2018 ASID South Central Student Design Competition - Gold Award Winners
Eleven students submitted work in the competition, and 85% of the students who won awards were only in their second year in the program.
Interior Design
iDesign 2018 - Day 5: Gallery set up and presentations
Students moved their work from the classroom to the final presentation gallery and practiced one last time to work on design vocabulary and presentation style. We had a great Lunch of Little Dooey’s (a Starkville staple meal) and parents came at 12:00 to watch the final presentations. The students worked so hard and we were proud of their exciting accomplishments!
iDesign 2018 - Day 4: Creating Presentation drawings
Thursday was spent learning to use markers and pens to create presentation drawings. Students were taught the rendering process to show textures, finishes and create light and shadow on their drawings to convey ideas to clients. Students were also coached on their presentation style by the camp counselors and practiced for the final presentations on Friday.
iDesign 2018 - Day 3: Lighting, Sketching and Design Development
Wednesday was a day of both technical and artistic exploration. Students started with a lighting workshop, culminating in a ‘scavenger hunt’ across campus to locate and view specific lighting applications. The afternoon included a perspective sketching workshop. The afternoon and evening had students finishing the design development of their projects in preparation for creating presentation drawings. They day ended with a night-time delivery from Insomnia Cookies!
iDesign 2018 - Day 2: Space Plans, Models, and Finishes
Tuesday started with a recap of the previous day’s experience, including a quick discussion of the clients, and inspiration images. Students then created their floor plans at 1/4″ scale and added furniture. We also discussed the design concept and required finishes and furniture. We ended the day with critiques of the projects and determined the next steps in project development.
iDesign 2018 - Day 1: Introduction to the Design Process
After checking in at Hathorn Hall, students began to explore design process. Students were randomly assigned a client, an inspiration image, and a particular house. Working in small groups they listed how the specific client profile would impact a design, then looked at the inspiration images to see what spatial and visual components could be drawn from the inspiration piece. The day culminated with dinner at The Perry and a t-shirt design charrette. It was a great first day!
Interior design students present 2018 senior show
Free to all, the exhibition was available for viewing 4-6 p.m. Friday [April 20] and 10 a.m.-1 p.m. Saturday [April 21] in the first-floor showroom at the university’s Franklin Furniture Institute.
2018 Barefield Workplace Solutions Steelcase Project winners announced
Interior design students recently presented their Barefield Workplace Solutions Steelcase Projects.
MSU interior design seniors take third in international competition
Two Mississippi State interior design seniors are receiving international recognition from a prestigious association.