Cape Peninsula University of Technology
Full-Time Courses | Institution | Member of the IID
The practice of interior design relates to architecture on the one hand and to industrial design on the other. The aim of the course is to develop awareness and skills ranging from design in building to furniture design, and could be defined as the creative problem-solving process applied to the practical solution of three-dimensional problems, primarily within the environment of buildings.
- Colleen Cocotos
- 021 440 2278
- cocotosc@cput.ac.za
- www.cput.ac.za
- 6&7th Floor, Thomas Pattulo Building, 19 Jan Smuts Road, Foreshore, Cape Town
Lecturers
- Colleen Cocotos
- Carike Abrahamse
- Maretha Dreyer
- Kelly-Ann Jansen
- Siphiwe Conco
About Cape Peninsula University of Technology
The course objectives are:
- To develop a critical awareness and practical application of two- and specifically three-dimensional design principles
- To create awareness of the commercial applications of design
- To encourage understanding of the responsibility of the designer to society and the individual user
- To draw on historical and contemporary studies in order to heighten design awareness
- To provide the opportunity to acquire knowledge of the performance of materials and how they can be applied to construction
- To develop the skills required to communicate the design intention
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Wednesday 28 August 2019
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