Modules 11 - 12: Discussion Architecture and Interior Design: Compare and Contrast

Modules 11 - 12: Discussion Architecture and Interior Design: Compare and Contrast 

make sure you do this discussion for 2 different people. Submit 2 different documents, different pictures and explanation.

This discussion includes compare/contrast and image searches + analysis. You should now be familiar with both architecture and interior design (and interior architecture) practices. Answer the following: Compare / Contrast

1. What are some of the differences between architecture and interior design?  What training, practices, and/or skills do they share, and which are distinct? Use examples from the learning activities. 

2. What, in your opinion, is the most important tool or skill set used in these fields? Give examples from the learning activities (videos or readings) of the tool or skillset and how it is used.   (50 words)

3. Select a SINGLE Design Principle or element. Search for three images that exemplify the SINGLE principle/element you have chosen.

Upload one image from each of the following fields:

Architecture

Interior Architecture

Interior Design

Write 1-2 sentences IDENTIFYing what design elements and principles are active in creating the design - and how are those elements and principles WORKING. Use design elements (ingredients) and principles (recipe) KEYWORDS to illustrate your analysis. Be Specific! 

Cite your sources (provide image URL).

Use the "upload image function" to ensure your picture appears in your post correctly. No links!  Your image must be embedded in your post. 

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(Please visit your post after submitting to ensure your image is appearing correctly - I will not visit linked url's and cannot accept your images via inbox/email. The images must be visible in the post.)

4. Reply to one of your peer's posts - making substantive comments. 

Keywords

Design Principles: (Recipe)

Balance/Alignment

• Contrast
• Emphasis
• Proportion

Pattern/Repetition

Gradation

Movement

Design Elements: (Ingredients)

Line 

Shape

Form

Size

Space

Color

Texture

Value

Gestalt Principles: 

Similarity

Proximity

Continuity

Closure

Figure/Ground