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Interior Design School in Florence, Italy
Interior Design courses focus is on the techniques and the design process used by Italy's Interior Design profession. Each one year course is 30 weeks in duration with all courses held in English. Both Masters and Academic level courses of give the student a foundation of knowledge and skills in all the areas of Furniture Design, Interior Decoration and Interior Design of Italy. Our courses have been integrated to allow thorough exploration of each design concept. Form and functionality aspects are studied within the Studio Design Courses. Simultaneously, virtual 3D models of interiors and furniture will be created in the computer classes to further examine the visual aspects and presentation qualities of the scheme. This course integration allows for an efficient use of the student’s time and complete project results. The Interior Design school courses offer instruction in; AutoCAD, 3d Studio Max, Adobe Photoshop, and VRAY. These softwares are the most prevalently used computer programs used in Italy, Europe and thougout the world. |
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The Florence Institute is an Interior Design school in Florence, Italy for both Masters and courses of Interior design. The English language is used for instructing all courses.
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MASTER OF INTERIOR DESIGN duration :1year (2 semesters)
For working professionals or young graduates. Please read the Admissions page for requirements. Each one year Master course is 30 weeks in duration. All classes are instructed in English. Read more. |
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TEACHING STAFF
All of our staff is very qualified with very high credentials. All of the teachers of our Interior program are registered architects or PHD level professors. The teachers come from both Italy and international. Our staff has a respected reputation for dynamic teaching methods, motivating course material and interactive learning. |
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INTERIOR DESIGN STUDIO
The main focus of the Interior design school's program is the Studio Design Course. Major themes such as space planning, Furniture Design, Interior Decoration, textures, color schemes and lighting are addressed each semester. Visit our Design Gallery to view examples of the types of projects realized during the course. The class is organized into three different components: 1) lectures 2) desk critiques and 3) presentations. Design school lectures cover many design topics, technical data and theory. Throughout the semester, students will be issued various design problems, and then asked to develop design solutions over a period of weeks. During the desk critiques, the development of each project will be closely advised by the instructors. At various stages the projects will be presented, discussed then graded according to how thoroughly they solve the design problem.
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HISTORY FIELD TRIPS
Field trips form an integral part of The Florence Institute's curriculum. The school is located in close proximity to some of Florence’s most important museums and cultural sites. Students should budget an additional 150 Euro per semester of travel and ticket cost for field trips that are scheduled for classes in which they are enrolled . Visits to the Uffizi Gallery together with many other palazzi, churches and museums are visited each week.
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DESIGN FIELD TRIPS
Some of the places typically visited by Interior design students include Italy’s largest furniture exhibition Salone Internazionale del Mobile in Milan and the ceramics exhibit Cersaie in Bologna. Italy is known worldwide for its furniture industry. One of the highlights for interior design students is a visit to one of Tuscany’s premier furniture factories.
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OBJECTIVES
By the end of the courses, Interior Design students will have acquired the training and the portfolio necessary to interview for positions in interior design firms, furniture design studios, or architecture studios. Florence Institute graduates can find entry positions as space planners, assistant designers, rendering illustrators, draftsmen, and production coordinators. After gaining professional experience, graduates may eventually go on to advanced positions such as leading designers or project managers. Others may establish their own design firms or take on challenging freelance assignments. |
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