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Learning Outcomes |
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Understand visual perception in interior design, understand formation, development and applications of regulation principles. |
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Understands the history of art and culture, aesthetics and materials in the field of interior architecture. |
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Obtains visual and written information and data in interior design process, evaluates and uses it in line with aesthetic and user needs. |
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Understand the effects and importance of interior history touch, learn techniques for documentation, survey and restoration projects. |
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Solves the necessary details for the application of the space and equipment elements that he designs. |
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Professional ethics, environmental and legal responsibilities are known. |
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He chooses modern vehicles, techniques and technologies in his profession and uses them effectively |
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It effectively uses communication and information techniques, including hand drawings, models, and computer-assisted narratives. |
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Subjects |
Teaching Methods and Technics |
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Subjects related to Interior Architecture / Surveying et al. Project to be distributed to students
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Studies and research related to the building of the report. Study of topics to be discussed
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Seminar: one of the students a) Example of the presentation of the restoration project , and b) the proposed discussion of the need lists
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Workshop on Building Restitution and Restoration Project and Architectural Style Work done + Evaluation of commons
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Evaluation of Space Organization study
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Lecture : Restoration Examples of successful domestic and foreign , + Internal evaluation of architectural design work
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Plans , sections, elevations and perspective prepared with cover for indoor design evaluation.
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Midterm Exam ( given a 4-hour studio work done on the subject , in 1:10 scale plans , interior elevations, and 1:5, and 1:2 with the internal perspective of the design narrative with details )
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Conference: Surveying examples of restoration work , at 13:15 , Studio + Evaluation of Project Work
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Plans , sections, elevations and perspective prepared with cover for indoor design evaluation.
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Seminar : Students hazaırla their restoration and restitution projects powerpoint presentation as a presentation ; Invited : Expert Architects, Interior Architects, Conservators
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Monuments High board of experts, expert evaluation of company representatives + Project Work
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Plans , sections, elevations and perspective prepared with cover for indoor design evaluation.
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Example of presentation layout presentation on the evaluation of the proposal calls
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Example of presentation layout presentation on the evaluation of the proposal calls
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Final Exam |
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Material / Resources |
Information About Resources |
Reference / Recommended Resources |
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De Chiara, Joseph , NK2110D43 2001, 71346163, Time-saver standards for interior design and space planning McGraw-Hill New York 2001. |
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Callender, John Hancock , M TH 51 T55 1997 , Time-saver standards for architectural design data. |
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Feilden, Bernard Melchior , NA105F45 2003,0-7506-5863-0, Conservation of historic buildings. |
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İç Mimarlıkta Bağlam + Çevre,2012, Sally Sone Literatür Yayını
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İç Mimarlıkta Biçim + Yapı, 2012, Sally Stone, Literatür Yayını |
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Learning Outcomes |
Program Outcomes |
Method of Assessment |
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Understand visual perception in interior design, understand formation, development and applications of regulation principles. |
6͵9 |
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Understands the history of art and culture, aesthetics and materials in the field of interior architecture. |
7͵8͵9 |
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Obtains visual and written information and data in interior design process, evaluates and uses it in line with aesthetic and user needs. |
6͵9 |
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Understand the effects and importance of interior history touch, learn techniques for documentation, survey and restoration projects. |
8͵9 |
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Solves the necessary details for the application of the space and equipment elements that he designs. |
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Professional ethics, environmental and legal responsibilities are known. |
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He chooses modern vehicles, techniques and technologies in his profession and uses them effectively |
6͵9͵14 |
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It effectively uses communication and information techniques, including hand drawings, models, and computer-assisted narratives. |
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