Students will study the importance of Fabrics in interior design and how to choose fabrics and other woven material for an interior space. Emphasis will be laid on understanding the various types of fibres and woven fabrics used in interior design and their manufacturing process.
At the end of the course the students will have a thorough knowledge of the variety and usage of the fabrics available for interior design.
This course is designed to explore designing, production and usage of furniture in an interior space. Students will learn to appreciate furniture as functional art and will also study the history and evolution of furniture by doing various projects.
In this subject emergent new media design methods will be examined in abroad context of evolving cultural, technological an scientific developments.
Students will have the opportunity to develop collective and personal communication skills to convey complex ideas in the built environment and apply methods for rafting the message, presentation techniques and personal Web communication.
The course will address marketing and public relations for design firms as an extension of the designers voice.
Interior design does not exist in a vacuum, but is embodied in the historical agenda of its time. In Concept & Style Studio, we will explore the catalysts of style and design through out particular periods of design history and their influence through reading, discussion, slide lectures and design projects.
Projects dealing with residential , hospitality and retail environments as well the purely conceptual will deal with stylistic and influential issues and solutions and will draw on precedents of style for inspiration.
This course introduces students to the art and technology of lighting and explores the use of lighting as a design element in the interior environment.
Students will learn to analyse interior lighting installations, calculate lighting level for interiors ,select appropriate light fixtures and prepare a lighting plan for various interior spaces.
The design community along with society as a whole ,has become aware that a new ,more bio –friendly approach to design must be taken if we are to stop polluting our earth, wasting energy and resources and jeopardizing our own health and that of other species.
Design firms are therefore being looked to for expertise in these areas and educated designers must be conversant with both the design strategies and building technologies associated with environmentally responsible structure and space.
This studio course is designed to acquaint students with implementation strategies for such design, through a a series of lectures ,case study and projects.
In this course students will attain the professional skills needed to create experiences that engage, educate and entertain audiences, and to assume the responsibilities of story tellers, communicators and visitor advocates.
In this course the students will gain a basic understanding of the field of visual merchandising and display through studying the various elements that comprise the discipline.
These elements include colour, compositions, lighting, store interiors and exteriors, window construction, mannequins, fixtures and graphics and signage.
This project will provide a wide array on world craft or Indian raft which is an integral part of fashion since years. This Project assists in understanding various crafts, students are required to develop products using their design skills.