36 monthsProgramme duration
17,200 GBPTuition Fee/year
SepStarting Month
Programme overview
Main Subject
Architecture and Built Environment
Degree
BA
Study Level
Undergraduate
Study Mode
On Campus
Interior architecture is a well-established, multi-faceted alternative to interior design. Though the two disciplines are intrinsically linked, interior architecture degrees typically focus on the adaptation, remodelling and sustainable reuse of specific existing buildings, where structure and architectural consideration will empower you to reconfigure sites to dramatic effect.
On this course you will:
This course prepares you for a successful and exciting career, one that can help create an individual identity as an independent design professional.
On this course you will:
- Learn to reimagine the urban environment through architectural intervention
- Design new civic spaces that promote social cohesion including libraries, museums, educational settings and healthcare facilities
- Learn to design incredible interiors, that respond to their context and the local community
- Transform a variety of public and private spaces where you will have the opportunity to design future interiors, that respond to the character and history of your host building and create new hybrid alternatives
- Explore strategies to unlock new potential and promote innovative ways inhabitants will reconnect with the ‘interior’.
- You will also engage in a variety of professional approaches that embrace research, capture design development and create imaginative proposals. Spatial planning will be linked with both construction and structural awareness, including the use of sustainable materials and new technologies. Professional drawing standards, together with innovative methods of design communication and visualisation will help articulate design intent.
This course prepares you for a successful and exciting career, one that can help create an individual identity as an independent design professional.
Programme overview
Main Subject
Architecture and Built Environment
Degree
BA
Study Level
Undergraduate
Study Mode
On Campus
Interior architecture is a well-established, multi-faceted alternative to interior design. Though the two disciplines are intrinsically linked, interior architecture degrees typically focus on the adaptation, remodelling and sustainable reuse of specific existing buildings, where structure and architectural consideration will empower you to reconfigure sites to dramatic effect.
On this course you will:
This course prepares you for a successful and exciting career, one that can help create an individual identity as an independent design professional.
On this course you will:
- Learn to reimagine the urban environment through architectural intervention
- Design new civic spaces that promote social cohesion including libraries, museums, educational settings and healthcare facilities
- Learn to design incredible interiors, that respond to their context and the local community
- Transform a variety of public and private spaces where you will have the opportunity to design future interiors, that respond to the character and history of your host building and create new hybrid alternatives
- Explore strategies to unlock new potential and promote innovative ways inhabitants will reconnect with the ‘interior’.
- You will also engage in a variety of professional approaches that embrace research, capture design development and create imaginative proposals. Spatial planning will be linked with both construction and structural awareness, including the use of sustainable materials and new technologies. Professional drawing standards, together with innovative methods of design communication and visualisation will help articulate design intent.
This course prepares you for a successful and exciting career, one that can help create an individual identity as an independent design professional.
Admission Requirements
59+
4+
80+
6+
3 Years
Sep
Tuition fees
Domestic
9,790 GBP
International
17,200 GBP
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