Color In Architecture

The color is light and beautiful, and mental balance, comfort, and excitement.

Color is the main key not just in the natural environment but also in the architectural environment.

In the task, we completed a color workshop on an A1 sheet with a different color paint, and everyone bring a color sheet and the paint color of their own choice. After that explain their color sheet with feelings, ideas, and concepts behind the color.

I have painted two sheets and chosen two colors one was Red and the second was Brown.

RED: Red is a dramatic color. Always eliciting a strong visceral response, we’ve evolved to become alarmed when we see it. the red color use of warning signs, stoplights, and emergency response.

BROWN: A sense of strength and reliability. Brown is often seen as solid, much like the earth, and it's a color often associated with resilience, dependability, security, and safety. these two are a great combination used for interior and also exterior.

Shade of Colors

The University of Portsmouth Gym building is one example. The choice of color in architecture has an overwhelming effect on the way a building is perceived by those that view it, walk by it, and occupy it each day. Numerous contemporary architects appear to view color as a distraction, preferring to focus on form, structure, and program when conceptualizing their projects.

University of Portsmouth

Color wheel

We put painted sheets on the floor and displayed color wheel. These painted sheets showed the color wheel and their strong relationship with each other. Dark to light, and light to dark.

and also show the composition and visual effects.

color wheel

Rainbow

This is an example of when to use a color wheel in the interior.

Repetition/Pattern/ Balance

The use of color repetition provides a specific impression of a room and involves repeating a color three times in a space.

task no.1

This is the idea of how to repeat the effect of color.

Outside To Inside

Here our concept is to connect outside to inside to also welcome using different color displays and displayed them in unique ways. it shows that we connect the ceiling to the floor with color and the concept was that without color you can explain anything and material. In the picture, you also see the elements we add just as chairs and tables and also windows and glass.

task no.2

this example is related to task 2

Frame

This is a color frame that explains the whole city bring in the small frame. outside to inside

Focal Point

Focal point concept the picture disturbed itself when showing something important is more important than using primary color to focal and point out it.The yellow 3d box show is more express itself due to the color.