Course overview
Interior Architecture Studio (Materials) explores the relationship between people and their environments, focusing on habitation, occupation, and enclosure. Students will examine spatial relationships and core design principles that define interior spaces. A key aspect of this studio is understanding the balance between space, materials, and the processes driving the creative imagining and realisation of interior design.
Through the integration of theory and practice, students will enhance their understanding of spatial planning, dynamics, and composition. By analysing and applying material qualities, processes and production techniques, students will develop a thoughtful and sustainable approach to designing and transforming interior spaces.
- Interior Ingredients (materials)
- Material Matters (processes)
- Spatial Shaping (planning)
Course learning outcomes
- Examine the relationship between people, human activities and interior environments
- Apply interior design processes including planning and composition to the design of three-dimensional interior spaces
- Evaluate the impact of built form and material elements on the quality of interior space
- Apply the fundamental principles of human factors into the design of interior spaces
- Analyse and manipulate material qualities, and production and processing techniques.