Interior Design (MA)

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The MA Interior Design Programme engages you in exploring emergent ideas and issues concerning distinct aspects of the design of the interior. This incorporates research, practice and making work that explores the diversity of human occupation in numerous environments, extending from the room to the city. The programme encourages the view that the interior is an interface between its occupants and the built environment, and it supports the notion that the interior is an agent for social change.

 The programme values speculation, analysis and rigor with regards to the thinking and making of all aspects of the design of interior environments. It challenges you to formulate your own rigorous and critically independent responses to these fundamental concerns. This is often undertaken via the work of its three superPLATFORMS; superREUSE, superMATTER and superFUTURES. Each superPLATFORM involves the construction and communication of particular spatial identities using space, objects and materials.

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Handcrafted from MDF, bamboo, fabric, printed paper, metal mesh, and fishnet, the physical model maps the interrelation of communal, agricultural, and living zones. Vaishali Odedra
Core Ludovica Frau
A modern, multi-level interior space featuring a sunlit atrium with large windows and abundant natural light. The central focus is a wide wooden tiered seating area with integrated small round tables.Adjacent to the seating is a bright yellow wall with stairs leading upward. The floor is made of polished gray marble tiles, and greenery including hanging plants and a large potted palm adds a natural element. Upper levels include black-framed glass offices and open walkways, contributing to a contemporary and collaborative atmosphere. Yijing Chen
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