Ecologism in Interior Design
- Ruizhou Liu
- Yunkai Xu
Abstract
With the progress of our mankind, great changes have taken place in economy as well as our society, so have the natural environment and ecological system in which we live. Nowadays, we are faced with decreasing natural environment, forest, species, clean water, air and cultivable land. In addition, some urgent issues such as global warming, exhausted energy and widespread rubbish force us to reflect on our future life style. In this situation, interior designers are expected to introduce ecological ideas into their design to push it to a higher and advanced level, which will consequently promote the transformation of the employment of resources in architecture from the consumptive type to the recycled one.- Full Text: PDF
- DOI:10.5539/ass.v4n2p88
This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 License.
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