2658QCA IDE2
Spatial Design Cultures
Queensland College of Art,
South Bank,
Griffith University
Semester 2
Year: 2020
This course deepens and further extends the students knowledge and understanding of Interior design and environments by introducing students to a specialised area of interior design, including research, development and design of interior spaces required for the effective delivery of a project. Students learn to observe and interpret requirements and behavioural patterns from them into effective and creative spaces. Students are introduced to a design process using human-centered design methodologies, team based approaches and interdisciplinary approaches.
The Brisbane Goal. Number Two Division Circa 1930's.
Boggo Road Gaol (Jail) – once the largest and most notorious prison in Queensland and today – one of Brisbane’s most unique heritage sites and tourism experiences.
IMAGE: Conceptual model of Boggo Road Goal Pixel Hotel.
The Brief:
Propose a spatial design that engages with the notions of locality, place, culture and time. This design should exist in relation to providing temporary accommodation for ‘guests’ of the City of Brisbane/Gold Coast and should provide guests with a unique local experience. The project also makes reference to reactivating void spaces and combines the two - reactivate void spaces and provide a unique local experience for a temporary stay. The aims are to provide guests and visitors with a unique experience in relation to history, local culture, local food, and local experiences. As a spatial practitioner, you will define or identify suitable location(s) and offer a response addressing the criteria.
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