IND5930
Special Topics in Interior Design: Visual Narratives of London: Picturing the Past and Present
4 Credit Hours
Summer 2027
London, England
N/A
Studies in Design
Course Description

This course examines various topics based on departmental offerings. Students engage with the study of current interior design trends or technologies, and/or interdisciplinary analysis approaches relevant to the interior design field. Repeatable for credit with change in topic up to 12 credit hours. This course introduces foundational techniques for exploring and interpreting London through photography as a creative practice. Emphasis is placed on engaging with the city’s architectural past and present by using digital photography to produce images of interior and exterior architecture, design objects, architectural details, and the ways in which people interact with them. The goal of this course is to help students learn about the urban development of London over time and document their individual interpretation of the city through their camera lenses.

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