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IMIM407/MIMA408/ MIRE204 İÇ MİMARLIKTA MALİYET TAHMİNİ VE ŞANTİYE YÖNETİMİ

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Category: Faculty of Fine Arts, Design and Architecture

INAR 205 Computer Aided Design

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Category: Interior Design

INAR 424 Contemporary Materials for inspirational Design

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Category: Interior Design

INAR102 Basic Design II

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Category: Interior Design

INAR201/INAR202 INTERIOR ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN-I

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Category: Interior Design

INAR202 INTERIOR ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN-II

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Category: Interior Design

INAR204/FADA308 EXPERIMENTAL DESIGN

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Category: Faculty of Fine Arts, Design and Architecture

INAR207 BUILDING CONSTRUCTION IN INTERIOR ARCHITECTURE-I

This course contains the analysis, design and constructional principles of the building elements. In this context as a structural element roofs (terrace roofs, hipped, gable roofs, roof elements /post, beam, rafter, roof trusses, roof finishes, rain gutters and pipes, water and moisture insulation solutions); as completion elements roof lights, wall openings, doors and windows, banisters and rails, suspended ceilings, raised floors, etc.; finally as finishes floor, wall, ceiling surface finishes, surface joint finishes, expansion joints finishes, etc. are examined. In Construction in Interior Architecture course it is aimed to enable the students to gain necessary basic knowledge on designing and constructing the hardware of a building. Subjects are examined in terms of architectural and interior design principles.
Category: Interior Design

INAR208 BUILDING CONSTRUCTION IN INTERIOR ARCHITECTURE-II

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In this course, a holistic approach is taken to the hardware of a building of which all structural elements are examined individually previously. The two production processes, which are on site and off site productions, in the construction industry are examined. The conventional way of constructing a building, site organization and management, production stages are covered by on site production. Off site production deals with the prefabricated building systems: prefabricated reinforced concrete panels, frame structures, timber panels and frame structures, steel structures. The target of this course is to enable the students to gain knowledge on the modularization and standardization as well as the work flows in the building production processes and mass productions. Subjects are examined in terms of architectural design principles.

Category: Interior Design

INAR209/ARCT209 Building Physics 1

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Category: Interior Design

INAR210 BUILDING PHYSICS II

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Category: Interior Design

INAR224 Visual Design with Photoshop

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Category: Interior Design

INAR301/INAR302 INTERIOR ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN-III

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Category: Interior Design

INAR302 Interior Architectural Design IV

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Category: Interior Design

INAR401/INAR402 Interior Design V

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Category: Interior Design

INAR402 GRADUATION PROJECT

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Category: Interior Design

INAR403 INTEGRATED APPLICATION OF INTERIOR DESIGN PROJECT

This course aims to synthesize the occupational knowledge gained in the theoretical disciplines and the actual application. Interior design students are provided with the awareness and ability of integrating the environmental, spatial, structural, functional and aesthetical decisions that are essential for the interior design and decoration in a holistic manner. Within this context, it is aimed to encourage students to search and to create their own solutions according to their project proposals. The course deals with the application drawings of the completed interior design project in detail (1/10 - 1/5 - 1/2- 1/1 scaled) and the expression and presentation techniques and standards that are applied in harmony with the working stages. Within this process, it is also expected to equip students with professional practice.
Category: Interior Design

INAR405 PHILOSOPHY OF DESIGN

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Category: Faculty of Fine Arts, Design and Architecture

INAR505 Ergonomics

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Category: Master Program in Interior Architecture (MA)

INAR514 THEORY OF CONSERVATION

Conceptual definitions and terminologies for understanding the theory of conservation. Historical approaches towards developing the theory of conservation. Basic concepts in architectural field. Types of cultural and historic heritage; architectural buildings, archaeological sites, historic area (historic urban quarter and village core). Contemporary international regulations; accepted principles, charters and declarations. The importance of recording and documentation. Conservation and the unity of style; destruction for the sake of restoration and the anti-restoration theory. Analytical approach towards the structures and the original materials. Authenticity, changing criteria and concept of authenticity in architectural conservation; adaptive re-use of the traditional buildings with emphasis on predetermined revitalization approaches. Conservation, revitalization and design in historic environment (urban conservation). Encouragement of public participation. Course complies with ARCH 532 Theory of Conservation.

Category: Interior Design
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