Interior Design
38 students
Interior Design involves the creation of imaginative and stimulating environments in specific places — often within existing buildings. The revitalisation, reuse and re-imagining of the latter require a sensitivity to the particular qualities of a site and host building, along with an understanding of the needs of the people who will populate it.
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from 🠒 Spaces
from 🠒 Environment
from Exploring Responsive Architecture
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from The Micro Community
from De-marginalised Dwelling
from Recycling Community
from A Taste of Community
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from Flexible Living Space
from Families and Communities living during the Pandemic
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from Labour x Domesticity.
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from Nostalgic Futures: Secret Eden
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from Extra-ordinary
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from Biophilic Co-existence in the Garden City
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