Abstract
This research shows how documentary films and Muslim historical episodes are used in inspiring design research. Filmmaking and scene settings were proven to portray the everyday life of its heroes in their real-time, where activities and cultural values, as well as the architecture sittings, can influence the understanding of Islamic architecture and materials used. This research method was used as part of an active learning process of Islamic ornamentation course for interior design students. From observation and work submission the method proved to be successful in engaging the students and maximizing their comprehension of how design issues can shape spaces and products. The films were taken as tools to explore, connect, and reflect on values and mediums of current designed objects.
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Nehal AlmurbatiAssistant Proffesor, Architecture nad Interior Design, University of Bahrain, Bahrain
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Paper Presentation in a Themed Session
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KEYWORDS
Design, Film architecture, Research inspired design
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