Sustainable Design

Sustainable design is steadily becoming the slogan of today's building and it has been left behind to make us realize that everything we design "has environmental impact. Many designers, architects and builders have introduced the "green concept" in buildings to demonstrate the possibility of improving performance and reducing costs through sustainable strategies. One of the main ways to create building sustainability is by passive design. It has been used by architects and engineers to realize a high thermal insulation structure with low energy consumption.

Sustainable development is intertwined with sustainable design. The goal behind sustainable design is to "eliminate adverse environmental impacts through a clever and delicate design." (McLennan, J. F. 2004) In this way, we can know how to change my own environment and my thoughts. A statement of the 20th century that led design and architecture was a "formal follow function". (Louis Sullivan, 1896) This sentence says that buildings and things should be related to purpose. If the 21st century adapts to its own expression, will that form follow the environment? There is a constantly evolving and sustainable new design approach.

Sustainable architectural design began at the beginning of the 20th century and was born and developed from the principles and theories of architects who are pioneers of today's sustainable architecture, in addition to physical facilities. These inexperienced design elements and theories can be seen in the works of Villa Savoye of Villa Corvoer in the early 20th century, and works of Alvar Aalto, Villa Mairea in the mid-20th century. . Looking back over the physical design of these buildings and the ideas of the design of those architects, we began to expand.

The word "sustainable interior design" is not new. Primo Jeza is an architect in Slovenia, a faculty of architecture at the University of Ljubljana and a lecturer at the Faculty of Art and Design, and reminds me of the first sustainable design about 20 years ago. At that time more natural materials were used. According to Primo, today's sustainable materials are more technologically advanced and there are many technological innovations behind them. "For me, sustainable interior design opens up the possibility to incorporate the special feel of materials into the space, the main point is that sustainable design is a function and form, I am trying to interpret it in a way, but I am constantly trying to find a variety of artistic expressions by gradually changing it, so it is very unique and people can feel by watching their uniqueness. " Primo explained