“Cabinetry in Interior Architecture: Children’s Ergonomics and Joinery Fabrication, Explored Through the ‘Re-Interpretation’ of Haus am Horn’s Children’s Room”

This thesis explores how cabinetry and joinery systems shape children’s interaction with interior space, examining the evolution of domestic and hospitality interiors from modernist precedents to contemporary practice. Through historical analysis, ergonomic study and design drawings, the research proposes adaptable, child-centred joinery strategies that respond to children’s physical and behavioural needs. [MA Interior Architecture Design 2026]