Course overview
The aim of this course is to introduce students to principles applicable to the design detailing and construction of fixed furniture, joinery, and interior elements. Building upon the fundamental concepts of construction introduced in the first year, the course focuses on the detailed aspects of interior construction. By examining existing built environments and working with joiners, fabricators, and suppliers, learners will develop critical skills in the investigation of interior materials and methods of construction. This course aligns with the program's intent to provide a sound technical and ethical basis for materials specification and detail in the interior design profession.
- Observations In Detail
- Design In Detail
- Communication In Detail
Course learning outcomes
- Critically reflect on detail theory and practice
- Analyse and apply human factors in interior design
- Detail interior elements such as joinery, ceilings and walls
- Demonstrate skills in construction documentation
- Appraise materials selections against technical and sustainability criteria
Degree list
The following degrees include this course