jobs Are 12 BOX Working in a Small Versus Working in a Large Firm 14 Professionalism 15 Professional Competency 15 Licensing and Registration 17 Ethics 18 Professional Growth 19 Key Terms 20 Bibliography and References 20 Internet Resources 23 2 Forces that Shape Commercial Interior Design 25 Cultural Sensitivity 26 Global Marketplace 29 Sustainable Design 33 Overview 33 BOX Environmental Stewardship 36 LEED Certification and Credentials 37 The Triple Bottom Line 41 Does Going Green Cost More? 41 The Indoor Environment and the Interior Designer 43 Product Specification Principles 44 Security and Safety 48 Codes 50 Permitting Process and Officials 51 Occupancy Classifications 53 BOX Occupancy Classifications 54 Accessible Design 55 Design Applications- Restroom Facilities 56 Restroom Accessibility- General Planning Concepts 57 BOX Influence of Corporate Brands 60 Key Terms 61 Bibliography and References 61 Internet Resources 65 3 Research in Interior Design 67 Research Methodologies in Design 68 The Importance of Research in Design 68 Research Steps 69 BOX Benchmarking 72 Evidence- Based Design 72 BOX Design Thinking 74 Problem Solving in Design 74 Project Goals and Concept Development 77 Design Process 78 Programming Elements 80 BOX Asking Questions 82 Key Terms 82 Bibliography and References 83 Internet Resources 84 4 Project Management 85 What Is Project Management? 85 Role and Responsibilities of the Project Manager 87 Working Relationships with Stakeholders and Team Members 90 Managing the Design Team 90 Client Relationships and Client Expectations 92 BOX Tips for Working with Executive- Level Clients 94 Project Delivery Methods 95 Design- Bid- Build: Traditional 96 Construction Management 97 Design- Build 98 Fast- Track 98 Integrated Design Process 99 Building Information Modeling (BIM) 100 Project Process 101 Proposals 101 Work Plan 102 BOX Typical CD Items 103 Scheduling 104 BOX Time Management Tips 107 Budget 107 Documentation 109 Post- Occupancy Evaluation 111 Adaptive Reuse 112 Overview of Adaptive Reuse 113 Methods and Applications 116 Project Strategies in Adaptive Reuse 117 Sustainable Design Issues in Adaptive Reuse 118 Key Terms 119 Bibliography and References 119 Internet Resources 123 5 The Office 125 Historical Overview 126 Issues Impacting Office Design 129 Collaborative Office Spaces 130 Coworking Space 132 Multigenerational Offices 132 BOX Generations in the Workforce 133 Wellness 133 Technology Integration 134 An Overview of Office Operations 134 BOX The Knowledge Worker 136 Traditional Office Organizational Structure 136 The New Office Organizational Structure 141 Corporate Culture 143 Image and Status 145 BOX Facility Management and Facility Planning 146 Key Terms 148 Bibliography and References 148 Internet Resources 152 6 Office Interior Design Elements 153 Types of Office Spaces 154 Planning and Design Elements 158 Feasibility Studies 159 BOX Selected Leasing Terminology 160 Sustainable Design 162 Safety and Security 163 Code Requirements 164 Space Allocation and Circulation 167 ADA Impact in Office Planning 170 Furniture 172 Materials, Finishes, and Color 181 BOX Advantages and Disadvantages of Using Open Plan 182 Mechanical Systems 186 Design Applications 193 Closed Office Plans 194 Open Office Plans 206 Designing a Small, Professional Office 210 BOX Home Offices 214 Key Terms 216 Bibliography and References 216 Internet Resources 220 7 Lodging Facilities 223 Historical Overview 224 Overview of Lodging Business Operations 226 Management and Responsibility Areas 228 Types of Lodging Facilities 229 The Changing Lodging Guest 233 Business versus Vacation Guest 233 Generational Sensitivities 235 Planning and Interior Design Elements 236 BOX Exterior Lodging Design 237 Feasibility Studies and Concept Statements 238 Sustainable Design 239 Safety and Security 240 Code Requirements 241 Space Allocation and Circulation 243 Wayfinding 246 Furniture 246 Materials, Finishes, and Color 248 Mechanical Systems 249 Design Applications 251 Generic Full- Service Hotel 252 Food and Beverage Facilities in Lodging 272 Bed and Breakfast Inns 275 Key Terms 278 Bibliography and References 279 Internet Resources 282 8 Food and Beverage Facilities 283 Historical Overview 284 Overview of Food and Beverage Business Operations 287 Types of Food and Beverage Facilities 289 Planning and Interior Design Elements 293 BOX Restaurant Exterior Design 294 Feasibility Study, Concept, and Menu Development 295 Sustainable Design 296 Safety and Security 298 Code Requirements 299 Space Allocation and Circulation 300 Furniture 304 Materials, Finishes, and Color 306 Mechanical Systems 308 Design Applications 310 Generic Full- Service Restaurant 310 Coffee Shops 321 Quick- Service Restaurant 324 Beverage Facilities 325 BOX Restrooms in Restaurants 330 Key Terms 330 Bibliography and References 331 Internet Resources 334 9 Retail Facilities 335 Historical Overview 336 Overview of Retail Business Operations 338 Store Merchandising 341 Types of Retail Facilities 344 Planning and Interior Design Elements 348 BOX Retail Store Exterior Design 348 Feasibility and Concept 350 Sustainable Design 350 Security and Safety 352 Code Requirements 353 Space Allocation and Circulation 354 Fixtures and Furniture 358 Materials, Finishes, and Color 359 Mechanical Systems 361 Design Applications 362 Generic Small Clothing Stores 363 Generic Small Gift Stores 368 Generic Jewelry Stores 372 Hardline Stores 374 BOX An Office Furniture Dealership or Showroom 376 Key Terms 377 Bibliography and References 378 Internet Resources 381 10 Healthcare Facilities 383 Historical Overview 384 Overview of Healthcare/Medicine 386 Forces Impacting Healthcare Design 390 Types of Healthcare Facilities 392 BOX Medical Office Buildings 394 Planning and Interior Design Elements 396 Feasibility Studies 397 Sustainable Design 399 Security and Safety 401 Code Requirements 402 ADA Issues 403 Space Allocation and Circulation 403 Wayfinding 405 Furniture 406 BOX The Healing Environment 407 Materials, Finishes, and Color 408 Mechanical Systems 410 Design Applications 411 Medical Office Suites 412 Specialized Medical Practice Suites 425 Hospitals 430 Urgent Care Facility 441 Dental Facilities 443 Key Terms 450 Bibliography and References 451 Internet Resources 455 11 Senior Living Facilities 457 Historical Overview 458 Overview of Senior Living Facilities 459 Forces Impacting Senior Living Design 463 Types of Senior Living Facilities 465 Planning and Interior Design Elements 472 Feasibility Studies 473 Sustainable Design 473 Security and Safety 474 Code Requirements 475 Space Allocation and Circulation 476 Furniture 480 Materials, Finishes, and Color 483 Mechanical Systems 486 Design Applications 487 Assisted- Living Facilities 487 Long- Term Care Facilities 492 Alzheimer's and Dementia Facilities 495 Hospice Care Facilities 500 Key Terms 502 Bibliography and References 502 Internet Resources 506 12 Recreational Facilities 509 Overview 509 Types of Recreational Facilities 510 Fitness Center 511 Planning and Design Elements of a Fitness Center 511 Day Spas 514 Planning and Design Elements of a Day Spa 515 Golf Clubhouses 518 Planning and Design Elements of Golf Clubhouses 520 Auditoriums 525 Planning and Design Elements of Auditoriums 527 Key Terms 530 Bibliography and References 530 Internet Resources 533 Appendix 535 Trade Associations 535 Periodicals 537 Glossary 539 Index 565
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