Module Descriptors
INTERIOR DESIGN PRACTICE 2
NDAI40332
Key Facts
Faculty of Arts and Creative Technologies
Level 4
15 credits
Contact
Leader: Rowena Beighton-Dykes
Hours of Study
Scheduled Learning and Teaching Activities: 20
Independent Study Hours: 130
Total Learning Hours: 150
Assessment
  • CWK - FOUNDATION DEGREE weighted at 100%
Module Details
Module Additional Assessment Details
All elements of assessment must be passed.
1. Development of personal visual language with mood and sample boards and design journal (30%) [Learning Outcome 1]
2. Drawing and modelmaking with plans and drawings (40%) [Learning Outcome 2]
3. Organisational and management skills as design journal reports (30%) [Learning Outcome 3]

The assessments of Interior Design Practice 1 and 2 will be submitted together.
Module Indicative Content
Students will critically explore design methodologies and creative thinking acquiring, at foundation level, the skills required to transfer complex design ideas into a clearly articulated interior scheme. Projects will introduce key elements of the design process; form, function, spatial organisation, volumetric design, stakeholder consultancy, aesthetics, decoration, surface treatment, light, and acoustics.
Module Resources
VLE
Tutorial staff
Library services
Athens
Site visit(s) (Optional)
National Design Academy Interior Design Practice
Module Texts
Mills, Criss B., 2005, Designing With Models, Wiley
Lefteri, Chris, 2006, Materials for Inspirational Design, RotoVision
Coming soon:
December 2007
Interior Architecture
Loft Publications
Module Learning Strategies
Delivery is by distance learning with a comprehensive course handbook, examples of best practice, project templates and telephone and email support being available as necessary through our online VLE, individual and group tutorials, online forums and bulletin boards. Specialist knowledge will be delivered by a diverse team of staff and visiting guest lecturers with a variety of relevant backgrounds and experience. Relevant site visits may be employed at appropriate stages.