Please note that Ashbourne does not offer this course to study at degree level Overview
Interior Architecture starts with an understanding of the physical, cultural and social contexts of design; the spaces within and between buildings; the challenges of renewal and regeneration; the knowledge of contemporary practice and our architectural heritage; the need to know how buildings work, as well as the need to know how to create high quality spatial experiences.
The course aims to produce professional designers armed with the knowledge, understanding and skills to respond to a wide range of contemporary human and cultural needs, through innovative, responsible and sustainable design practice.
Structure
Areas covered may include
- Experimentation
- Model making
- Drawing
- Digital communication
- Visual research
- Contextual studies
- Film and TV set design
- Museum and exhibition design
- Hotel and residential design
Prerequisite A-Levels
- Art
- Physics
- Subjects required by Universities may vary
Similar Degree Courses
- Architecture
- Interior Design
- History of Art
Future Career Path
- Careers in museums and galleries
- Interior Architect
- Interior Designer
Universities that offer this course
University of Bedfordshire
The Arts Institute at Bournemouth
University of Brighton
Buckinghamshire New University
University of Wales Institute
University of Central Lancashire
University for the Creative Arts
De Montfort University
Edinburgh Napier University
Hull College
The University of Kent
Kirklees College
Leeds Metropolitan University
London Metropolitan University
Middlesex University
Newcastle College
Northumbria University
Nottingham Trent University
Oxford Brookes University
Plymouth College of Art
University of Portsmouth
Ravensbourne College of Design and Communication
Southampton Solent University
Swansea Metropolitan University
University of Teesside
Thames Valley University
University of the Arts London
University of Westminster
University of Wolverhampton
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