Development of floor plans, furniture arrangements, and elevations for interior space planning and presentation will be included. Mechanical drawing will be utilized. Presentation boards and other methods of presentation will be explored. Computer software specific business applications will be discussed. This course covers the historical relationship between the decorative arts, period furniture and interior architecture from antiquity through the Victorian Era.
Emphasis is placed on identification of specific furniture styles and architectural features.
This course applies the curriculum from Interior Design 36 to various design scenarios requiring universal design and ADA compliance. Projects will be drafted following prescribed criteria in this lab. This course covers procedures for developing finished presentation drawings and boards for interiors. It includes methods for illustrating plan views, elevations, mechanically scaled constructed perspectives, free hand perspectives, shades, shadows and techniques for color application. This course provides opportunity for supervised job internships at an interior design related work site.