DESIGN 4152: Intermediate Interior Design II
Principles of order, spatial sequence and connectivity; the study of medium size space organization and interior and exterior design correlations.
Credit Hours
3
Prerequisite: Admission to Bachelor of Science in Design - Interior Design program; or permission of instructor.
Overview
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Objectives
Through a series of projects that build upon each other, students will demonstrate their comprehension and applications of the following:
- Objectively analyze, discuss, and assess the validity / process inherent in the design problems and the resultant design solutions inherent in a complex health care prototype
- Master skills associated with articulation design through concisely worded and presented verbal, graphic, and written communication
- Use design language to portray principles and relationships of the human environment coincident with the built environment including human factors and human behavior
- Apply the components of interior design in two and three-dimensional design elements including understanding space allocation and volumes which include custom elements since as case goods and furnishings, lighting, graphics, signage, equipment, and accessories
- Connect by integration of artistic talent in concept development, selections, design examples, familiarity with historic and contemporary practice
- Develop skills in problem seeking and critical thinking
- Assume practice risk and creativity by developing new and innovative ways of solving design problems
- Understand how design and designers can positively impact and influence the environmental conditions of both the natural and physical world
Course Materials
- Students use a variety of materials in this course
- Alternative materials may be explored or needed on a per project basis as you explore your ideas
- Be creative and responsible (share, recycle etc.)
- Plan ahead when ordering online
- All project deadlines must be met, and late delivery of materials or last-minute shopping is not valid as an excuse for late work
Course Organization
This is a 3 credit hour course that meets in person twice a week for 2:40 each day
Sample Coursework
Students can expect:
- Readings, in class discussions, and field trips
- Design based projects
Semester(s) Offered:
Spring