Commercial Design Studio B INTD 4300

Interior Design Course

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Course details

Students will work through a hospitality project, applying design theories and processes to create a comprehensive solution that supports human behaviour within the built environment. Students will translate and implement their concept and design development by producing a set of interior construction drawings. Students will research and explore design concepts derived from conceptual and spatial analysis to produce a creative solution that responds to factors such as health, life safety, and welfare, in addition to functional and aesthetic considerations. Students will demonstrate the ability to work through the design process to create innovative design solutions that support conceptual and spatial analysis.

Prerequisite(s)

65% in INTD 3300 and 65% in INTD 3320 and 65% in INTD 3240* and 65% in INTD 3360 and 65% in INTD 4320 and 65% in INTD 4360*^† and 65% in COMM 2320 (^† may be taken concurrently)
INTD 3240*, INTD 4360* *may be taken concurrently

Credits

6.0

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Learning Outcomes

Upon successful completion of this course, the student will be able to:

Document research data.
Synthesize information to appropriately respond to the design program.
Develop a strong design concept, implementing it into all components of the solution in hospitality projects such as bars and/or restaurants.
Explore designs three- dimensionally through models, sketches or volume studies.
Verbally present design concepts to effectively communicate design direction.
Incorporate human factor considerations within a design solution.
Select sustainable materials and finishes.
Provide a creative environment which reflects health, life- safety, welfare, accessibility, code compliance and sustainable design.
Prepare a set of AutoCAD working drawings.
Prepare a Furniture, Fixture & Equipment (FF&E) plan with FF&E specifications booklet.

Effective as of Fall 2020

Related Programs

Commercial Design Studio B (INTD 4300) is offered as a part of the following programs:

School of Construction and the Environment

Interior Design
Diploma Full-time
Interior Design
Diploma Part-time

Programs and courses are subject to change without notice.