Architecture vs. Interior Design
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The Interior Design profession may be a great option for students who like designing spaces but are not interested in large buildings or extensive structural design.
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I am 17 and I was always interested in being an Architect or an interior designer, and this helped a lot! I think I would rather get into interior designing. Thanks!
At this rate who pays a lot architect or interior design???
I found a new found appreciation for interior designers when I recently did some work in an architecture practice alongside the interiors team. I was a little uneducated about what they did as well but they really are intertwined with architects. The girls in the interiors team were using all the same programs as the draftsmen / architects and there was a lot of back and forth about the internal spaces and collaboration between the architects and interiors. The interiors team also had to work out finishing schedules and a whole range of other documentation to achieve the exact desired look of the client. This meant a lot of sourcing of products (made easier by the large samples cupboard) and different pairing of materials to achieve the overall look and feel of the brief. My time with the interior team was defiantly enjoyable. - LJ 😀
I think another difference is that in interior design you are working with the constraints of the building, while in architecture the constraints lie outside of the building.
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Okay I think I want to be a interior designer than lol
This is not true the interior designer can make suggestions that lead to builders changing structures and structure is usually done by structural engineer not the architect happens all the time worked on loads of projects in uk. Architect is simply a project manager.
Good explanation... Though the universal language of design is inside VS outside when it comes to interior designer vs architecture designer.
Architects holistically can design bulding with interiors as well as structural design, only if they have learned it properly.
Interior designers can suggest few (non load bearing structure modifications) but not total structural components.
Today's it's more of a specialised job when it comes to architecture for buildings.
Great to hear from your experience... Keep up the spirit✍️✌
Actually there is a new profession that sit in between them two it is called interior architect. We also deal with structure. I know we had a tough semester of building system.
Where is this from? I've never heard of it but sounds interesting
many client in my side when you say I am interior designer they think you are decorator is just me ?
agreed. they thought all we do is selecting curtain, fabric and decorative items and assemble them in the space only
I don’t know much about interior design, and whenever that comes up I think of those id tv shows where people decorate the rooms, and pick the right colours to blend and all the matching and complimenting of space and colours mostly. And I it seems like mostly women are into it and not much men
Good job with the elevator pitch drew but if an "interior designer" wants to practice professionally at the same level as architects and building engineers they are going to need an inordinate amount of innate skill and/or an accredited education, supervised apprenticeship and vetting by examination. No we do not perform structural calculations or design structures but we must know the basic principles of structure and its resistance to gravity as well as applicable building codes and life safety requirements. In short there are two types of interior design to be aware of.....code regulated interior design and interior design/decoration that interior design that is not encumbered by building codes, accessibility, life safety, etc. Big difference.
A friend of mine worked in one of the large and very well respected architecture firms firms in Toronto (KPMB). I was kind of dissing interior designers one day and he said that he worked with some interior designers on some theatre projects in Toronto and they brought a lot to those projects. I think there is a parallel with landscape architecture. Sometimes people don't understand what they do but the difference in quality between a large project which involves a landscape architect and one that doesn't is immediately palpable.
Architecture is better for those who can think and love to design like urban but in less scale size. but interior is for those who have passion in the way of how things furnished with more details , do you agree ?
+Ahmed Has exactly! It's all all about designing spaces, whether you're talking about urban design, architecture, interior design, or industrial design. It just comes down to different scales.
Drew Paul Bell is physics important in interior designer or is there lot of math
+shehnaz salaad there is math involved in calculating occupant loads and dimensions. So yeah there’s math but it’s not that complicated.
Bad analogy, but closer to the idea. Urban planners are macro spatial thinkers, interior designers are micro spatial thinkers and architects fall in between; it really has NOTHING to do with "furnishings" or being "not good" at something when it comes to design! It is nothing more than about scaling, one is not superior to the other and there is a lot of crossover within the architectural world of design. Otherwise, without the crossover of the macro and micro thinkers the building of an architect would be nothing more than a useless building in the middle of a desert or real to life China ghost town.
Excuse me could you explain Architectural work vs interior work on site construction?
Makes very good sense
Great video! Can u go more in depth if possible like programs used or maybe licenses, accreditations or what a decorator does in that career ?
Could you please give me some advice about interior architecture and environmental design? What is the environmental design? Appreciate
Is it possible to study architecture and interior design at the same time?
It would depend on what your university offers, but they are both pretty intertwined. So you would probably get some exposure to both no matter what.
I am currently studying in the UK. The course is a BA (Hons) Interior Architecture & Design. It's a blend of the two but without learning to design the external building skeleton or urbanity as such. Although we do learn building codes and ergonomics etc. Also we can't call ourselves Interior Architects after we finish the course as in the UK the term `architect' is highly regulated. So we will be Interior Designers. We often work with pre-defined spaces and repurpose spaces. We learn how to design things such as exhibition stands, kitchens, retail stores, museum staircase, small cube home. It has also covered quite a lot about company branding and how to communicate a brand. Also art history and history of architecture and famous designers etc. You can actually study as a foreign student online, the company is called IDI and they provide the courses online from University of Hertfordshire.
I know this is an old comment but just study architecture if you want to study structures. You will inevitably work on interiors
@@ShelterHelperDogs the reason you cannot call yourself is not base on anything legit. Its the fact that the filed has not put enough money together to bribe your government for the name it is the same in the US. But there are lot of people working to make sure that change happened for us soon. I to study what you study and all my professors are architects. No interior designers. We get paid the same and some time more than architects in the US but we need people to lobby congress to agree to give us the name.
Well Im studying interior design in Melbourne but im a straight ass dude..its hard to find an associate these days/ a male friend who is not on the other side of the road in this industry..is it a trend or natural..I am much more drawn into architectural aspects...but it is stressing me out for future career...any opinions /advice ?
It seems like you may be stressed because you really like interior design but you have trouble making friends and finding people to relate too. OR maybe you are truly wondering if you would be a better fit in architecture than interior design and struggling to find friends is a coincidental issue (albeit still an important one).
Hi Xavier, I'm also studying interior arch and am much more drawn to structural interiors and lighting then I am to fluffy pillows etc. I don't think you should limit yourself to straight male friends. For example, I'm the nice guy, I like 4x4, mountain bikes, games, and I fix Fighter Jets for a living, all the great stuff, but because I'm gay, most guys who would be great mates otherwise, still won't give me the time of day, and it's absolutely sucks, I can honestly say I do not have many mates. Be the bigger person and put any assumptions you have about people aside, you might find that people you didn't expect will become your best friends, I certainly wish people would just give me a chance
I don't want to sound rude, but I'm from a developing country (third world) and I think we can make do without an interior designer. I think it's not as essential like having an engineer and an architect. I'm not saying that I'm on a higher or heck even on equal level with interior designers but I think I could do just fine without them especially because I don't have a lot of money.
You’re right but the thing is interior design resolves all problems with acoustics, space, ventilation, nature involvement (having trees and other plants) sure you can go without it, especially when you’re tight in your budget but it’s kinda cool things to have when you’re hands not tied to money (hope in your future)
What if you like both. Is it possible to do both of them
I am actually interior design and architecture but my considering that interior design and architecture i thinking is same program but sometimes architecture it's most difficulties then interior design because there are so many taller towns around the world is making surfaces for architecture and interior design is easy because it's in action isn't analyst's
great video!could you please analyse the differences between architects an civil engineers?
How architecture related to design? and what is differences between design and architecture?
can i study both at the same time !?
In my own opinion architecture and interior design, do the same work or teamwork
that's the best explanation 😊
Is architecture technician course including mathematics????
Is it possible to do both??
An architect can do interior design more easily than an interior designer can do architecture, because of legal restrictions. They both have separate licensing and accrediting boards and processes. If you want to do both, you should become an architect.
What about interior architecture and design course? It combines both. Is it beneficial?
If your program offers an architecture degree and within the program, you can take an interior design class, I think that sounds like a beneficial class.
@@DrewPaulBell No, interior Architecture and design is its own degree. He is asking about the degree being beneficial and the answer is yes.
So is it basically the floor plans and walls, windows and doors how to lay those out in a functional way? I don't mind doing furniture and shades but I'm looking to do more architectural things not so much foofoo likes lamps and rugs
Haha yeah there’s a lot of time spent picking out bathroom tiles, backsplash tiles, sinks, furniture, paintings, and light fixtures. It’s not really my thing either. But some people really like it. I see people in my office get visibly excited to run around the sample closet and pick out countertops, carpet tiles, and wall tiles. I’d rather do details that shape the building, but it all has to get done one way or another. So to each their own.
@@DrewPaulBell That's interior decorating
Color is everything. i love talking about it on my blog
Designer is designer !
Architect, Interior & Graphics designers is a field name.
example :
If u start some business and need a Office for your staff. also u have some empty Land. Then,
* You need an 'Architect designer' for Structural design to build a building.
* Then u need an 'Interior designer'
for more detail works, like partitions, furnitures & decorations..
* Then u need a 'Graphic designer' who works on how you communicate your business with other peoples..
What about interior architecture? That’s the major I am doing/
@ni ov yes just graduated!
But doesnt the Structural Engineer do structures?
It depends on the firm and the size of the project. At my firm we do our own structural calculations and framing plans and we only hire the structural engineer if we have concerns. We typically use wood frame construction or steel. If we used concrete we would get a structural engineer. And sometimes we hire the engineer if we are concerned about lateral stability. We are not afraid of cantilevers, but if we have a continuous member with multiple/uneven spans we may call the engineer to check that one member because our software is limited in a few ways. We do single family residential though. For much larger buildings, structural engineers are probably more common.
Kirk, is that you?
Wrong. They are decorators who sometimes know a little about code and ADA. They are not, in any way, equivalent to an architect. They are, at best, a specialist advisor in decoration.
Architects tend to inflate their role and importance. Most architects are average designers but always compare themselves to Frank Lloyd Wright or Le Corbusier. Most architects are nowhere near as talented as either Corb or FLW. Sorry but let's be honest. All the architectural firms I've worked in hire, or have on the clients project team: Structural engineers, Mechanical, and Electrical Engineers at a minimum. Code consultants, acoustic consultants, landscape architects, and sometimes many more consultants.
Architects have little if anything to do with structural design, and many other aspects of a building that lay people think they handle. They do overall / general planning and design and coordination of many different sub consultants.
A good architect's design direction has a profound and enormous impact on a finished projects look and feel but there are literally hundreds of different kinds of specialized expertise involved in any significant project.
I love how he is trying his best not to be dismissive while explaining interior design, but in the end he really sounds like a surgeon who would give the following carrer advice: "Hi. Us boys don't really think about it but it turns out that some girls are actually taking care of patients before and after the operation. Who knew, right? So it's basically medical science but without all the medical part, so if you are a bit intimidated by the real medical stuff, maybe consider becoming a nurse. It's almost as good"
I think you’re reading into something a little too much 😆 I am flattered that you think I’m surgeon though! I’m not a surgeon, I’m an architect ;)
It's all about passion and dedication. For us IDs, we put our hearts to every details of our projects. I have an architect friend who is now studying Interior design, because he thinks that there is a big difference between architecture and Interior Design he also said that if an Interior designer cant do architects job, much more to architects doing Interior design. So just try to respect everyone's profession.
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My brother so stupid he wants to go for interior design while I am trying to convince him and he is reading this right now
hi , can an interior designer become an architect
+htm i mean anyone can change their career course and go through the process of becoming an architect. But to be a licensed architect you need to complete a NAAB accredited degree, AXP intern hours, and the Architecture Registration Exam. Interior designers have totally different licensing and accrediting boards. So someone with an interior design degree, even if it's accredited by CIDA, wouldn't satisfy the NAAB requirements and wouldn't be eligible to sit for the ARE exam.
Drew Paul Bell thank you
htm in certain states..such as Colorado, all you have to do is to work under a licensed architect for 10 years and pass the architecture registration exams to become an architect. Recently, one of our very own interior designer became an licensed architect this way.
To become a licensed interior designer you need to complete a CIDA accredited degree, 3520 hours of experience under a licensed NCIDA and the NCIDA Exam. So someone with an architect degree would not be eligible to set for the NCIDA exam without first working 7040 hours experience in interior design. While there are currently other pathways for sitting for the exam, those gaps are closing. Interior designers are NOT an inferior profession!
Not to mention that the Errors and Omissions insurance liabilities are rated the same for an Interior Designer and an Architect. Once you have completed your NCIDQ certification, you can conduct some of the same functions as an architect. Both are very important professions that cover a lot of ground.
Great video, buddy!
+rayxetc thanks man!
Architects tend to inflate their role and importance. Most architects are average designers but always compare themselves to Frank Lloyd Wright or Le Corbusier. Most architects are nowhere near as talented as either Corb or FLW. Sorry but let's be honest. All the architectural firms I've worked in hire, or have on the clients project team: Structural engineers, Mechanical, and Electrical Engineers at a minimum. Code consultants, acoustic consultants, landscape architects, and sometimes many more consultants.
Architects have little if anything to do with structural design, and many other aspects of a building that lay people think they handle. They do overall / general planning and design and coordination of many different sub consultants.
A good architect's design direction has a profound and enormous impact on a finished projects look and feel but there are literally hundreds of different kinds of specialized expertise involved in any significant project.
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The big difference is an interior designer has almost no math while architecture is all mathematics
Really? all interior designers need to work up to 1mm precision in dimensions to fit everything in within a space. Plese, learn and understand more about Interior Design.
Lmao the most stupid comment ive ever read.. just so you know, Im an Interior design student currently on my internship now, and you are so funny on saying that we almost dont have mathematics. Maybe your school does not offer math subjects on ID course.😂😁😁