Architectural interiors, or interior architecture, is the process of designing the inside of a building, focusing on functionality, aesthetics, and how the space is used. It involves detailed planning of interior spaces, including architectural elements, finishes, and utility systems. Interior architecture also considers the structural aspects of the building's interior and how it can be adapted for different uses, sometimes incorporating sustainable design practices.
Architectural Interiors is a course that explores the design of interior spaces within buildings, focusing on the interplay of form, function, and aesthetics. This class is designed to provide students with a comprehensive understanding of how to create functional, safe, and visually appealing environments for a variety of purposes.
(Focus) Explores fundamental concepts and methodologies
in site planning and landscape architecture, emphasizing ecological, social,
and psychological considerations. Covers site analysis, sustainable design
principles, vegetation selection, spatial organization, and community
engagement. (rationale) Equips students with
interdisciplinary skills to address urban challenges and enhance environmental
sustainability and human well-being.(Output) Towards the culmination of the course, students will craft comprehensive
site development plans, seamlessly integrating landscape architecture while
meticulously considering ecological, social, and psychological factors. (Modality) The
course is delivered through a combination of strategically designed
face-to-face and online (synchronous and asynchronous) sessions.