Development of complex interior design solutions focusing on spatial quality and user experience.
About this course
ARCH 2130 Advanced Interior Design builds on foundational spatial planning and material knowledge to develop complex interior design solutions. You will focus on spatial quality and user experience, creating environments that are both functional and aesthetically compelling. The course emphasizes the integration of universal design principles and accessibility standards into all aspects of interior planning.
Through a series of design projects, you will produce detailed construction documents, specifications, and professional visualisations. You will learn to select appropriate materials, finishes, and lighting systems that enhance the overall environmental quality of a space. The course culminates in a final design portfolio and a professional presentation to a panel of instructors and industry guests.
Who takes this course
This course is required for students in the Interior Design Technology program.
Credits: 3 · Hours: 45
Prerequisites
Learning outcomes
- Apply advanced spatial planning techniques to optimize user flow and functional efficiency.
- Select and specify materials, finishes, and lighting that enhance aesthetic and environmental quality.
- Develop detailed interior construction documents and specifications for complex projects.
- Integrate universal design principles and accessibility standards into interior layouts.
- Present comprehensive design solutions using professional visualisation techniques.
Evaluation
| Component | Weight (%) |
| Mid-term design review | 20 |
| Final design portfolio | 40 |
| Construction documentation set | 25 |
| Final presentation and critique | 15 |