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for Interior Design Education Research (FIDER) Interior
Design Educators Council (IDEC) 
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Design Residential
Planning
Residential planning is the ability to create a detailed
plan for building in a specified area. This would include: site, orientation,
and environmental influences on design.
The design development process. Preliminary
design.
Plot plan, floor plan, and elevation development.
Upon completion
of a residential planning course, a student should be able to: - Identify
and discuss at least four principles of design.
- Evaluate graphic architectural
designs on the basis of the seven principles of design.
- Identify wind,
sun, view, and other factors that potentially influence building design.
- Evaluate
a particular site on the basis of the feasibility of excavation for access and
construction.
- Produce at least four significantly different preliminary
designs for a building on a given site.
- Demonstrate the ability to transform
preliminary designs and concepts into workable plans.
- Develop professional
quality plans and elevations of a design.
- Demonstrate creativity and good
craftsmanship in the construction of a three-dimensional model.
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