Interior Architecture Foundations Studio

Term: Semester
Type: Core Course
Program: Architecture & Design
Major discipline: Architecture, Interior Architecture, Interior Design
Related discipline: Design
Available: Fall, Spring
Location: Copenhagen
Long Study Tour: Germany and/or Netherlands, Finland and/or Sweden
Short Study Tour: Denmark, Berlin (Full-Year Students Only)
Credits: 6

About this course

You develop design skills through analysis of existing interiors and by solving realistic design problems in a Danish context. In studio projects, you construct spatial models in physical and digital media, and advance your communication skills to express abstract concepts. Studios are taught vertically, combining students of different levels. Expectations relate to you as an individual student.

Syllabus

Spring 2024

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Pre-requisites

One drawing course at university level.

Additional portfolio needs

Examples of studio work in a portfolio to be submitted to studio instructor at the beginning of the semester. This will allow the professor to become acquainted with the design skills of each student.

Recommended course

Use the city as your classroom through the combined lens of learning more about Danish language and culture with a focus on architecture and design.

If you enroll in this studio, consider also enrolling in the 3-credit elective course Danish Language and Culture for Architecture and Design Students.

Faculty

Birgitte Borup

Faculty

Interior Architect, M.D.D. (Denmark’s Design School, 1986). Own design office since 1988. Design work includes interior design, exhibition design, graphic design, and furniture design. Recipient of several international awards. Works exhibited nationally and internationally. With DIS since 1998.