Introduction to Interior Design
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- Who should take this course
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In this course, students will engage in a systematic study of interior design. It will begin with an introduction to excellent interior design cases, providing students with foundational knowledge. Students will then learn how to develop and present their own designs. Course content includes, but is not limited to, sketching and architectural drawing, decorative styles, color theory, ergonomics, furniture design and placement, and basic computer software skills.
Research project, Design project, Architectural drawings and models
Those interested in interior design and aspire to transform spaces with their creativity and skills.
English Level: High-Intermediate and above
English Level: High-Intermediate and above
No required textbook
Yishui Fang
Yishui Fang holds a Master's degree from the Royal College of Art and is currently pursuing a Ph.D. in Architecture at Waseda University. An accomplished interior designer and architect, Yishui has a rich background in both professional practice and academic research across Japan, the United Kingdom, and China. Her design philosophy champions multidisciplinary collaboration, seamlessly integrating interior design, architecture, engineering, robotics, and intelligent systems. Her academic pursuits are centered on kinetic architecture and creating innovative urban public spaces. Notably, her work has been featured in several international design journals, reflecting her commitment to advancing the field. As an educator, she fosters a creative and collaborative classroom environment, preparing her students to push the boundaries of architectural innovation.