3637QCA IDE4
Spatial Design and Identity
Queensland College of Art
South Bank
Griffith University
Hospitality Design
Semester 2
Year: 2020
This course emphasises integrating creative and imaginative applications of the design and communication processes to contemporary interior environment design problems. Wherever possible, industry-based projects are undertaken and students are expected to apply a professional code of ethics to all activities. They are expected to solve complex and demanding problems within fixed deadlines and present work in a professional manner. Assessment is studio-project based. Wherever possible, assessable items are required to comply with the Design Futures principles and students are encouraged to see design as a profession through broader social, cultural, political, and economic contextualisation.
IMAGE: Griffith University "Be Remarkable" branding.
The Return Brief
Forecourt initial concepts
Revit Enscape render of proposed Queensland College of Art, South Bank Forecourt.
Proposed Floor Plan, Queensland College of Art, South Bank.
Materials and fittings selection.
Recognition of First Peoples
Art by Rachael Sarra, Title: Resilience (L)
and Jenna Lee (R)
Works by Rachael Sarra and Jenna Lee, QCA Alumni will feature within the design as QCA collaborate with formidable emerging artists and QCA Alumni.
Works by Rachael Sarra and Jenna Lee, QCA Alumni will feature within the design as QCA collaborate with formidable emerging artists and QCA Alumni.
Revit Enscape render QCA Forecourt, South Bank.
Revit Enscape QCA, South Bank Gallery.
Revit Enscape render QCA Grey Street, South Bank entrance. Promoting current university branding.
Revit Enscape renders QCA Forecourt day and night views.
Revit Enscape renders, QCA Student hub and cafe. Entrance from Grey Street.
Revit Enscape render, sculptural outdoor stand for public events.
Revit Enscape renders, QCA South Bank student hub and cafe.
Presentation Proposal of QCA South Bank Forecourt vision.
