Manifesto
Interior design allows us to find close links between architecture and the natural world as it occurs in time and space and with human activity.
The interior is present in different forms, prompting us to consider its relationship with people and society.
Interior design can never be separated from its context.
Interior design has the 'scale' of the city and the subtlety of the individual.
Interior design can be influenced by the city and the interior simultaneously, and we can call such spaces 'public interior'.
Public interior design is the transition between the interior and the exterior, the " Portal " between the interior and the city.
Interior design can provide a sense of community to enclosed spaces.
Interior design brings together the contemporary city's civic, architectural, urban and morphological richness in the interior. Architect Manuel de Solà-Morales refers to these spaces as not being strictly public or private but both simultaneously.