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Nidhip Mehta Area Head, Interior Architecture + Design

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Nidhip Mehta

Area Head, Interior Architecture + Design

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Courses offered:

IAD | Interior Architecture + Design: BA (Hons)

Delhi | Noida | Jaipur | Mumbai

IDS | Interior Design + Styling: PG Diploma

Delhi | Noida | Jaipur | Mumbai

PD | Product Design: BA (Hons)

Noida | Mumbai

JD | Jewellery Design: BA (Hons) + PG Diploma

Jaipur

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IAD + IDS overview

Interior architecture + design4 year BA (Hons) degree

Validated by Nottingham Trent University, UK

Delhi, Noida, Jaipur, Mumbai

Interior design + styling2 year PG Diploma

Validated by Domus Academy, Milan, Italy

Delhi, Noida, Jaipur, Mumbai

space design

how spaces work and function

layout and space planning

anthropometrics and ergonomics

materials, construction, structure, services

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Interior architecture + design

Interior design + styling

what are the differences between…

architecture?

interior architecture?

interior design?

interior decoration?

interior styling?

IAD + IDS

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ARCHITECTS plan and design buildings, inside and out.

INTERIOR ARCHITECTS plan, arrange, and create the interior spaces of buildings.

INTERIOR DESIGNERS detail the interior spaces in terms of finishes, furniture, etc.

INTERIOR STYLISTS create a ‘look’ or ‘theme’ by decorating the spaces with furnishings and accessories.

IAD + IDS

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TRANSFORMordinary spaces into extraordinary places

IMPROVE the well-being and comfort of users

DEFINE the environments we inhabit for much of our lives

what interior architects/designers do…

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a professional designer

qualified by education & experience

to enhance/articulate the function & quality of interior spaces for the purposes of

improving the quality of life,

increasing productivity, and

protecting the health, safety, and welfare of individuals and communities

what is an interior architect/designer…

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Kn

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learning by doing – the design studio

no ‘classrooms’ or ‘lecture halls’

no mugging up – no exams – no textbooks

working hard because it’s fun and creative

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IAD/IDS courses involve…

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IAD study tours

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student work IAD

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student work IAD

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student work IAD

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student work IAD

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student work IAD

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student work IDS

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student work IDS

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real estate is the second largest employment sector in india1

rapid urbanisation in india means many new buildings and spaces requring many new interior architects

employment sectors:new housing developments

private residential renovations

commercial offices

retail shops, showrooms, and malls

restaurants, cafés, and lounges

hotels, spas, and resorts

hospitals and health care centres

recreational facilities

educational institutions

1 source: ficci, 2013

IAD/IDS careers

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real estate is the second largest employment sector in india1

rapid urbanisation in india means many new buildings and spaces requring many new interior architects

employment modes:self-employment

entrepreneurship

salaried jobs in design firms

salaried jobs as in-house designer

consultancy

freelancing

academics and research

diversification

specialization1 source: ficci, 2013

IAD/IDS careers

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Product Design overview

product design4 year BA (Hons) degree

Validated by Nottingham Trent University, UK

Noida, Mumbai

industrial design

furniture

accessories

interior furnishings

retail products

hardware

bath fittings

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Product Design

integrated projects

interface with industry professionals

industry visits

concept development

3D visualization

market and consumer trends

technical requirements

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student work PD

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Jewellery Design overview

Jewellery design4 year BA (Hons) degreeValidated by Nottingham Trent University, UKJaipur

Jewellery design (new)2 year PG diplomaValidated by Domus Academy, Milan, ItalyJaipur

jewellery product developmenttrained design professionals

designer approachnew enterprises; individual labels

integration of jewellery, luxury, fashion

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student work JD

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student work JD

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student work JD

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who is a design student?

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To produce competent, creative, and ethical interior architects who are intellectually mature, ecologically sensitive, and socially responsible.

To produce employable graduates who are well balanced in their knowledge and skills.

To foster independence, resourcefulness, responsibility and team-working.

To accommodate a diversity of students and approaches in order to produce a variety of graduates.

To provide an engaging, coherent, and delightful learning experience.

ENJOYMENT

DIVERSITY

PROFESSIONALISM

BALANCE

COMPETENCE

attributes of a design student

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desire more than skills

substance more than style

exploring more than drawing

researching more than studying

fulfillment more than achievement

competence more than knowledge

learning to learn more than learning to know

the ideal design student values…

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the ideal design student…has a positive frame of mind

is energetic and mischievous

is inherently adventurous and ready to explore

is quietly observant and curious

has hobbies, interests, pastimes… … and secrets!

is someone who reads, writes, surfs, draws, doodles, snaps, composes… … for the fun of it!

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Any query? Use you chat window to enter questions

Nidhip Mehta Area Head, Interior Architecture + Design

phone: +11-48907222email: [email protected]

www.pearlacademy.com

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