Provides an introduction to the processes of design and develops techniques for the exploration of space and form. This course is a comprehensive study of spatial development for small residential and non-residential spaces. The theories of proxemics, anthropometric and behavior will be incorporated into the guidelines used to design for any activity. This course is an introduction to basic interior design presentation techniques, including sketching, perspective drawing, rendering, and the use of a variety of media. Creativity of expression and conceptual thinking are emphasized.
Understanding is gained through application in drawing, drafting and model form.
This course provides an understanding of both technical knowledge and design attributes of materials and finishes for interior design through lectures, field trips, and structured experiences. Survey of interior design product-marketing from the prospective of both the manufacturer and retailer. This course is a study of the theories of color and principles of lighting with emphasis on environmental lighting. Studio activities provide practical application of the knowledge learned to a problem-solving solution. Twentieth Century Interior Design.