86170 Conservation/Intervention for Interior Designers

6cp
Requisite(s): 86000 Interior Methodology and Space AND 86420 Interior Communications AND 86320 Material Science and Interior Space AND 86120 Interior Identity and Space AND 86110 Interior Computing AND 86111 Interior Technology
Undergraduate

This subject includes the theory, application and testing of the information to design and document interiors of buildings of heritage significance that are to undergo adaptive re-use and/or conservation. The projects include site survey, environmental systems, planning, and the furniture, equipment and fitout of the interiors of heritage-listed spaces. Building access and utility services are studied. Client presentation and contract documents – including working drawings, specifications, details and schedules – are included in assessment. The Heritage Act, Conservation Charters, local government codes, the Building Code of Australia and relevant Australian Standards are studied.

Typical availability

Autumn semester, City campus

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