ΕΑ205 - Interior Architecture II

The course of Interior Architecture II of the 2nd semester, deals with the creative design of the interior of a House. The design of the residence is approached through reflection, research and familiarization of students with concepts related to Housing, Cultural and social environment, anthropometric data, form, function, structure and construction.
The aim of the course is for students to gain knowledge and skills so that they can systematically approach and solve methodical and creative synthetic problems of any living space. The applied workshop part of the subject includes the interior design of a residence. A systematic approach is taken to the architectural composition of interiors as a basic stage of interior design. Emphasis is placed on the formation of a central synthetic idea, which will give meaning to the design of the space of the House.
The following objectives are pursued: the acquaintance of students with the systematic approach to the architectural design of residential interiors, the acquaintance with the basic concepts, the functional and structural elements that compose the space, the deeper knowledge and understanding of human needs and their relationship with the area of the residence.
Familiarity with the use of expressive means for the representation and description of space is encouraged at every stage of the synthetic process: sketches, two-dimensional drawings, models - three-dimensional work model, as well as the development of personal creativity and originality, culture active participation and group collaboration and the possibility of public presentation and support of their studies.

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Hours/week: 6

Type: Special Infrastructure Courses (SIC)

Workload / semester: 200

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