Architecture
Aircraft Interiors
Balancing human factors, extreme safety regulations, and spatial efficiency.
Cabin Architecture
An aircraft interior is fundamentally a modular tube. Interior designers must optimize limited volume for seating, overhead storage, galleys (kitchens), and lavatories, all while adhering to strict weight restrictions and fire-retardant material regulations.
Every element, from the seating rails bolted to the floor to the LED lighting systems designed to reduce jetlag, is engineered to withstand severe dynamic loads (up to 16G in crash testing) ensuring the cabin remains structurally intact and safe for rapid evacuation.
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