Realization of Interior Projects-From Concept to Construction

The Studio, while broadly aims to develop the ability to design through research-led / research-informed approaches for realising Interior projects, it will focus more intensely on Business aspects of the profession that drive the outcome in real-life scenarios. It will develop the ability to understand and respond to the practical aspects that are key drivers in shaping the outcome of projects - like client requirements, site constraints, budgets, technical specifications, procurement/ execution processes, services coordination and other such technicalities. The studio will be structured on a common programmatic ground related to a particular industry need with a choice for students to select different sites and cultural contexts to develop their individual unique responses. The key outcomes of studio will include: - Design brief report (DBR) - Interior design presentations - Technical/ working drawings with crucial details - Drawings with coordinated Services design (MEPF) - Technical Specifications - Budgetary planning & BOQ All of these factors would contribute in realising the design development through a practical research based approach and not just perceive the design through a conceptual framework.