What you'll learn

Designing an ergonomic residential space

Working with criteria matrix

Working with bubble diagrams

Developing a furnished floor plan

Furnishing a floor plan based on residential space standards

Requirements

Printable (Found in the resources) : CRITERIA MATRIX AND ADJENCECY-Model, Floor Plan.

Tracing papers, Sticky notes, black marker, 2 colored markers, black ink pen, circular templates ruler (optional), triangle ruler, masking tape.

Description

Space planning is a fundamental aspect of interior design that directly influences the functionality, flow, and overall aesthetic appeal of a space. In this course, participants will explore the principles, techniques, and strategies of effective space planning in interior design. Through a combination of theoretical concepts and a practical exercise. Participants will develop the skills needed to create well-organized, efficient, and ergonomic interior spaces.This course is divided into 3 sections: Section 1: We will start by understanding the scope of the project. Elaborating the 5 steps to approaching a project: starting with meeting our clients all the way to executing our project.Section 2: I believe that the best way to learning is through practice, for this reason I will explain space planning with an exercise, you have the choice to either watch the process and practice afterwards, or you can grab the materials listed and work along. Hands on we will work step by step to plan efficiently our interior residential space:Begin by thoroughly examining the space we're working with.Determine the purpose of the space and identify the specific activities that will take place within it.Divide the space into different zones based on their intended use. Assess the plan from different perspectives and make adjustments as necessary. Consider how the space plan aligns with the client's requirements and preferences. in this section we will get very close to the final outcome and we will reach 70% of our final plan. Only furniture setup would be missing but would be completed by the end of this course.Section 3: (divided into 5 lectures) we will go deeper and understand the standards of anthropology in interior design through the standards of furnishing in specific rooms covering all of the following objectives.Lecture 1: bathroom standards and circulationsLecture 2: bedroom standards and dimensionsLecture 3: kitchen standards and circulationsLecture 4: Living room standard and circulationsLecture 5: Dining room standard and circulations By the end of this course, participants will have a comprehensive understanding of space planning in interior design. They will possess the skills and knowledge to analyze space requirements, develop efficient floor plans, create functional zones, incorporate design elements and principles, and effectively communicate their ideas. Whether pursuing a career in interior design or simply seeking to improve their own living environment, participants will be equipped with the tools to create well-designed and thoughtfully organized interior spaces. Are you brave enough to start? Join me now and let’s master the interior design profession.

Overview

Section 1: 5 Steps to approaching a project

Lecture 1 Interior design project approach and execution

Section 2: Creating a floor plan - Hands on -

Lecture 2 Reading the floor plan and working with criteria matrix

Lecture 3 On Paper

Lecture 4 Partitioning (Bubble Diagram & Block Diagram)

Lecture 5 On Paper

Section 3: Space planning - Room by room guideline -1- Bathroom

Lecture 6 Bathroom types, clearances and standard dimensions

Lecture 7 Bathroom appliances and characteristics

Lecture 8 Design approach for bathroom layouts

Lecture 9 Designing a bathroom floor plan: on paper analysis

Section 4: Space planning - Room by room guideline -2- Bedroom

Lecture 10 Bedroom types, standard dimensions and clearances

Lecture 11 Types of bedroom furniture, dimensions and characteristics

Lecture 12 Bedroom closet design

Lecture 13 Designing a bedroom floor plan: on paper analysis

Section 5: Space planning - Room by room guideline -4- Kitchen

Lecture 14 Modular kitchen layouts and dimensions

Lecture 15 Kitchen circulation and cabinet standards

Lecture 16 Main kitchen appliances and specifications

Lecture 17 Kitchen island and seating standards

Lecture 18 Designing a kitchen floor plan: on paper analysis

Section 6: Space planning - Room by room guideline -3- Living room

Lecture 19 Living room shapes and dimensions

Lecture 20 Types of living room furniture

Lecture 21 Living room clearances and circulation

Lecture 22 Furniture layout

Lecture 23 Designing a living room floor plan: on paper analysis

Section 7: Space planning - Room by room guideline -5- Dining room

Lecture 24 Dining room standard dimensions

Lecture 25 Dining room furniture choice and dimensions

Lecture 26 Clearance and circulation + How to Choose the Correct Table Size for Your Room

Lecture 27 Designing a dining room floor plan: on paper analysis

Section 8: Closure

Lecture 28 Thank you note

Beginners in Interior design, interior design enthusiasts and decorators.