دراسة تحليلية للأسس البنائية لتصميم الأثاث الحديث من خلال الاتجاه الاختزالي

Abstract EN

The industrial revolution and the development of machines, wars and multiple crises of the past two centuries have influenced the various literary and creative trends.

The rapid and volatile development that has hit the world in these two centuries has had to affect the field of art, generating trends and currents that have had a great impact on the history of art, These currents have been very clear and varied in the twentieth and twenty-first centuries.

Minimalism has emerged since 1960, but it remained uncertain until 1970 as a clear reaction to previous forms of art in terms of colors and elements.

In most of the designs, modern industry was introduced and the role of plastics in raw material processing techniques was used, Elements that are often applied colloquially to label anything subject to abstraction of the essence, and it reduces the space and space with fewer furniture and supplements in place; it is assumed that there are large and empty areas with greater benefit to the units.

The aim of the research is to:  Identify the fundamentals of the downward trend in furniture design in terms of shapes, colors and materials  Analyzing the aesthetic values of furniture designs in Minimalism "to develop standards and characteristics that benefit researchers and specialists in the field of interior design and furniture design in the Arab region The research reached to: 1.

There are statistically significant differences between the six designs in the general form according to the opinion of the arbitrators 2.

There are differences of statistical significance between the six designs in the aesthetic side according to the opinions of the arbitrators 3.

There are statistically significant differences between the six designs on the functional side according to the opinion of the arbitrators 4.

There are statistically significant differences between the six designs in the creative aspect according to the opinion of the arbitrators I recommend searching on: 1.

The inclusion of courses for modern furniture in general and a curriculum to teach the decreasing trend and schools that followed this trend and philosophy of the Minimalism School.

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The use of computers through design and art programs in teaching how to analyze and demilitarize furniture designs in order to devise designs for innovative vocabulary of furniture.

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Establish an annual forum for specialized colleges in the areas of design and architecture with the aim of exchanging experiences and finding various channels of cooperation between these colleges to serve the creative process of design in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia.

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Organizing competitions in the design of