Students in interior design studio 5 will combine the knowledge and skills gained from prior studies with new learning and added complexity. This studio will emphasize a professional project delivery process with emphasis on the ability to effectively communicate design concepts and solutions. Students will apply human factors and evidence-based research as a way of uncovering creative solutions to various design problems. Projects during this studio will focus on the unique social, technological, economic, and cultural ways that people work in the diverse, global, and interconnected city of today and tomorrow. Students will engage with this activity through research, planning, programming, branding, and wayfinding. Through the understanding of historical precedent, current trends, and human needs and interconnectedness, students will consider innovative concepts for future places of work.

Students in interior design studio 5 will combine the knowledge and skills gained from prior studies with new learning and added complexity. This studio will emphasize a professional project delivery process with emphasis on the ability to effectively communicate design concepts and solutions. Students will apply human factors and evidence-based research as a way of uncovering creative solutions to various design problems. Projects during this studio will focus on the unique social, technological, economic, and cultural ways that people work in the diverse, global, and interconnected city of today and tomorrow. Students will engage with this activity through research, planning, programming, branding, and wayfinding. Through the understanding of historical precedent, current trends, and human needs and interconnectedness, students will consider innovative concepts for future places of work.

Students in interior design studio 5 will combine the knowledge and skills gained from prior studies with new learning and added complexity. This studio will emphasize a professional project delivery process with emphasis on the ability to effectively communicate design concepts and solutions. Students will apply human factors and evidence-based research as a way of uncovering creative solutions to various design problems. Projects during this studio will focus on the unique social, technological, economic, and cultural ways that people work in the diverse, global, and interconnected city of today and tomorrow. Students will engage with this activity through research, planning, programming, branding, and wayfinding. Through the understanding of historical precedent, current trends, and human needs and interconnectedness, students will consider innovative concepts for future places of work.