CONCEPT DEVELOPMENT & VISUALIZATION
• Introduction: Transitioning abstract, philosophical design ideas into concrete, unified visual concepts and interior identity directions.
Instructor Profile
Prerequisites
Principles of Spatial Composition.
Color Theory & Materiality.
Description
• Topics Covered: Mood board curation; abstraction methods; narrative-driven design; spatial translation grids; materials storytelling.
• Course Objectives: Master the initial creative phases of design, ensuring a clear thread connects an abstract concept to physical interior forms.
• Learning Outcomes: Create cohesive physical and digital concept boards, articulate a spatial narrative, and sketch rapid abstract layouts.
• Tools & Materials: Material swatches; magazine clippings; foam boards; Adobe Photoshop; heavy markers.
Course Rules
· • Course Rules: The Concept Thread Imperative: Final designs must visibly reflect the initial abstract concept board. If a design veers off into random decorative choices, it fails the brief. Process Work Documentation: Sketchbooks proving the evolution of the concept must be handed in.
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