عبدالمنعم الفاخري قناة اسس التصميم المعماري والداخلي

السلام عليكم يا شباب ...لقيت نسخة جيدة جدا بتصوير بجودة افضل كتير من النسخة المنتشرة لواحد من اهم كتب اساسيات العمارة وبالغة العربية....حبيت اشاركها معاكم ..ان شاء الله تستفيدوا منها ..وان شاء الله كل فترة هشارك معاكم الكتب المفيدة .. 💛

Must Have Books For Architecture Students-أهم الكتب المعمارية الأساسية لطلبة العمارة-كتب لا غني عنها https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=odBSUIeMcTI&t=5s https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1-rq2eTH9aOIwnbNBrU0dQ-JPmLlvsh_D?usp=drive_link دليل المعدلات والمعايير التخطيطية للخدمات-مصر https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1J0Ae40cuNCTh_yIMS9IlVT3JVAc-6xFe

الدليل المعماري الشامل لمشروع Dancing House 🇨🇿 تصميم المعماري الشهير Frank Gehry.

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٠This image is a guide demonstrating how different paint effects can alter the perception of a room's size and shape. It uses a contrasting color scheme (blue and white) to illustrate how varying the painted surfaces changes the visual dynamics. Here is a detailed breakdown of each effect organized by how the paint is applied: SINGLE WALL/SURFACE EFFECTS These effects use paint on one or two key surfaces to influence a room's perceived dimensions. * EXPAND: Painting only the side walls (leaving the back wall floor and ceiling white) makes the room feel wider and more open. The dark side walls draw the eye outward. * SHORTEN: Painting only the back wall in a darker color makes it appear closer visually reducing the depth of a long narrow room. * TIGHTEN: Painting all three walls (back and sides) but leaving the ceiling and floor white creates a snugger more intimate feeling making the space feel enclosed. * LOWER: Painting only the ceiling white and using a darker color on all four walls (including the back wall) and the floor makes the ceiling appear lower and brings the entire room in making it feel cozier. * ENLARGE: Painting the ceiling and the back wall in a lighter color (white) while keeping the side walls and floor dark blue makes the room look bigger and deeper. The white back wall recedes and the white ceiling feels lifted. DIVIDING LINE AND BAND EFFECTS These effects use horizontal lines or bands to manipulate the room's height or width. * STRETCH: Painting the walls dark and leaving a white ceiling and floor gives the room a wide continuous feel stretching it horizontally. * LOWER: Painting the top portion of the walls and the ceiling white and the bottom portion of the walls dark blue visually lowers the perceived height of the ceiling. * STRETCH & LOWER: Painting a horizontal band of white across the middle of all the dark blue walls while leaving the ceiling and floor white visually lowers the ceiling and stretches the room horizontally making it feel broader. BLOCKING AND CORNER EFFECTS These effects use paint to create visual separation or compactness. * DETACH: Painting the entire back wall white while leaving all other surfaces (ceiling side walls and floor) dark blue makes the back wall recede and "float" visually creating a sense of detachment and making the room feel deeper. * COMPACT: Painting all walls the floor and the ceiling in the darker color makes the room feel smaller self-contained and extremely intimate—a high level of visual compression. STRIPE EFFECTS (LINES) These effects use stripes to emphasize height or width. * TALLER: Painting vertical stripes on a wall directs the eye upward making the wall and the room appear taller. * WIDER: Painting horizontal stripes on a wall leads the eye across the surface making the wall and the room appear wider or longer. * HIGHER: Painting horizontal stripes or bands of color only on the ceiling (or near the ceiling line) visually lifts the ceiling creating a perception of greater height. This guide is a handy visual tool for anyone planning a painting project demonstrating how color placement is a powerful technique for manipulating space without moving any walls. #Hasins Interior & Architecture