GW FCS catalogue_Spring 2013 - Oxford University Press

INTERIOR DESIGN
by Stephanie Clemons, ©2014 Suggested Grade Levels 10–C
Interior Design captures student interest in a profession that is never static
or predictable because its focus is people. The text emphasizes that the field
of interior design is filled with creative excitement and innovative beauty.
Beginning with why the profession is valuable, the text then walks students
through the historical roots of the profession, business practices, career
specializations, and educational requirements.
This teaching package helps students examine and apply fundamental
skills of the design process and key supporting factors—including the
elements and principles of design; color and light; historical influences
(including interior/furniture styles and exterior architectural styles); and the
human impact of design (sustainability, universal design, aging-in-place,
anthropometrics, proxemics, and ergonomics).
In addition, students will put knowledge into practice as they learn the
“whys” and “hows” of: selecting interior materials, furnishings, and accessories;
visual communications including how to create drawings, renderings, and
models; commercial interior design applications; residential interior design
applications; applying design skills to an interior design project; and a focus
on career skills.
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HIGHLIGHTS
• Meets AAFCS PrePAC Assessment and
Certification requirements for Interior
Design Fundamentals
• Focuses solely on Interior Design and
introduces students to the profession,
its business practices, and design
fundamentals
• Focuses on commercial and residential
interior design, provides opportunities
to practice application skills with a small
design project
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CONTENTS
1. The Value of Interior Design
2. The Profession of Interior
Design
3. The Business of Interior
Design
4. Interior Design Practice
Specialties
5. Is Interior Design for You?
6. The Interior Design Process
7. The Elements and
Principles of Design
8. Color and Light
9. Influences of Design
Through the Ages
10. The Human Impact of
Interior Design
11. Interior Materials,
Furnishings, and
Accessories
12. Visual Communication:
Drawings, Renderings, and
Models
13. Commercial Interior Design
Applications
14. Residential Interior Design
Applications
15. You—The Beginning
Designer
16. Career Skills for Interior
Design
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