1.01 Flashcards
architect
designs and restores buildings
drafter
designs floor plans
construction trades
all jobs involved in construction
textile designer
designs fabrics and textiles
residential interior designer
designs homes
commercial interior designer
designs everything buthomes
landscape architect
designs outdoor environments
real estate agent
sells and rents out building
job shadowing
following someone around and watching how they do their job
service learning
being taught about organizations then doing community service
internship
educational work experience that gives you school credit
apprenticeship
learning a type of trade
community college
a nonresidential junior college offering courses to people living in a particular area (wake tech)
4 year institution
an institution for higher learning with teaching and research facilities (nc state)
graduate school
a division of a university offering advanced programs beyond a bachelors degree
resume
summary of someones skills, work experience, education and interests
work samples
work you have created used to showcase your work
types of portfolios
digital and traditional portfolios
american society of interior design (asid)
founded in 1975 and one of the largest organizations
national council for interior design qualifications (ncidq)
makes you take an exam
national kitchen and bath association (nkba)
non profit represents trends and safety
u.s. green building council (usgbc)
go green non profit
custom home
built to meet needs of an individual family, unique and costly
tract house
similar style homes that become a subdivision
modular house
built in boxes and put together at site on foundation
mobile house
built in a factory and moved on wheels
tiny house
homes under 400 sq ft
apartment
rented single level housing
condominium
buyer owned individual space shared common areas
townhouse
individual houses that share 1 or 2 walls and 2 or more stories
retail
max sq footage increase in visual appeal to increase sales
corporate
work flow largest design specialty
healthcare
evidence based design to help with ada
hospitality
2nd largest design specialty, warm and inviting
institutional
publicly funded, schools, colleges, museums, etc.
programming
decide to work together and pick space
schematic design
overall design and start sketches and idea
design development
refine ideas and meet needs of client
contract documents
final design and plans made
contract administration
building and design starts
move in and post occupancy evaluation
family moves in and the process finishes up
creativity
turning new ideas into reality, make connections and problem solve
innovation
do something in a new way or develop new methods to solve problems
empathize
human centered design process helps uncover problems that need solving
define
bringing clarity into design discussion narrowing down problems
ideate
coming up with ideas
prototype
building to answer questions and final soluton
test
feedback from client about prototype and if there is a problem then back to the drawing board
human centered design factors
design for human comfort
anthropocentrics
measurements of humans compared to space
proxemics
personal space
ergonomics
human measurements for working space
social factors
culture and government
culture
traditions and religion
government
laws and building codes
sourcing
trends, trade publication, styles
environmental factors
aspects of green design and LEED
single adult
18-married
newlywed
married
parenting
kids->school
launching
kids->college
empty nest
kids->move out
retirement
retire from job
private zone
private and individual activities
public/social zones
social and family activities
work/service zone
activities that support house lifestyle
traditional
dark woods, antique furniture
contemporary
clean lines pops of color with black and grey
eclectic
lots of color and fabrics
transitional
whites dark’s bright accents warmer than contemporary
cottage
comfy furniture, mixed metals and ditsy florals
summarize programming info
developing client program and discussing info with client