ID 34013 Lecture Notes - Lecture 4: Sustainable Design, Project Management, Code Review

• School: Kent State University
• Department: Interior Design
• Course: ID 34013
• Professor: Jill

Document Summary

Phases of an interior design process: programming/predesign, initial phase, information-gathering: client expectations, functional needs, aesthetics, and factors concerning the interior itself, relationship building, tasks: Interview users: code review, research, ebd (evidence based design) . development of written concept statement i. bubble diagrams ii. adjacency matrices iii. block plans iv. preliminary floor plans v. design sketches vi. ffe, materials vii. preliminary estimate: design development. The phase in which final design decisions for plans, specifications, and any final presentation graphics are made: contract documents. Final presentation of all construction or working drawings (cds: (bidding and negotiation) This determines the level of detail of the drawings and documents in the cd phase. Obtaining comparative prices from multiple contractors to complete the project: contract administration. Complete competitive bidding, place orders for ffe, actual construction and installation take place. Interruptions (phone, texting, socializing: procrastination, personal disorganization, unrealistic time estimates, attempting too much, crisis management, making mistakes.