INTERIOR DESIGN OFFICIAL BACHELOR DEGREE 240 ECTS 4 YEARS COMMERCIAL SPACES HOUSE AND FURNITURE TEMPORARY SPACES OFFICIAL SCHOOL OF HIGHER EDUCATION IN DESIGN
L LCI BARCELONA IS A MEMBER OF THE LCI EDUCATION NETWORK, PRESENT IN 5 CONTINENTS, WITH 22 HIGHER EDUCATION CAMPUSES. TORONTO, CANADA LaSalle College Toronto School of Design VANCOUVER, CANADA LaSalle College Vancouver Canadian Second Language Institute (CSLI) MONTRÉAL, CANADA LaSalle College Montréal Inter-Dec College Montréal International Language Centre (MILC) BARCELONA, SPAIN LCI Barcelona TANGIER, MOROCCO Collège LaSalle Tanger RABAT, MOROCCO Collège LaSalle Rabat ISTANBUL, TURKEY LaSalle College Istanbul TUNIS, TUNISIA Collège LaSalle Tunis BEIJING, CHINA MONTERREY, MEXICO LCI Monterrey MARRAKECH, MOROCCO Collège LaSalle Marrakech CASABLANCA, MOROCCO Collège LaSalle Casablanca École supérieure de commerce et de Management (ESCM) BARRANQUILLA, COLOMBIA LCI Barranquilla BOGOTÁ, COLOMBIA LCI Bogotá JAKARTA, INDONESIA LaSalle College Jakarta SURABAYA, INDONESIA LaSalle College Surabaya SÃO PAULO, BRAZIL São Paulo Office MELBOURNE, AUSTRALIA Academy of Design Australia Fusion English ABOUT THE LCI EDUCATION NETWORK LCI Education originated in LaSalle College Montréal and was founded in 1959. Today the network has about 1,500 employees training each year more than 10,000 students worldwide. LCI EDUCATION OFFERS YOU: A vital and enriching experience, with an incomparable international visibility Guaranteed quality training thanks to an extensive experience Mobility between the different network campuses in order to complete your training, getting to know different cultures and enhancing your personal experience Internationally recognized studies and an extensive network of international contacts
ABOUT LCI BARCELONA LCI Barcelona, Official School of Higher Education in Design, is the new campus of the LCI Education network. Our training program consists of: Official higher degrees in Design (Product, Interior, Graphic and Fashion) Master and Postgraduate programs Professional training courses through Further Training Programs Summer courses In-company training, meeting the needs of a specific company or sector We train design professionals of recognized standing and global vision, to be able to face the current challenges of the highly competitive and constantly changing market. Our programs are designed for students to integrate in a practical and dynamic way the latest theoretical concepts, techniques and processes as well as social trends that allow them to bring innovation and added value into the area of their specialty. The content and learning is based on the actual context of the organizations and students are directed and accompanied at all times by tutors with an experienced professional profile in the sector. LCI Barcelona offers all students the opportunity to complete their training through: Professional internship Access to the Job Bank Support and networking available from LCI Education international network.
OFFICIAL BACHELOR DEGREE IN INTERIOR DESIGN Equivalent, in all respects, to a University Degree granting access to the Official Master. Higher Art Education in Interior Design adapted to the European Higher Education Area. An interior designer should be able to analyze, research, design and direct interior design project teams and implementation teams, as well as to act as a direct intermediary before the public administration from its professional scope. The LCI Interior Design course is our response to the growing demand for this professional career, in a sector that now demands increasingly-advanced training and preparation. Society and the business sector need talent that is capable of providing know-how based on both cognitive and functional skills, while providing real-world solutions to everyday situations. Interior design is the implementation of creative knowledge in the developmental process of a product, as well as being a service in a living environment. The proper use of interior design helps to increase value, reduce costs and improve the efficiency of production processes and productivity, as it integrates the dimension of aesthetics with functional, economic, social, cultural and environmental factors.
PROFESSIONAL PROFILES The main working areas of a interior designer are: Housing and interior spaces design for the house. Design of commercial and entertainment spaces. Design for administrative spaces. Design for cultural, educative and fun spaces. Design for temporary spaces. Rehabilitation of houses. Landscaping and design of public spaces. Business management of creative activities. Design of interior spaces of different transport systems. Works, measures and budget management and risk prevention in the field of interior design. Project management in the field of interior design. Research and teaching.
TECHNICAL SHEET The duration of these studies is 4 years and 240 ECTS credits, according to the European Credit Transfer System. Languages: Catalan, Spanish and English. Price: On request ITINERARIES Commercial spaces House and furniture Temporary spaces @ Circular Studio
STRUCTURE Basic training Introductory courses enabling students to acquire the fundamental knowledge required to study the specialized subjects as the course progresses. These are essential. Specific compulsory training Core training In this group of subjects you will find more specific material and the student will be asked to acquire and master knowledge, techniques, and manufacturing processes. Optional This set of subjects make up the specialization body of the studies and are always divided into three possible itineraries, from which the students can choose. Students will be asked a plus to add personal initiative for experimentation and ability to innovate. The spark that makes you different. Mobility programs LCI Barcelona, Official School of Higher Education in Design, is part of the LCI Education Network. Therefore, students have the possibility of completing a part of their study program in another LCI Education campus, thanks to the Studies Abroad program. Also students may apply for exchanges with European universities and schools through the ERASMUS+ program. These exchanges will be completed during the second half of the third year. External internships Implementation of everything the student has learned. The center offers students a long list of partnership agreements with companies, but also allows students to seek alternatives on their own. End-of-course project Under the personalized supervision of a tutor, an active working professional of the center, students will research and create the End-of-course project. Apply all your skills to get the best result!
SYLLABUS FIRST YEAR (60 ECTS) SUBJECT COURSE UNIT ECTS Fundamentals of design Design principles 6 Color theory and research 4 Languages and communication and representation techniques Graphical expression techniques 6 Volumetric representation 6 Digital representation tools I 6 Science applied to design Science and technology 4 History of art and design History and trends in Art and Design 6 Design culture Design in context 6 Materials and technology applied to interior design History of product design Materials 6 History of urbanism, architecture and interior design. Interior design projects Interior design projects I 6 4 COURSE UNITS Design principles Theories and principles of visual perception. Line, shape, background, texture, volume and color: specific, communicative and expressive applications and relations. Space and shape: three-dimensionality as a creative factor applied to design. Principles of composition. Syntax of the image; visual communication techniques. The strategic nature of communication and message generation. Languages and different expressive ways and means; Audiovisual language. Color theory and research Physical characteristics of color. Definition, qualities and chromatic variations. Color perception. Color interaction. Relation between color and shape. Trend concept, color applications. Visual education of the dynamics of the color applied to design. Graphical expression techniques Hand drawing fundamentals and basis for artistic expression. Instrumental techniques of structure, expression and two-dimensional and three-dimensional representation: Space drawing as a representation system for the projection of spaces and objects. Technical drawing by hand: perspective, axonometry of objects and interior spaces, construction specifications, plain, elevation, sections and exploded views - size and scale. Volumetric representation Characteristics of three-dimensional and volumetric representation. Building as threedimensional representation. Creativity and volume generation techniques. Learning the different techniques of volume rendering. Development of practical exercises with paper/cardboard manipulation for the construction of different volumetric conjugations devices.
Digital representation tools I Introduction to the use of computer software as a tool for graphic representation. Study of the main components of the digital interface environment in vector drawing programs and image processing. Autocad: Two dimensional technical drawing of spaces and furniture. Adobe Illustrator. Adobe Photoshop. Science and technology Mathematics applied to space and furniture design. Study of the mathematical bases and numerical and statistical methods needed for the analysis, geometric simulation and interpretation of space and furniture shapes. Analytical representation of curves and surfaces. General concepts of differential equations. Physics applied to three-dimensional space. History and trends in Art and Design History of Art and Design: Introduction to art and aesthetics; from the antiquity to the late XIXth century; Modernity; The artistic avantgardes; Postmodernism. History and trends in Art and Design: Current art and design; Cool concept; Global trends; Barcelona: Art, culture and society. History of urbanism, architecture and interior design. Introduction to the history of urbanism and architecture: Architecture and the city in the Baroque Europe: the genesis of urban theory of the XVIIIth century; The Industrial City: New models; Origins and development of the Modern Movement; Post- Modernism. History of interior and furniture design: Classicism; Renaissance; Baroque; Neoclassicism; The XIXth century and the eclectic styles; Arts & Crafts and Modernism; The XXth century; Current trends: post-modern design and the new Habitat concept. Interior design projects I Introduction to the project methodology of interior design. Introduction to Design. Development of creative thinking from idea exposure/generation, concept development and analysis of different contexts. Shape and materials. Field of application: housing ; furniture design: Introduction to the major industrial production processes; Practice of methodological tools: Organizing and presenting information. Use of color, texture, graphics and typography in space. Design in context Design definitions and state of the art. Arts, aesthetics and design. Design theories: basic concepts of sociology, anthropology and culture. Relational sociology of communication and design. Design as a mediator. Function, aesthetics and society. Cultural studies. Design as a system of interactions and meanings. Emotional design and user experience. Materials Study and analysis of the physical and chemical concepts of materials: Mechanical, thermal, optical, electromagnetic and chemical properties of materials; Typology and classification of materials. Materials and industrial production processes applied to space design: Materials engineering: major industrial production processes concerning the construction of spaces and furniture; Selection criteria and incorporation of materials and industrial production processes in the project, on the basis of their environmental impact; Sustainability. @ Jéssica Cardenas
SECOND YEAR (60 ECTS) SUBJECT COURSE UNIT ECTS Languages and communication and representation techniques Digital representation tools II 7 Digital representation tools III 7 Design management Materials and technology applied to interior design Design management I 4 Design management II 4 Sustainability 6 Energy efficiency and lightning 5 Processes and constructive systems 5 History of interior design Scenography 4 Interior design trends 4 Interior design projects Interior design projects II 8 Management of interior design Management of interior design I 6 COURSE UNITS Digital representation tools II Introduction to the computer software Rhinoceros. Rhinoceros level 1. Expressions techniques and two- and three-dimensional representation (lines, surfaces and solids). 3D modeling of geometric shapes applied to interior and furniture design. Digital representation tools II Rhinoceros level 2. Advanced 3D modeling of geometric shapes applied to interior and furniture design. Creating virtual scenarios with the use of rendering software Vray. Introduction to digital manufacturing. Design management I Introduction to the discipline of design management; The Design Ladder: Design as styling in the integral management of design in the company; design as a driving force behind innovation; European indicators and standards of innovation; Management of intellectual and industrial property. Design management II Principles of management and strategic branding; Strategic marketing; Artistic and creative direction in the company; Innovation techniques and design Thinking.
Materials Types of materials; Materials properties (mechanical, electrical, magnetic, thermal); Materials engineering: main treatments and processes; Physics of materials applied to space design. Sustainability Paradigm and context of sustainable development; eco innovation (innovation and sustainable technology); Eco design of products and process methodology; Eco-efficiency of the products life cycle; Eco-efficiency of industrial processes. Processes and construction systems Introduction to construction processes; features of construction systems; construction materials; features and applications; building pathologies. Scenography From the antiquity to the XIXth century; the modern scene and the avant-garde theater; contemporary scenography; creating new scenic forms; relations between scenario, time, sound, movement; study of new proposals and its historical background. Interior design trends New social and cultural scenes in the interior space environment; trends in habitat and furniture. New interior spaces formats; relation between interior design and other creative disciplines (fashion, art, communication). Interior design projects II Eco design: conceptualization and development of sustainable interiors; selection criteria of materials and energy efficiency; validation processes; practical application of methodological tools; field of application: furniture. Management of interior design I Introduction to interior design management; professional ethics; legislation on labor risk; building and health and safety regulations. @ External Reference Archiotects
THIRD YEAR (60 ECTS) SUBJECT COURSE UNIT ECTS Materials and technology applied to interior design 3D printing and prototyping 7 Interior design projects Interior design projects III 8 User study 4 Interior design projects IV 7 Management of interior design Management of interior design II 7 Management of interior design III 6 Optional Optional 15 Internships Internships in companies 6 COURSE UNITS 3D printing and prototyping 3D modeling and computer-integrated manufacturing; simulation, 3D visualization, manufacturing and modeling analysis; prototyping of objects; 3D software integration with 3D printing machinery Technological resources of digital printing machinery; (milling, 3D printing, engraving, etc.); materials and manufacturing processes in the laboratory/workshop. Interior design project III User-centered space design; from the idea to the model; usability and ergonomics; implementation and verification of safety regulations; field of application: interior of educational, social or cultural facilities. User study Qualitative and quantitative research methods of the user; ethnography; creative methods; macro and micro trends; market analysis; benchmarking and marketing; brief reading and interpreting; creating a contrabrief; practical application of methodological tools. Interior design project IV Concept and development of a space; from the idea to the presentation to the customer; criteria and selection of production processes; project management; digital modeling. Management of interior design II Practical workshop on sustainable design management; eco-briefing; scenarios for environmental improvement; conceptualization and development; construction process and production process; project validation. Management of interior design III Professional profile management; interior designer as a knowledge professional; entrepreneurship; portfolio. Internships
FOURTH YEAR (60 ECTS) SUBJECT COURSE UNIT ECTS Interior design projects Presentation techniques 4 Management of interior design Management of interior design projects 6 Optional Optional 30 Final project Final project 20 COURSE UNITS Presentation techniques Product presentation to the customer; Rendering projects; Communication techniques and skills. Management of interior projects The relationship with the customer; Budgets; Production management and implementation; Planning tools, methods and techniques and execution control; Quality management. Control systems, certifications. Final project
OPTIONAL COURSE UNITS COMMERCIAL SPACES ITINERARY Point of sale design Window-dressing and visual merchandising Shopping: design and shopping experience Ecolighting Digital technology applied to commercial spaces 3D Digital Manufacturing Visual communication in the commercial space Trends in visual culture Professional Communication and Career Development HOUSE AND FURNITURE ITINERARY Living spaces design Conceptualization and experimentation in furniture Research and design of workspaces Lighting: design methods and processes 3D Digital Manufacturing Digital technology and home automation Trends in visual culture Interior Design Photography Professional Communication and Career Development TEMPORARY SPACES ITINERARY @ Tania Rodríguez Stand design New exhibition formats Set design Creation and production of events 3D Digital Manufacturing Digital technology and user interaction Trends in visual culture Artistic techniques in space Professional Communication and Career Development
INTERNSHIP AND JOB BANK Students relationship with the business and professional world begins through internships in companies in their third year of studies. These internships are provided and tutored by the School. Students in their last year of studies may, as an option, apply for professional internship. We are currently collaborating with the most important companies and institutions in the design field. These agreements have forged direct links that have allowed us to acquire first-hand knowledge of the constantly changing demands of the working environment to inform our training provision, as well as the opportunity to offer our students a first glimpse of the professional world, empowering them to acquire the skills and essential knowledge they need for their professional development.
FAQ
Are the Official Higher Degrees in Design equivalent to university degrees? Yes. They are framed within the European Higher Education Area (EHEA) and they constitute the first cycle or grade required by the EHEA leading to postgraduate studies. With the Official Higher Degree in Design, can I access a master or a state competitive examination? Yes. The Official Higher Degree in Design will allow you to access an official master, a subsequent PhD and competitive examinations for public administration. If the Official Higher Degrees in Design are equivalent to the Degrees, why have they got a different classification? The classification depends on the center where they are taught. If they are taught in a university they are called Degrees and if they are taught in a School of Higher Education in Design they are called Higher Degrees, although the only difference is the access. In Spain there are over 140 Schools of Higher Education in Design. Will my degree have the same value as a university degree? Yes. Higher arts education is equivalent, in all respects, to a university degree. You will be able to ask for state scholarships, study with an Erasmus and your Degree will have recognition at European level, both academically and professionally. As a student of a School of Higher Education in Design, can I access the Erasmus program? Yes. LCI Barcelona has the Erasmus University Charter since 2007 and numerous partner universities/schools all around Europe. Can I access a master in the European Higher Education Area? And a master in the US or any other country outside the EHEA? Yes. You can access any master of any country in the European Higher Education. For other countries, it will depend on the local regulations and the access requirements of each school. And will I get the European Supplement to the Degree? Yes, with the same conditions as university students, as specified in the publication of the Official Spanish Gazette in which the rules of the regulation Grado en Diseño, BOE1614/2009 art. 6.4. are established. And will I be able to apply for public grants? Yes. You will be able to ask for study grants from the Ministry of Education convened every year, as well as other national and international scholarships. Has the Official Higher Degree in Design the same didactic structure as the Degree? Yes. The duration is 4 academic years, 140 ECTS. The syllabus includes courses in basic training, specific compulsory training, optional, external internship and end-of-course project.
ADMISSIONS Higher Arts Education is regulated by Royal Decree 633/2010, of 14 May 2010 (BOE no. 137 05.06.2010). In order to access candidates must meet the following criteria: To hold the baccalaureate or equivalent To have passed the university admission test for students over 25 years Students aged 18 or over who do not hold these qualifications are subject to a test in which they must demonstrate sufficient knowledge in relation to the baccalaureate objectives. In each of these three cases, the student must also pass the Specific Admission Test in which the necessary knowledge, skills and abilities for these studies will be assessed. Persons holding one of the following qualifications will have direct access to the studies: Higher Degree of Fine Arts or equivalent Degree or Graduate degree in Fine Arts Degree of Technician in Fine Arts and Design. GRANTS AND STUDY AID Students can request throughout their training general and mobility grants and study aids from the Ministry of Education through the Departament d Ensenyament (Department of Education). In order to process this type of aid, the school provides the necessary documents and manages the process. In addition to these grants, LCI Barcelona provides scholarships to reward students graduating with excellence in the ordinary examinations.
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