The Impact of Movable Structures in Interior Space Design Using Smart Architecture Principles

Abstract

This article explores the role of movable structures in interior design through the lens of smart architecture, analyzing their impact on efficiency, flexibility, and user experience within interior spaces. This review-based study reveals that movable structures, with their capacity for immediate spatial adjustments, allow users to modify their environment according to daily functional and aesthetic needs. Findings indicate that this type of interior design, especially beneficial in small and multifunctional spaces, not only enhances spatial efficiency and reduces structural costs but also contributes to improved quality of life and a heightened sense of belonging among users. The study also addresses practical challenges in implementing smart architecture in interior design, identifying issues such as high costs, technical complexity, and maintenance requirements. By analyzing these challenges and offering recommendations, this paper aids designers and architects in finding more effective solutions for integrating movable and smart structures. Lastly, this research emphasizes the fundamental role of smart architecture in the future of interior design, providing suggestions for further studies to advance smart, sustainable, and eco-friendly technologies. These findings serve as a valuable resource for architects and researchers aiming to enhance efficiency, energy savings, and user experience within interior spaces.