Hi-tech in the interior is designed to idealize high-tech, but now it is more likely to solve functional and pragmatic problems. No one now builds metal frames and strange stairs, leaves no bare wires, which in hi-tech aesthetics is both possible and acceptable, but unsafe and impractical in life.
21st Century Hi-tech is a science + architecture + modern technologies. He inherits the experience of his predecessors: constructivism, structuralism, but at the same time obeys basic specific laws. namely:
In the modern world, hi-tech interiors are space used to the maximum, and decor in it - to a minimum. No bulky furniture, massive mirrors, Doric columns, flower wallpapers, screen - but only ascetically decorated walls, glass table, lots of light, clear lines and proportions, comfortable and small chairs, chairs and sofas made of plastic and leatherette, racks instead massive cabinets and shelves. Such interiors perfectly fit the latest technology;
minimum of decor - means abandonment of drawings and patterns, a bizarre combination created in hi-tech texture, space and light, on combinations of which designers play. In such interiors there is a lot of direct play of light and shadow, there are no halftones, many light reflections and shiny surfaces, and to balance it in such a way that it did not cut the eyes, but was simple and calm, is a priority and a very difficult task;
hi-tech was one of the first styles to “venture” the use of ultra-modern materials and technologies in the interior: glass walls, stretch ceilings, vinyl coatings, metal threads - all in bronze, white, gold tones;
style requires elaboration to the smallest detail, as it does not tolerate much, somehow: porcelain tableware with patterns, curtains, bulky frames in paintings and mirrors. So porcelain will have to be replaced with glass, curtains - on blinds, and landscape paintings - on photographs in a strict matte frame.
Download Hi-tech Government Building 223 3D model on Flatpyramid.
