B. Design (Interior & Spatial Design)

There are various domains of Interior & Spatial Design courses that may vary from furniture designing, fittings, space utilization to management. Interior Design is a multifaceted course that helps students to identify with and learn finer aspects of functional design and aesthetic use of space.

Interior & Spatial designers make indoor spaces functional, safe, and beautiful by defining space requirements and selecting essential and enhancing items, such as colors, lighting, and materials. They must be able to draw, read, and edit blueprints. They also must be aware of building codes, inspection regulations, and other considerations, such as accessibility standards.

While designing the interior specially the rooms which are personal like the bath and kitchen, detailing is very important. Fixtures and hardware can elevate the most drab space. A luxury design includes pieces with exclusive accents like the carves or grooves in a chair back, the armrest or a unique hardware in the wardrobe.

Here you Explore Color Basics, Spatial Awareness, Functionality, Harmony & Balance, How to create a mood, Design trends & history, to match the industry standards. You learn about History of Crafts and Interior Design, Interior Materials & Processes, Anthropometry & Ergonomics, Technical Drawing & Advanced Computer Applications.

The aim of the course is to train professionals who are specialized in the Interior & Spatial designing sector. In the training, they grow up to combine their own creativity with the needs of the clients by paying attention to the aesthetical aspects. The designs  created by them need to be  practical, functional using technology  and  including the changing trends in their designing.

While the creative process is a large part of any interior & Spatial design career, some professional skills are an essential part of maximizing potential as Interior designers work closely with architects, civil engineers, mechanical engineers, and construction laborers and helpers to regulate how interior spaces will function, look, and be furnished. 

Here you Learn Interpersonal Skills, Problem Solving Skills, Budget & timeline management, organization skills & Technology. 

You may work as Corporate Designers to create interior designs for professional workplaces, Healthcare designers to plan and renovate healthcare centers, clinics, doctors’ offices, hospitals, and residential care facilities., Kitchen and bath designers specialize in kitchens and bathrooms and have expert knowledge of cabinet, fixture, appliance, plumbing, and electrical solutions for these rooms., Sustainable designers to suggest strategies to improve energy and water efficiencies and indoor air quality, Universal designers to renovate spaces in order to make them more accessible.

At the end of the course, students will have developed an in-depth knowledge in Architecture and Design, they will have acquired a perfect mastery of the issues relating to the Luxury system-product and will have gained the skills needed for the development of an interiors project through its various stages: from its conception to its design, up to the control of the actual project implementation.

What is Interior & Spatial Design

Interior Design is all about how we experience spaces.
It’s a influential, important part of our daily lives and affects how we live, work, play, and even heal. 
Comfortable homes, functional workplaces, beautiful public spaces—that’s interior design at work.
Designers craft spaces that anticipate our needs and appeal to our emotions while pulling from a broad set of skills and technical knowledge.

Spatial Design is a newly evolving design concept and methodology that integrates and surpasses the established concepts of architecture, interior design, landscape architecture, landscape design, public art, etc.
It is radical in the way that it changes how a designer thinks about space and people. Keeping them at the nucleus of the design, it focuses on the flow of space between interior and exterior. To put it simply, it is the holistic field that is now bringing together the other architectural and design concepts
Interior Design Understanding

The capacity to apply the design process concept, as well as spatial features, building services, varied interior materials, socioeconomic and cultural influences, and design and planning principles, in the production of interior environments.

Problem Analysis

The capacity to assess client needs, space requirements, and building procedures for effective problem solution with critical thinking aspects that affect all stages of interior space design. Synthesise, and analyse data using research-based knowledge and methods to develop appropriate design solutions.
Design / Development of Solutions

The capacity to discover the most ideal design solutions, such as energy efficiency, economic effectiveness, and environmental friendliness, as required for effectively completing interior design projects while reusing materials.

Utilization of Modern Tools

To be able to use a variety of manufacturing tools, processes, information technology, and software. Student will be able to work in a team and promote their unique personal design vision through creative work and research. 

Project Management and Finance

Individually demonstrate knowledge and grasp of Interior Design and management principles as a member and leader in a team to manage projects in multi-disciplinary situations.

Environment and Sustainability

Creating a meaningful place that meets the demands of the occupants and optimises their space is one of the primary duties of designers and is crucial to society."