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Architectural interior design — Architect
Describe how the rooms are used, what must fit and where circulation, storage or accessibility are failing. Provide measured plans and identify retained fittings so the designer can distinguish a rearrangement of furniture from changes to walls, services or fixed joinery.
Service scope
Spatial and functional design of building interiors, including layouts, fixed elements and coordination with lighting or building-services specialists where appointed. This architectural category focuses on the organisation of space, not merely decorative styling or furniture purchasing.
What is normally included
- Interior space planning
- Fixed-element and material design proposals
- Coordination of specified interior design interfaces
What is not included
- Structural changes without engineering input
- Automatic procurement or installation of furnishings
Typical tasks
- Develop the interior-use brief
- Review measured room layouts
- Plan circulation and fixed elements
- Coordinate finishes and specialist inputs
- Issue the contracted interior design information
What to include in your brief
- Room plans and dimensions
- Users and functional requirements
- Retained fittings and furniture
- Desired material direction
- Required drawings and implementation support
Choosing the right professional
Compare the design deliverables and coordination role, not presentation images alone. Ask whether joinery details, lighting design and purchasing are included, and identify when structural, electrical or other specialist work requires a separate appointment.
Important considerations
- Attractive layouts can omit practical service constraints
- Decorative styling may be confused with technical interior design
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