CONTENT
Illustrations iX


General Introduction
PART 1: CONTEXTS
Introduction
PART 1.1: REFLECTING ON THE DISCIPLINE
1 Modern History and Interior Design 15
Anne Massey
2 Rethinking Histories, Canons, and Paradigms 28
John C. Turpin
3 Inhabited Space: Critical Theories and the Domestic Interior 40
Alexa Griffith Winton
4 Methods of Research and Criticality 50
Gennaro Postiglione
5 Protected Title in Britain: An Educational Necessity? 61
Graham Stretton
6 Regulations and Conventions: Interior Design Practice and Education 79
Kees Spanjers
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7 The Profession that Dare Not Speak its Name 93 Drew Plunkett
PART 1.2: INTERIOR TERRAINS
8 interiorizt 107
Suzie Attiwill
9 Surface Demonstrations, Neutral, Not So x 117
Julieanna Preston
10 A Short History of the Room 129
Fred Scott
11 New Occupancy 139
Lorraine Family
12 Program, Function, and Fabrication: Exhibiting the Domestic Interior 151
Andy Milligan and Helen O'Connor
13 Lives in Large Interiors 165
Thomas Kong
14 Swiss Cheese and Beanbags: Producing Interior Urbanism 180
Lee Stickells
15 The Public Private Interior: Constructing the Modern Domestic
Interior in Singapore's Public Housing 199
Lilian Chee . . .
16 The Evolution of Workspace Design: From the Machine
r-: to the Network 213
Jeremy Myerson
17 Installation and Performance 226
David Littlefield
18 Exhibition Design: Reflections 239
David Dernie
PART 2: OCCUPANCY
Introduction 253
PART 2.1: THE BODY, BEHAVIOR, AND SPACE
19 Redesigning for the Body: Users and Bathrooms 261
Barbara Penner
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20 The Selection, Creation, and Perception of Interior Spaces:
An Environmental Psychology Approach 278
Samuel D. Gosling, Robert Gifford, and Lindsay McCunn
21 Guilty by Design/Guilty by Desire: Queering Bourgeois Domesticity 291
John Potvin
22 Toward Sentience 304 Clive Parkinson
23 Design for Ageing-in-Place for High-Density Living in Asia: A Comparative Analysis on Residential Design in Singapore, Japan, and Hong Kong 322
Ong Swee Hong
24 Demographics and Identity 334
Stephanie White
PART 2.2: ETHICS AND THE INDOOR ENVIRONMENT
25 The Thin Edge of the Wedge: Shifting Ethical Terrains and Interior
Design in the Twenty-First Century 351
Mary Anne Beecher
26 Designing Desire 364
Shonquis Moreno
27 Designing for Sustainability: A Framework for Interior Designers
to Design for Efficiency and Beyond 379
Nadia Elrokhsy
28 Interior Design, a Political Discipline 394
Terry Mea.de
29 Globalization: What Shapes a Global Interior? 404
Alison B. Snyder
PART 3: REPRESENTATION AND FABRICATION
Introduction 423
30 The Art of Borrowing Ro Spankie 428
31 Model Behavior Nick Dunn 441
32 Digital Representation and Fabrication 454
Igor Siddiqui
33 The Interior: Television, Gaming, and New Media 468
Edward Hollis
34 Literary Narratives 481 Mark Taylor
PART 3.1: ATMOSPHERIC CONDITIONS OF THE INTERIOR
35 Ornament and Decoration 497
Jonathan Massey
36 The Poetic Language of Interior Materials and Color 514
George Verghese and Dianne Smith
37 Technology and the Interior 528
Trevor Keeble
38 Phenomenology and the Senses in Interiors 544
Christine Cantwell
39 Taste and Trends 559
Penny Sparke
NOTES 569
CONTRIBUTORS 645
INDEX 655