Interior Design Unit 1.01

Single Family Homes

What type of house is a custom built?

Single Family Homes

What type of house is tract housing?

Single Family Homes

What type of house are modular homes

Single Family Homes

What type of house is a mobile home?

Single Family Homes

What type of house is a tiny home?

Multi family housing

What type of housing are apartments?

Multi family housing

What type of housing are Condominiums?

Multi family housing

What type of housing are townhouses?

Free standing residential home.

Single Family Home

Structures that provide housing for more than one family and always have at least one common wall.

Multi family Housing

Involves designing all areas that are not residential houses.

Commercial Design

Develop well planned store layouts that maximize square footage with visual appeals to increase sales. (The design of commercial areas)
Consists of- shopping centers, specialty stores, fitness centers, salons.

Retail Design

Largest Interior Design Specialty
Must think about office work-flow, communication needs, flexible configurations, office chairs, technology use, and human behavior. (Workplaces)

Corporate Design

Designers use evidence-based design, Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) regulations, and are working to integrate homelike features to the medical world to reach a wide variety of needs

Consists of designing: hospitals, assisted living facilities, medical offices, rehabilitation and wellness centers

Healthcare Design

Second largest commercial design specialty.

Design goals are to make a warm and inviting place for you to vacation, eat, and relax

Includes: hotels, convention centers, restaurants, cafés

Hospitality Design

Coordinating design ideas by stakeholders. Designs to help learning take place

Consists of designing: schools, colleges, religious facilities, recreational areas, libraries, museums, and government buildings

Many of these projects are publicly funded (except for religious and banks)

Institutional Design

Understanding what the client needs and wants.

Phase 1 of The Design Process

Crafting appropriate, feedback-informed solutions.

Phase 2 of The Design Process

Refinements based on feedback are designed until ultimately a final plan is devised.

Phase 3 of The Design Process

Appropriate construction documents are created by the designer and approved by the client prior to construction.

Phase 4 of The Design Process

Upon approval, construction begins. Monitoring of quality, progress, budget, and scheduling.

Phase 5 of The Design Process

Final punch lists are created to ensure the final product is satisfactory.

Phase 6 of The Design Process

Empathize

Design Thinking: Step 1

Define

Design Thinking: 2

Ideate

Design Thinking: 3

Prototype

Design Thinking: 4

Test

Design Thinking: 5

A detailed examination of the structure of something.

Analysis

An object produced by a human being in connection with an investigative procedure.

Artifact

A group discussion to produce ideas and ways of solving problems.

Brainstorm

To bring something into existence.

Create

Methodology used by designers to solve complex problems, and find desirable solutions for clients.

Design Thinking

To understand and share the feelings of another.

Empathize

To make an action or process easier.

Facilitate

Capable of being done.

Feasibility

To imagine or conceive.

Ideate

To introduce something new and distinctive from an established idea.

Innovate

A deep understanding of a person or thing.

Insight

A new version or revision of something existing.

Iteration

The detailed coordination of a complex operation involving several components.

Logistics

A process showing relationships of one thing to another arranged by importance.

Mind Map

To observe and check progress.

Monitor

A formal, written plan put forward for consideration.

Proposal

A first or preliminary model from which other forms are developed.

Prototype

To assess or investigate the expectations of a project.

Scope

The combination of ideas to form a theory or solution.

Synthesis

Where social and family activities occur.

Public/Social Zones

Where individual and private activities occur.

Private Zones

Where activities that support the house lifestyles occur.

Work/Service Zones