2009 RADA WYDZ wnetrza I st ENGLISH ramowe-sem-lato

COURSE DESCRIPTION
Code:
in summer’s semester
6-a AW6007
6-b AW6008
INTERIOR DESIGN full-time 1st degree (BSc)
Field and type of study:
INTERIOR DESIGN 2
Course name:
Category:
mandatory
10
ECTS points:
Unit/Department running
the course:
Number of hours
in semester:
L–
THE DEPARTMENT OF INTERIOR DESIGN
T–
Lb –
W–
P – 60
S–
The Aim of the Subject:
To develop the knowledge and awareness of ergonomics and creative approaches working on a
particular interior with a specific function and ambience. To develop a design with strong
conceptual basis and attention to visual and functional aspects of the site (building etc.).
To further students’ spatial awareness and the influence a space can have on its users.
The Scope of the Subject:
To design an interior with a commercial function (customer services). Projects include suggested
furniture/ appliance arrangements and/or students’ own design furniture schemes. Emphasis is
placed upon the delivery of more in-depth and innovative suggestions
Subject:
6-a an interior design project of an apartment/flat with an office space.
6-b an interior design project of a larger office space with extra living quarters (a flat)
Delivery:
Individual tutorials requirements: plans, sections, perspective drawings, colour schemes and
suggested illumination.
The content was worked out by:
prof. arch. wnętrz Barbara Borkowska-Larysz
Requirements:
Final project portfolio and presentation assessment. Continuous assessment.
Bibliography:
Arnheim, R.: Sztuka i percepcja wzrokowa, Wydawnictwo Artystyczne i Filmowe, Warszawa 1978;
Hall, E. T.: Ukryty wymiar, Wydawnictwo Muza, Warszawa 1997; Hall, E. T.: Bezgłośny język,
PIW, Warszawa 1987; Gedliczka, A.: Atlas miar człowieka. CIOP, Warszawa 2001; Guidot, R.:
Design 1940-1990. Wzornictwo i projektowanie. Arkady, Warszawa 1998; Markiewicz, P.:
Vademecum projektanta. Prezentacja nowoczesnych technologii budowlanych, Archi – Plus,
Kraków 2001.
COURSE DESCRIPTION
Code:
in summer’s semester
AW6012
INTERIOR DESIGN full-time 1st degree (BSc)
Field and type of study:
EXHIBITION DESIGN
Course name:
Details:
Category:
elective
8
ECTS points:
Unit/Department running
the course:
Number of hours
in semester:
L–
THE DEPARTMENT OF INTERIOR DESIGN
T–
Lb –
W–
P – 45
S–
The Aim of the Subject:
Introduction to the rules of exhibition design.
The Scope of the Subject:
Larger exhibitions as well as exhibition stands. The role of lighting, colour and graphics in
exhibition design. Structural solutions depending on the size of the displayed objects.
Subject:
To design an exhibition (gallery or an exhibition stand) within the given context and environment.
Delivery:
Short lectures. Individual tutorials.
The content was worked out by:
prof. arch. wnętrz Barbara Borkowska-Larysz
Requirements:
Technical drawings and visualisations of the proposed scheme. Plans and elevations of the
proposal/s. Model (scale depending on the design)
Bibliography:
Mc Dermontt c.: Design – sztuka projektowania, 1999, Guidot R.: Design – wzornictwo i
projektowanie, Wyd. Arkady 1998, PłaŜewska m.: Dane do projektowania wnętrz i ich
wyposaŜenia. IWP 1992, Batogowska A.: Atlas antropometryczny, IWP 1992.
COURSE DESCRIPTION
ode:
in summer’s semester
AW6072
INTERIOR DESIGN full-time 1st degree (BSc)
Field and type of study:
GRAPHIC DESIGN 2
Course name:
Details:
Category:
elective
4
ECTS points:
Unit/Department running
the course:
Number of hours
in semester:
L–
THE UNIT FOR VISUAL ARTS
THE DEPARTMENT OF INTERIOR DESIGN
T–
Lb –
W–
P – 30
S–
The Aim of the Subject:
To develop a more in-depth knowledge of graphic design, graphic design for media and
advertising, symbols and logos, typography. Students work on creating their own font.
The Scope of the Subject:
Students learn to operate in various modes/techniques: detail versus general composition,
graphics versus font, graphic metaphors.
Subject:
Specific topics presented in depth, as listed above.
Delivery:
Tutorials.
The content was worked out by:
dr Waldemar Regucki
Requirements:
Portfolio of drawings/works
Bibliography:
Piotr Rypson, Obraz słowa – historia poezji wizualnej; Aleš Krejča, Techniki sztuk graficznych;
Danuta Wróblewska, Polska grafika współczesna, Polska grafika lat dziewięćdziesiątych ; Janina
Wiercińska, Sztuka i ksiąŜka; Maciej Bóbr, Mistrzowie grafiki europejskiej;
czasopisma: Graphis, 2+3D grafika plus produkt, Projekt.
COURSE DESCRIPTION
Kod:
in summer’s semester
AW4023
INTERIOR DESIGN full-time 1st degree (BSc)
Field and type of study:
LIGHTING AND ILLUMINATION
Course name:
Details:
Category:
elective
4
ECTS points:
Unit/Department running
the course:
Number of hours
in semester:
L–
THE DEPARTMENT OF INTERIOR DESIGN
T–
Lb –
W–
P – 30
S–
The Aim of the Subject:
To develop more in depth knowledge of illumination. To develop an understanding of the rules and
ways of creating unique ambience in a space, with consideration of the viewer’s visual comfort and
safety.
The Scope of the Subject:
To teach students to be able to read photometric curves and use various illumination catalogues
and resources. To develop students’ understanding of luminance depending on the quality of
spaces. To focus on proper ways of illumination which considers various urban and architectural
factors.
Subject:
To design illumination of an interior in a communal space.
Delivery:
Tutorials
The content was worked out by:
dr inŜ. arch. Małgorzata Bartnicka
Requirements:
Final project portfolio assessment. Total marks average received by a student from projects
finished throughout the year.
Bibliography:
Banach M., Podstawy techniki oświetlania, PWN, Warszawa 1982; czasopismo: Światło, Fakt sp.
z o.o., Bydgoszcz (dwumiesięcznik); Feiner J.: Stosowanie metod światłoprzestrzennych we
wnętrzach przeznaczonych do ekspozycji, Politechnika Krakowska, Kraków 1975; Konrad K.,
Światło w filmie, Wydawnictwa Artystyczne i Filmowe, Warszawa 1983; PN-84/E-02033
Oświetlenie wnętrz światłem elektrycznym; Technika Świetlna ’96 , Poradnik – Informator, Polski
Komitet Oświetleniowy Stowarzyszenia Elektryków Polskich, Warszawa 1996; Wybrane
zagadnienia techniki oświetlania, Wydawnictwo Techniczne, Warszawa 1978.
COURSE DESCRIPTION
Kod:
in summer’s semester
AW4053
INTERIOR DESIGN full-time 1st degree (BSc)
Field and type of study:
STRUCTURAL MECHANICS 2
Course name:
Details:
Category:
elective
4
ECTS points:
Unit/Department running
the course:
Number of hours
in semester:
L–
THE UNIT FOR ENGINEERING DESIGN
T – 30
Lb –
W–
P–
S–
The Aim of the Subject:
Acquiring working knowledge of the basic analysis and prototype topology and form-finding of
statically indeterminate structures irrespective of scale, material, and function. Developing of
structural intuition
The Scope of the Subject:
Statically indeterminate structures as safe, redundant-rigidity structures, not adaptable to the
environment. Single-span beams. Continuous multi-span beams. Frames. Models of supports,
joints and loadings. Basic types of materials: wood, masonry, concrete, metals. Schematic models
of real structures. Basic analysis for preliminary optimal synthesis of continuous, trussed and
composite structures. Shape and cross-section optimization. Lightweight structures.
Delivery:
Lectures: historical and contemporary examples and solutions. Tutorials.
The content was worked out by:
dr hab. inŜ. Zenon Rychter
Assoc. Professor of Structural Mechanics
Requirements:
Grades based on written tests for each subject.
Bibliography:
1. Salvadori, Mario, Structure in Architecture: the building of buildings, Englewood-Clifffs, PrenticeHall, 1975.
2. Torroja, Eudardo, Les structures architecturales: leur conception – leur realisation, Paris,
Editions Eyrolles, 1969.
COURSE DESCRIPTION
Kod:
in summer’s semester
AW4117
INTERIOR DESIGN full-time 1st degree (BSc)
Field and type of study:
COMPUTER AIDED DESIGN 2
Course name:
Details:
Category:
elective
4
ECTS points:
Unit/Department running
the course:
Number of hours
in semester:
L–
THE DEPARTMENT OF ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN
T–
Lb –
W – 45
P–
S–
The Aim of the Subject:
To teach students to use and create multimedia presentations.
The Scope of the Subject:
Visual and audio presentations with the use of multimedia programmes and the Internet. Students
learn to create interactive presentations. To develop students' graphic design skills and visual
sensitivity. To acquaint students with the use of interfaces and the basics of web design.
Subject:
Students make a presentation of one of their previous projects with the use of relevant computer
programmes.
Delivery:
Final website designed by the student with the links to the university website
The content was worked out by:
dr inŜ. arch. Aleksander Asanowicz
Requirements:
Tutorials.
Bibliography:
Jim Buyens, Microsoft Visual Web Developer 2005 Express Edition: Projektuj sam!, Promise 2006;
David A. Crowder, Tworzenie stron WWW. Biblia, Helion 2005; Bartosz CzyŜkowski, Tworzenie
stron WWW, Mikom 2005; Jakob Nielsen, Funkcjonalność stron www. 50 witryn bez sekretów,
Helion 2006; Ani Phyo, WebDesign. Projektowanie atrakcyjnych stron WWW, Helion 2003.
COURSE DESCRIPTION
Code:
in summer’s semester
AW5111
INTERIOR DESIGN full-time 1st degree (BSc)
Field and type of study:
Course name:
ARTS
Details:
VISUAL ARTS 2 – FREEHAND DRAWING
Category:
Optional (available as choice)
4
ECTS points:
Unit/Department running
the course:
Number of hours
in semester:
L–
THE UNIT FOR VISUAL ARTS
THE DEPARTMENT OF INTERIOR DESIGN
T–
Lb –
W – 45
P–
S–
The Aim of the Subject:
To further develop students' individual drawing skills and design identity.
The Scope of the Subject:
Drawing as a means of communication.
Subject:
The study and drawings of still life in context (space/environment). Drawings of a piece of furniture,
of an architectural space
Delivery:
Tutorials. Sketches and drawings.
The content was worked out by:
dr hab. Andrzej Dworakowski, prof. PB
Requirements:
Students are required to habd in a protfolio of 15-20 drawings in various techniques.
Bibliography:
KsiąŜki z dziedziny: Perspektywy w architekturze, Rysunku odręcznego i Anatomii człowieka.
COURSE DESCRIPTION
Code:
in summer’s semester
AW6070
INTERIOR DESIGN full-time 1st degree (BSc)
Field and type of study:
Course name:
ARTS
Details:
VISUAL ARTS 2 – PAINTING
Category:
Optional (available as choice)
4
ECTS points:
Unit/Department running
the course:
Number of hours
in semester:
L–
THE UNIT FOR VISUAL ARTS
T–
Lb –
W – 45
P–
S–
The Aim of the Subject:
To further develop the skills and various drawing/painting techniques the students have already
acquired in order to realistically interpret and reinterpret spaces and environments in various
scales.
The Scope of the Subject:
Students develop their own personal styles using their preferred techniques.
Subject:
Still life. Human being in an interior/space. Cityscape. Students further develop their particular
interests.
Delivery:
A series of drawings and paintings (10-15) in various techniques (on paper or canvas, oil, gauche,
acrylic paints etc.).
The content was worked out by:
dr hab. Janusz Debis, prof. PB
Requirements:
Students are expected to deliver 10-15 drawings in various techniques. Portfolio assessment.
Bibliography:
Władysław Ślesiński, Techniki malarskie spoiwa organiczne,
Jan Białostocki, Sztuka cenniejsza niŜ złoto, tom I i II .
COURSE DESCRIPTION
Code:
in summer’s semester
AW5115
INTERIOR DESIGN full-time 1st degree (BSc)
Field and type of study:
Course name:
ARTS
Details:
VISUAL ARTS 2 – MODELLING
Category:
Optional (available as choice)
4
ECTS points:
Unit/Department running
the course:
Number of hours
in semester:
L–
THE DEPARTMENT OF INTERIOR DESIGN
THE UNIT FOR VISUAL ARTS
T–
Lb –
W – 45
P–
S–
The Aim of the Subject:
To expand and develop students' understanding and use of various surfaces and materials in a
spatial context. Students analyse 'open' and 'closed' spaces and spatial works/installations.
Relationship between the 'inside' and 'outside', density and void.
The Scope of the Subject:
Students model a dual space - 2 elements to show the relationship and unity between the 'outside'
and 'inside'.
Subject:
In the search of the interior end exterior spaces.
Delivery:
Workshops.
The content was worked out by:
dr art. rzeźb. Jarosław Perszko
Requirements:
Final model presentation.
Bibliography:
S.E.Rasmussen, Odczuwanie architektury, 1962, wyd. polskie 1999; Ch.Norberg – Shulc, Bycie,
przestrzeń i architektura, 1971, wyd. polskie 1999; St.Kościelecki, Problemy formy i wyobraźni
plastycznej, 1980; E.Gombrich, Sztuka izłudzenie,PIW,1981; A.śadowa, Poszukiwania i
eksperymenty, Wydawn. Artyst i Film. W-wa 1982; W.Kandynsky, Punkt,linia a płaszczyzna, PIW
1986; opracowania dotyczące sztuki i architektury bizantyjskiej, orientalnej i ludowej; katalogi
materiałowe.
COURSE DESCRIPTION
Kod:
in summer’s semester
AW4069
INTERIOR DESIGN full-time 1st degree (BSc)
Field and type of study:
Course name:
ARTS
Details:
VISUAL ARTS 2 – SCULPTURE
Category:
Optional (available as choice)
4
ECTS points:
Unit/Department running
the course:
Number of hours
in semester:
L–
THE DEPARTMENT Of INTERIOR DESIGN
THE UNIT FOR VISUAL ARTS
T–
Lb –
W – 45
P–
S–
The Aim of the Subject:
To further develop students sculptural skills. Their understanding of proportions, scales , voids and
solids.
The Scope of the Subject:
Students investigate and experiment with the scales and proportions. One of the tasks is to sculpt
a 1:5 scaled model of a human. Human body in an environment.
Subject:
'Man is the measure of all things..'
Delivery:
Tutorials and workshops.
The content was worked out by:
dr art. rzeźb. Jarosław Perszko
Requirements:
Student presentation.
Bibliography:
Anatomia dla plastyków; E. Gombrich, Sztuka izłudzenie,PIW,1981; St. Kościelecki, Problemy
formy i wyobraźni plastycznej, 1980; Ch.Norberg – Shulc, Bycie, przestrzeń i architektura, 1971,
wyd. polskie 1999; S. E. Rasmussen, Odczuwanie architektury, 1962, wyd. polskie 1999;
opracowania albumowe dotyczące architektury i rzeźby.