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Bhatia, B.E.\u003Cbr>2026\u003Cbr>PDH Online • PDH Central\u003Cbr>9820 Bucklow Hill Dr\u003Cbr>Orlando, FL 32832-7126\u003Cbr>[info@PDHonline.com](info@PDHonline.com)\u003Cbr>[PDHonline.com](PDHonline.com)\u003Cbr>[PDHonline.org](PDHonline.org)\u003Cbr>An Approved Continuing Education Provider |\n\nDesign Guide for  \nI~~nte~~r iors  \nDG 1110-3-122 SEPTEMBER 1997  \nForeword  \nThe USACE Design Guide for Interiors provides a comprehensive reference document to assist USAC E designers; Major Army Commands; Directorates of Public Works; facility users; and contract architectural, engineering, and interior design firms in the development of excellent interiors. It complements other criteria such as Architectural and Engineering Instructions, Design Criteria, DA Standard Designs, Engineering Regulations (ER), and selection resources, and is applicable to new construction, renovation, and maintenance and repair of building interiors.  \nThis design guide was prepared by the U.S. Army Engineer District, Omaha, Technical Center of Expertise for Interior Design, utilizing a contract with Leo A. Daly Planning/Architecture/Engineering/Interiors , Omaha, Nebraska.  \nFollowing initial distribution, copies of this document will be available from the USACE Publications Depot, 2803 52nd Avenue, Hyattsville, Maryland 20781; telephone number 301-394-0081. This document supersedes the Design Guide for Interiors , December 1982 .  \nWe will continue to work to improve interior design criteria and the process for procuring interior finishes and furnishings. This design guide is a living document and users are requested to address recommendations for changes and improvements, with their rationale for proposed changes, to HQUSACE, ATTN: CEMP-EA, Washington, DC 20314-1000.  \nFor The Director Of Military Programs  \nKisuk Cheung, P.E.  \nChief, Engineering Division Directorate of Military Programs  \nContents  \nGuide to Excellent Interiors  \nChapter  \nChapter  \nChapter  \nChapter  \nChapter  \nChapter  \nChapter  \n Introduction  \nHuman Behavior and the Interior Environment  Light and Color  \nDesign Basics  \n Building Systems and Components  Materials  \nFurnishings  \nAppendix A: Army Interior Design Process  \nAppendix B: Planning for Administrative Work Environments  \nGlossary  \nBibliography  \nIndex  \n~~G~~uid~~e ~~~~t~~o  \nExcellent  \nInteriors  \nGuide to Excellent Interiors  \n\n| \u003Cbr>Lobby, Gunter AFB |\n| --- |\n| \u003Cbr>Dining, Reynolds Army Hospital |\n| \u003Cbr>Shop, Mountain Home AFB |\n\nMedical , Reynolds Army Hospital  \nValue of Interior Design  \nWe all expect a facility to be functional and maintainable. Achieving coordination of the building interior and furnishings, meeting human ergonomic and psychological needs, and providing optimum aesthetic effect are identifiable and attainable goals for every interior design project.  \nPeople's reactions to interior environments is critical to the success of every facility type. These reactions were first identified in healthcare facilities, where color, texture, lighting, furnishings, and finishes all contribute to creating an environment which supports patient recovery and wellbeing.  \nTraining, maintenance, laboratories, logistic support, medical, administrative, residential, morale, welfare and recreation facilities all have unique functional and aesthetic requirements. When these requirements are satisfied, workers, residents, and customers react positively, take pride in their contributions and in the facility, and perform to their maximum potential.  \nWhy should you insist on comprehensive interior design in your facilities?  \n􀀄 To improve the morale and increase the productivity of the people in your facility.  \n􀀄 To use your space and financial resources in the most cost effective manner.  \n􀀄 To assure the health, safety and welfare of facility occupants.  \n􀀄 To project a professional image of your organization.  \n􀀄 To provide appropriate and maintainable bu","cbCaiqUD9cIPCKBr","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaiqUD9cIPCKBr","pdf",10768766,197,"English","# Guide to Excellent Interiors\n## Foreword\n## Contents\n## Value of Interior Design\n## Team Roles and the Design Process","[{\"question\":\"What is the purpose of the USACE Design Guide for Interiors?\",\"answer\":\"It serves as a comprehensive reference to support USACE designers, facility users, and contract architectural, engineering, and interior design firms in developing excellent interiors. 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