Both Malouf and Monroe’s principles of design indicate the need to develop a design blueprint along

some basic elements of design. They concur that:

 design must have a focus;

 design must consider the use of space;

 design must consider and reflect the flow of movement.

From these basic principles, then the aesthetics of design can then be developed and this should take
into consideration more technical awareness of the line of composition, form, color, texture, pattern,
dominance, scale, rhythm, harmony.

Using these ideas as a blueprint enables any event manager to consider how to start creating an event
environment. In both texts there is a wealth of ideas and examples of how to create event settings and
the uses to which the above design principles can be put. They tell us how event design can be carried
out and place design in a central position for event management, as an essential and integral tool.

Answer the following questions:

 Reflect on how you use and interpret design in an event

 When planning an event how do you integrate design

 What do you consider to be the design elements within an event.

 Reflect on how you use and interpret design in an event

- This design is use for event place where the people are gathering, in the activity place
like this they need enough chair for the audience and the right place for the guest or just
specially if the event are contest and also the stage are need to be standard and has a
back space for the preparation.

 When planning an event how do you integrate design

- It depends the event on how to design the place for example if its conference they need
to make it design for conference the aisle need to be wide and need to have space it’s
important that the design of the place is considered on what program are need to do.

 What do you consider to be the design elements within an event.

- I consider the space, ambiance, the center stage and the placing of chair and the light
formation and also the objectives and goal of the events.