CFS 344 History of Architecture and Interiors I. Study of styles in architecture and interiors from ancient times through the 18th century. Emphasis is placed on furniture and furnishings and the relationship between architecture and interior space. Study of styles in architecture and interiors from the 18th century to the present time. Emphasis is placed on French, English and American styles, and the international movements from which contemporary styles have emerged. Application of knowledge and skills in a supervised experience.
Students perform professional functions in an appropriate establishment.
Study of contemporary issues affecting the near environments of the family ecosystem. Study of the business, legal and financial considerations of the practicing designer. Major topics include business formation, project analysis and management, contracts, compensation, and government regulations and codes. Involves the planning of non-residential interiors, including cost control, selection of furnishings, lighting, and presentation. Creating and development of design solutions for physiological and socio-psychological client needs.