This course begins a synthesis of the diverse issues introduced in Design I and introduces site factors as generators of design. Upon completion of ARC310L, Architecture students proceed to ARC320K, while Interior Design students move on to ARI 320K. ARI 320K Design III With ARC Design II as a point of departure, the focus of ARI Design III shifts to more a thorough investigation of interior space. At the same time, emphasis is given to means of representation as a vehicle for exploration. The semester s work consists of a series of exercises that build to a summary project. The aim of this course is to provide experience in making by firmly examining the dialectic between form and space in visual and kinesthetic terms through a series of quick exercises and one long term design research project.
Emphasis is on developing exemplary attitudes in three-dimensional design and expertise in the shop.
This studio has two components that focus on the design of furniture and the advanced design of interior space. Associated with previous study in construction, and connections and details, this course explores profound issues in interior design practice. ARI 530L Design VI - Sound Interior Studio Design VI offers an extraordinary opportunity to experience the complexity of design. The project for this studio typically involves the design of a substantial and complex interior space. Emphasis is placed on the clear integration of the various concerns that are typically balanced in design work, including conceptual, functional, programmatic, material, technical, lighting, access, code, and other concerns.