What Is The Role Of Climate In Home Interior Designing?


A wide variety of house plans, from small cottages to massive brick ranches, are ready for you when you construct your dream home. You probably pick one based on aesthetics, the size and shape of your lot, and your budget. It’s possible you will never learn the motivation behind the architects’ choices in home interior design. What sorts of homes function best in a given area and what kinds of outdoor activities are possible are heavily influenced by the local climate? If we follow the logic of the architects and urban planners, everything will fall into place.

Here’s How Climate Affects Home Interior Designing

1. Temperature
Homes in colder regions should be designed in a way that reduces the impact of the winter season. In most cases, the roofs are steep, so snow may easily roll off. Added insulation and smooth concrete walkways replace rough stone pavers to make clearing snow quicker and simpler.

Landscaping is very crucial in warm climates. By planting large trees in the south and west-facing areas of the property, you may reduce the amount of energy needed to cool the house and provide a cool, shady spot for youngsters playing outside or weary lawn mowers to rest. Also, outdoor living areas become increasingly important in warmer climates. We are a highly communicative, mobile society. The majority of us are nomads who make an effort to imbue our temporary abodes with the comforts and familiarity of our permanent ones. We study plans in books and online without considering their optimal implementation.

2. Hydrology
We often underestimate the strength of water. Its movement, freezing, and thawing can cause unbelievable harm. Even though it has the potential to drastically alter your building site, the water table is typically given less consideration than the kitchen table. Imagine New Orleans. All of the city’s deceased are interred in mausoleums or underground vaults. They haven’t dug up someone to bury them. The city lies mostly below sea level. Therefore, the pressure of the water would force the coffins upwards.

So either no basements may be built in New Orleans homes, or a lot of sump pumps are required. At higher elevations, basements are less of a hassle to construct. Because of gravity, water flows away from houses before it can enter basements.

3. Landscape
When you walk up to a house, the trees, bushes, flowers, and grass around it make up a big part of how it looks. Many people try to do things in their own areas that were made for climates that are very different, and as a result, they fail and spend a lot of money. This is mostly because there are so many magazines and websites about home interior design.

Landscaping can be done in a lot of different ways, but all interior designs should include grass. Everyone, except for those who live in deserts, has some kind of grass. However, some people may choose the wrong kind of grass because they were inspired by beautiful pictures of yards hundreds of miles away.

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Dr. Kirti Sisodhia

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