Interior Architecture

About this course

Interior Architecture is a discipline concerned with the design and transformation of internal spaces within existing or new buildings, operating at the boundary between architecture and interior design. It asks how spaces can be adapted, reimagined and made to serve new purposes while respecting the structural and cultural heritage of the buildings that contain them. In an era of increasing concern about the environmental and social costs of demolition and new construction, interior architecture's emphasis on adaptive reuse, the intelligent repurposing of existing fabric rather than building from scratch, is both ethically important and practically significant. At Leeds Beckett University this three-year full-time degree promotes a responsible and multidisciplinary approach to working within the built environment, with sustainability and the conservation of existing resources as centra

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