Interior Design: Defining the Profession PDF

Interior Design: Defining the profession Interior Design Fundamentals Mrs. Todd’s note taking secrets: 1. As we go through the following information, be sure to leave space for additional notes,definitions, etc. 2. Some information will NOT be written on the slides (it will be v...

Interior Design: Defining the profession Interior Design Fundamentals Mrs. Todd’s note taking secrets: 1. As we go through the following information, be sure to leave space for additional notes,definitions, etc. 2. Some information will NOT be written on the slides (it will be verbal- make sure you listen!) 3. Taking notes using your words (rewording) will help you remember AND understand the concepts.  What is Interior Design? a multi-faceted profession in which creative and technical solutions are applied inside a structure to achieve an interior environment which is functional, enhances the quality of life and culture of the occupants and is aesthetically attractive. What is an Interior Designer ? a professional qualified by education and possibly certification who provides a range of services to enhance the function and quality of interior spaces. Becoming an interior designer requires further education Community college Four-year college/university Graduate school Work-based learning opportunities Job shadowing Service learning Internship Apprenticeship What do you think the difference between an internship & apprenticeship is? Is one better than the other? Why? Portfolio development: Work samples/artifacts: Portfolio: -Traditional: - Digital: Resume: Professional Organizations for Interior Design: What is a professional organization? A group of people in the same profession, usually formed to control entry into the profession, maintain standards, and represent the profession in discussions with other organizations or interests. “...control entry”? “...maintain standards”? “...represent the profession”? Specific Professional Organizations for Interior Design: American Society of Interior Designers (ASID) National Council for Interior Design Qualifications (NCIDQ) National Kitchen and Bath Association (NKBA) U.S. Green Building Council (USGBC) Careers Related to Housing & Interiors Use the textbook or the Occupational Outlook Handbook to research these jobs and complete your “Careers” handout. 1. Architect 2. Construction Trades 3. Furniture designer 4. Textile designer 5. Residential interior designer 6. Commercial interior designer 7. Landscape architect 8. Real estate agent