Course overview
The aim of this course is to equip students with the essential knowledge and skills to design interior spaces that optimise human well-being and functionality and materials. Through an exploration of environmental psychology, materiality, and human factors, students will develop a comprehensive understanding of how design elements influence human interaction and behaviour within interior environments. By integrating theoretical concepts with practical applications, this course fosters the development of innovative and empathetic designers capable of creating spaces that prioritize comfort, safety, and sustainability.
- Interior Ingredients
- Material Matters
- Spatial Shaping
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