Interior Design @ Cornish The Interior Design curriculum provides an educational setting that enables students to develop into analytic creators and transformers of space. Working with a sophisticated understanding of spatial and visual elements, students apply their knowledge to all places in which people live, work, and play while respecting the culture, history, and the environment of the place. Interior designers create innovative interiors for existing buildings and work alongside architects in the development of new structures. Interior design affects the use of the space and the health, safety, and welfare of the inhabitants. Interior designers strive for functional improvement, visual enhancement, and social and psychological enrichment of interior spaces. In conjunction with these considerations, interior design decisions are informed by the environmental impact of fabricating a space based on material and industrial developments. Alumni have professional opportunities to enter design positions in interior design firms, architecture companies, kitchen and bath companies, and in-house corporate design groups. They may also work as fabric and carpet design developers or as independent design contractors. | 
Recommended Shows: and place, presented by Bellevue Arts Museum. On view through May 4th. (Downtown Bellevue.) IN-CITE: Solo show by Alison Keogh. An exploration of materials to "reveal the invisible," the architect/artist is working with newsprint reliefs, graphite botanicals, shards of clay, and a site-specific installation. April 11th through May 24th. (Across the street from Cornish MCC.) |