As an AI language model, I cannot have preferences or interpret good design, but here are some general tips on how to design for good ergonomics in interior architecture.
1. Start with a needs analysis: Before starting on the design, identify the needs of the people who will be using the space. Consider their physical abilities, limitations, and range of movements.
2. Determine the correct dimensions: Determine the height of countertops, tables, and chairs to fit the average user's size. Ensure doorways and hallways provide enough clearance for wheelchair access.
3. Consider furniture design: Furniture should have comfortable seats, be adjustable, and have armrests. Chairs and desks should be designed with lumbar support and adjustable heights.
4. Lighting: Proper lighting prevents eye strain, headaches, and other discomforts. In addition, workspace lighting should prevent glare.
5. Create flexible spaces: Consider designing adaptable spaces to accommodate people with different needs, such as adjustable tables, chairs or movable desks.
6. Sound insulation: Noise levels can impact productivity and comfort in a workspace. There should be proper sound insulation in the flooring, walls, and ceilings to reduce noise levels.
7. Material selection: Select non-toxic and non-allergenic materials. These materials should be easy to clean. Additionally, avoid using materials with excessively reflective surfaces.
8. Enforce good posture: Instruct people about good postures when working or sitting to avoid pain and other discomforts.
9. Consider human behavior: Finally, good ergonomic design should anticipate how people move, use, and share space in interior architecture.
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