Undergraduate
Architecture Faculty
Interior Architecture & Environmental Design (English)
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INTERIOR DESIGN STUDIO IV

Course CodeSemester Course Name LE/RC/LA Course Type Language of Instruction ECTS
IAD0412 4 INTERIOR DESIGN STUDIO IV 2/6/0 CC ENGLISH 9
Course Goals
This is a studio-based design course that requires the application of small scaled  interior design projects. Human-environment relationship, physical and psychological environment, values, norms are all studied in the line of  the given design project topic. Design solutions are communicated using manual and computer tools.
Prerequisite(s) IAD 0311 Interior Design Studio III
Corequisite(s) Attendance in courses is required
Special Requisite(s) Attendance in courses is required
Instructor(s) Lecturer Tuğba Taştan, Lecturer Dr. Sevinç Ormancı, Lecturer Çiğdem Karabağ, Lecturer Sinem Ceyda Eroğlu Sülen
Course Assistant(s) Res. Assist. Esra Karaca
Schedule Tuesday 09:00-12:46, Friday 13:00-16:45, MTS 6-7
Office Hour(s) Esra Karaca, Monday 10:00-11:00, 1A14
Teaching Methods and Techniques A studio-based lecture course which is supported by lectures, sketching, model making, computer-aided design solving issues.
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Interior Design, Ching, F. New York:Van Nostrand Reinhold, 1987
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Green, W. (1986). The Retail Store, Van Nostrand Reinhold Company Inc, New York
Course Schedules
Week Contents Learning Methods
1. Week Presentation of the content of the project; Conducting research on key concepts and field of study selection Speech on couse topic
2. Week Analyzes to gather information about the project subject and the field. Evaluation of students' research, studio work Speech on couse topic, drawing, project samples
3. Week Analyzes to gather information about the project subject and the field. Evaluation of students' research, studio work Speech on couse topic, drawing, project samples
4. Week Studies related to the project subject; concept development, scenario creation, visualization studies; studio work. Speech on couse topic, drawing, project samples, computer-aided design sketches
5. Week JURY I: Analyzes and analyzes regarding the field and subject | Evaluation Jury
6. Week Studies related to the project subject; concept development, scenario creation, visualization studies; studio work. Speech on couse topic, drawing, project samples, computer-aided design sketches
7. Week Spatial Design related to the project subject in 1/50, Equipment Design in 1/20, Active system design, Perspectives, Material decisions Speech on couse topic, drawing, project samples, computer-aided design sketches
8. Week HOLIDAY Speech on couse topic, drawing, project samples, computer-aided design sketches
9. Week Spatial Design related to the project subject in 1/50, Equipment Design in 1/20, Active system design, Perspectives, Material decisions. Speech on couse topic, drawing, project samples, computer-aided design sketches
10. Week Spatial Design related to the project subject in 1/50, Equipment Design in 1/20, Active system design, Perspectives, Material decisions. Speech on couse topic, drawing, project samples, computer-aided design sketches
11. Week JURY II: Concept decisions, spatial decisions, 1/50 drawings and perspectives | Evaluation Jury
12. Week Spatial Design related to the project subject in 1/50, Equipment Design in 1/20, Active system design, Perspectives, Material decisions Speech on couse topic, drawing, project samples, computer-aided design sketches
13. Week Spatial Design related to the project subject in 1/50, Equipment Design in 1/20, Active system design, Perspectives, Material decisions Speech on couse topic, drawing, project samples, computer-aided design sketches
14. Week Equipment Design in 1/20, Active system design, Perspectives, Material decisions. Preparations for final submissions Speech on couse topic, drawing, project samples, computer-aided design sketches
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16. Week
17. Week
Assessments
Evaluation tools Quantity Weight(%)
Homework / Term Projects / Presentations 2 40
Attendance 1 20
Final Exam 1 40


Program Outcomes
PO-1Within the architectural discipline,has local,regional, national and international knowledge regarding different space planning issues related to interior architectural design and planning.
PO-2Owns to set up a substructure for design proposals for people and community oriented , cultural sensitible and environmental genesis in the related field.
PO-3Improves skill in developing design concept and planning. Acquaint with defining and investigating special problems on different space planning and design issues.
PO-4Develops creative, novel, aesthetical and unique problem solving alternatives related to different space planning issues in the light of abstract and concrete concepts.
PO-5Makes valuation on knowledge and skill in the relevant field by critical thinking and by dialectic decision method.
PO-6Has self confidence and competence while carrying on a work in the relevant field, plans research projects within this period, takes part in application projects, take mutual and individual responsibilities in interdisciplinary projects.
PO-7Expresses oneself written, verbal and visual to be in collaboration with the related corporation in the relavant field.
PO-8Has competence in using at least one computer aided drawing program as required by the relavant field.
PO-9Has multidimensional line of sight for economical, environmental and communal sustainability norms and standards in the relevant field.
PO-10Within human-environment relationship has respect to social and cultural rights, has conscious competence in making decision on the protection of cultural heritage and natural property
PO-11Recognizes national and international values in art and design.
PO-12Recognizes ethics and aesthetics in art and design.
PO-13Knowing the duties and authorities of the profession, has competence in the protection of natural and cultural values, pays attention to occupational health and safety, offers solution to increase space quality.
PO-14Has knowledge of norms, standards, laws and regulations of the profession.
Learning Outcomes
LO-1Has basic knowledge on approaching to a design problem, improves novel and creative design solutions
LO-2Within the interior architectural discipline, develops creative and aesthetical design proposals in the light of abstract and concrete concepts.
LO-3Acquires ability on two-three dimensional interior space planning
LO-4Improves skill on form properties such as color and texture, visual comfort parameters while setting up a design proposal
LO-5Acquires ability on selecting interior design elements and furniture while preparing a design proposal
LO-6Improves skill on defining and discussing interior design elements
LO-7Recognizes people-environment relationship and building performance parameters
LO-8Has competence in drawing by using a computer aided drawing program
Course Assessment Matrix:
Program Outcomes - Learning Outcomes Matrix
 PO 1PO 2PO 3PO 4PO 5PO 6PO 7PO 8PO 9PO 10PO 11PO 12PO 13PO 14
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LO 6
LO 7
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