Renovation

Obsolescence is also a factor in the function debate. When a building is well created for its intended purpose, it loses its raison d'être after it is fulfilled.

Over time, human spatial behaviour changes. An ancient structure can become obsolete due to changes in job practices, consumerism, technology, lifestyle goals, and even tastes.

The study needed to determine the connection between the main building, new future settlement patterns, and the designer's solution to these difficulties is highlighted in this project description.

Student name: Wanning Li
Course: MA Interior Architecture and Design
Contact: wanning.li2020@my.ntu.ac.uk

Children' s Bedroom

Dining Room

Outdoor Corridors

MA Interior Architecture and Design

The MA Interior Architecture and Design is a multi-dimensional course which incorporates the understanding of interior, spatial and architectural design alongside an awareness of building structure.

The course is an intensive 53 week in length, and it is divided into three successive terms: Certificate, Diploma and Masters. The DIPLOMA SHOW is the conclusion of Term 2, launched in July 2021. At the end of Term 3 October 2021, the same students present their MASTERS SHOW before entering into industry or further studies.

The course has a very strong studio-based culture which is reflective of professional practice, with a combination of design and skills-based teaching and exploration with a strong focus on the spatial investigation, humancentric and holistic use of space.

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