Department:

Interior Design and Design

Course Leader:

lect. Cristia Chira

Teaching Staff:

lect,dr.arh. Adina Dinescu, asist.dr.arh.int. Mihaela Lazăr, lect.dr.arh. Marian Iliescu

Learning outcomes:

- The ability to observe the inner environment and to analyze the compositional principles that is generating it - Understanding the relationship between the three-dimensional object and the user - Using composition as a method show the essence of the architectural space - Integration of materials, textures and color into the design process from the conceptual stage.

Content:

Allocated 42 hours in 3 modules: 1st Theme (13 ore). Making a brochure for the presentation of the Faculty of Interior Architecture. 2nd and 3rd Theme (16 ore). Representation of a composition made of a series of objects that make up an interior environment based on two distinct principles of composition (eg, antisymmetry and referentialness) 4th Theme (13 ore). Representation of a given solid, that will represent a current use object, in relation with it’s scale and it’s position towards the user. The final paper will focus on the relationship between human silhouette and object.

Teaching Method:

Theoretical presentations, panel submissions. individual corrections, guidance during the project, the elaboration of documentation and their presentation, studies based on models and three-dimensional models

Assessment:

The final grade will be the arithmetic average between 3 of the bast grades out of 4. (the judging of the projects will be made with a cometee formed from the professors of both groups).

Bibliography:

There will be a bibliographic lists for each project.