The Center for Architecture and Interior Design at the Maryland Institute, College of Art serves the diverse educational needs of the architectural and interior design communities within the lively context of a fine arts college. Semester-long credit courses are primarily geared to the beginning student who is preparing for entry into an accredited architecture program or who seeks training as an interior designer. Courses are taught by experienced practitioners who combine creativity with an understanding of what it takes to succeed in these challenging fields. For accomplished architects and interior designers, the Center for Architecture and Interior Design offers high-quality workshops geared to their professional development needs. These workshops, taught by knowledgeable practitioners and consultants from around the country, address issues of topical concern.
Enrollment is limited and valuable course materials accompany most workshops.
Robin Murelle and Perry Christian, assisted by Kathleen O'Meara, Drawings from the Ruins , pen and ink. Students completed this work on-site at rthe ancient town of Aperlae, Turkey, Summer 2000. Kathleen O'Meara is teaching Drawing for Architects and Interior Designers .