This course has two required components. Students need to register for both when signing up for this course. There is a studio section for the asynchronous portions of the course and a workshop section for the required, synchronous components of the course. The meeting pattern that appears on the workshop section represents the actual times during which students will need to attend the synchronous portions of this course.This studio class focuses on the understanding and use of color and materials in interior environments. Students learn basic theory of light, fundamental design principles such as texture, hue, value, saturation, and how they dramatically affect elemental qualities of spatial configurations. Equally pivotal to this course are the visual and physical articulations of surfaces, placement of objects, light and space as a consequence of how they are utilized as design tools. Projects include the consideration and interrogation of existing spaces and creating innovative ones that experiment with these interrelated concepts such as the inherent manipulation of space through these aspects of design practices.

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