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On the unity between residential architectural design and internal decoration design

Zhou Lan-pin

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In light of the problem of separation between residential architectural design and decoration design,the author proposes relevant measures from entire design,scheme optimization and design depth subdivision,in order to unite referential building and internal decoration and to ensure the quality of residential design.

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In light of the problem of separation between residential architectural design and decoration design,the author proposes relevant measures from entire design,scheme optimization and design depth subdivision,in order to unite referential building and internal decoration and to ensure the quality of residential design.

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In light of the problem of separation between residential architectural design and decoration design,the author proposes relevant measures from entire design,scheme optimization and design depth subdivision,in order to unite referential building and internal decoration and to ensure the quality of residential design.

Key concepts: Architectural engineering, Subdivision, Architectural design, Quality (philosophy), Scheme (mathematics), Computer science, Engineering, Engineering drawing

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