COURSE OBJECTIVES
⮚ To understand the basic palette of design inside and outside the premise of the built envelope.
⮚ To understand the role of maintenance and regular inspection in maintaining the interior ambience
⮚ To understand the application of various tools in specific spatial context.
UNIT I INTRODUCTION
Renovation - Importance of renovation - Need for renovation and maintenance - Importance of Restoration - Historical heritage - Economical significance - Ergonomically Significance - Design trends. Understanding the life expectancy of different types of structures - Influence of environment elements - Effect and impact of biological agents - Chemical attack - fire attack and pollution on building interiors and components Areas of concern: walls, floor, ceiling/roof, wood work, electrical, plumbing, sanitary, furniture & furnishing.
UNIT II TOOLS AND TECHNIQUES OF MAINTENANCE
Considerations of Additions & Alterations - Evaluation and appraisal of existing conditions; Structural stability – Common building defects – causes and effects. Study of rules and regulations regarding restoration; Restitution and restoration concepts - Methods of integrating old and new interiors. Various hand and power tools required for maintenance- Grinder, Sander, and Planer. Introduction to various finishes and techniques for longevity.
UNIT III CARE AND MAINTENANCE
Maintenance of furniture, surfaces and soft furnishings, ensures longevity, maintenance of walls and ceilings, painting, repairs or alterations of plumbing, doors, window or door glass, electrical fixtures, air conditioning, water fixtures, locking devices and all other fixtures; janitorial services etc., Inspection, proper functioning, cleaning and wrap up.
UNIT IV CASE STUDY
Case study: Materials and methods for conservation and restoration work specific to interiors (various typologies).To take existing building plans - Preparing repair proposal: the blending of repair work with old work giving consideration to purpose, stability and aesthetics.
COURSE OUTCOME:
On completion of this course the student will be able to:
CO1: Describe the need for maintenance for sustainability
CO2: Examine the techniques, rules and regulations regarding restoration.
CO3: Evaluate the various tools and machinery required for interior maintenance.
CO4: Distinguish between various cares techniques for furniture of various materials.
CO5: Compare the various care techniques for soft furnishings.
CO6: Prepare a repair proposal for a given interior restoration project.
- Teacher: Yusuf Chiniwala