Architecture and Interior Design

Industry-Specific
Digital Skills

Engineering, Construction, and Infrastructure

Duration

40 hours

PRESENTATION

The architecture and interior design are undergoing a period of unprecedented transformation and growth. The demand for skilled professionals in this field has never been higher, driven by the need to create functional, aesthetically appealing, and sustainable spaces. This course on Architecture and Interior Design offers you the opportunity to acquire essential skills in creative processes, composition, use of color, and the importance of space. You’ll learn how to incorporate sustainability into your projects and use innovative, environmentally friendly materials. By the end of the program, you’ll be prepared to tackle the challenges of the industry by designing interiors that reflect each client’s identity. Join this program and become a key professional in a booming market, where your ideas can transform realities and improve the quality of life in the spaces around us.

Objectives

– Understand creative processes and their application in the interior and exterior design.

– Analyze the composition and use of the color in design to create harmonious environments.

– Evaluate the Spatial layout and its importance in the functionality of an interior design.

– Identify appropriate materials and finishes to optimize the design and aesthetics of spaces.

– Develop skills to Integrate facilities and design that improve the user experience.

– Apply principles of sustainability in design, using sustainable techniques and materials.

– Develop a interior design project, including the phases and necessary documentation.

Syllabus

TEACHING UNIT 1. CREATIVE PROCESSES, COMPOSITION, AND COLOR Introduction to Design: Creative Processes Basic Principles of Composition Color TEACHING UNIT 2. SPACE The Importance of Space Space Layout: Basic Aspects Service Areas TEACHING UNIT 3. THE EXTERIOR AS A REFLECTION OF THE INTERIOR Identity, Logo, and Signage Steps to Create a Modern Establishment The Facade LEARNING UNIT 4. MATERIALITY Concepts Wood Stone Glass Metal New materials Textiles Ceramics Recycled materials Finishes Joints, formats, and connections Cladding Unclad surfaces Vegetation TEACHING UNIT 5. FURNITURE Types Materials and finishes Furniture as a structural element Auxiliary elements TEACHING UNIT 6. STRUCTURAL ELEMENTS New elements Existing elements The Importance of Joints TEACHING UNIT 7. INSTALLATIONS AND DESIGN Installations and Spaces Lighting Smart Design TEACHING UNIT 8. SUSTAINABLE DESIGN Sustainability and design Sustainable techniques and materials Sustainable materials TEACHING UNIT 9. REGULATIONS AND DESIGN Technical Building Code Regulations to consider based on use Categories to consider Facility requirements to take into account TEACHING UNIT 10. CASE STUDIES IN INTERIOR DESIGN Design for Retail Design for Hotels Design for Restaurants Design for Temporary and Public Spaces Design for Living Spaces TEACHING UNIT 11. THE INTERIOR DESIGN PROJECT Project I: Phases Project II: Graphic and Written Documentation
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Many courses can be credited toward the master's programs at Structuralia.

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