Interior Architecture with Foundation

About this course

Interior architecture occupies the space between architecture and design, concerned not just with how buildings look from the outside but with how their internal spaces are conceived, structured and experienced by the people who inhabit them. It brings together spatial thinking, materials knowledge, environmental understanding and design creativity to transform existing buildings and create new interior environments that function well and feel meaningful. The discipline has become increasingly important as sustainability, adaptive reuse and the conversion of existing building stock take priority over new construction. At the University of Westminster in London, this four-year full-time programme includes a foundation year and a sandwich year with a work placement. The foundation year prepares you for advanced study before you progress to the full honours degree, building the foundationa

Where its graduates go

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