INT 202
Interior Design II
A study of space for human needs through the application of the elements and principles of design. Problem-solving projects, particularly in the contract design field, are given to students to aid in the development of spatial vocabulary. Students learn to identify, research and creatively solve problems which relate to the function and quality of interior space. The ability to communicate ideas graphically is emphasized. This course is taught in a combined "Vertical Studio" collaborative environment with and alongside students from ARC171, ARC172 and INT201 (architecture students and beginning interior design students) in order to be able to learn from other students' efforts, share ideas, and learn how to work as a team.
Carlos Concepcion , Instructor
Prerequisite: INT201
Texts: Pile,
John. Interior Design.
Ching, Francis.
Interior Design, Illustrated.
Course Outline:
INTERMEDIATE
PROJECT
Program analysis
Space Analysis Systems Investigation
Selection Process
Specifications
Presentation
ADVANCED
PROJECT
Program Development
Space Analysis and Circulation Systems Research
Selection Criteria
Specifications and Flammability
Cost Analysis
Presentation Issues
PORTFOLIO PREPARATION