Interior Design

Reid Building, 31 students

Interior Design students’ approach to the discipline is informed through the studio as a space of creative imagination, discussion and collaboration. This year, our graduates have re-imagined interiors which centre people and place to explore the potential and value of the interior spaces that we inhabit. This year’s cohort has chosen buildings in Glasgow, which speak to the history of the city and also its social fabric, embracing experimental and thoughtful propositions that contribute to the discourse of urban regeneration and re-use through the interior.

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from South-West Wing

from East Wing

from East Wing

from North-West Wing

from Evergreen Respite Retreat

from The Big Easy Jazz Room

from The Telling Room

from The Teller

from The Telling Room

from Basement Floor – The Jazz Hideaway

from AN INTRODUCTION.

from CENTRAL LOCATION.

from THE GREEN COURTYARD.

from THE OLD HIGH SCHOOL.

from Here – a domestic violence refuge

from Here – a domestic violence refuge

from Here – a domestic violence refuge

from Here – a domestic violence refuge

from Agora Harmonia – multicultural centre

from Agora Harmonia – multicultural centre

from Agora Harmonia – multicultural centre

from Agora Harmonia – multicultural centre

from Agora Harmonia – multicultural centre

from Site

from Circulation- The web of strings

from Exterior and interior structure

from Circulation- The web of strings

from Plans

from Guest Exclusive Bar, Mezzanine Floor.

from ‘Film Buff’ Rooms, Second Floor.

from Guest Exclusive Bar, Mezzanine Floor.

from ‘Film Buff’ Rooms, Second Floor.

from Bravo House at the BOAC

from Structure

from Structure

from Ground Floor

from Structure

from One Horizon

from One Horizon

from One Horizon

from One Horizon

from Solace

from Solace

from Solace

from Solace

from Solace

from The Greenhead Collective

from The Greenhead Collective

from The Greenhead Collective

from The Greenhead Collective

from The Greenhead Collective

The reception area is the first point of contact for visitors entering the space, combining functionality with a welcoming atmosphere. Located beneath a doubleheight ceiling, the area is filled with natural light streaming through tall windows, creating a bright and airy environment.

from Floor Overview

from Project Summary

from Site

from Site

from The Final Design

from The Final Design

from The Final Design

from The Final Design

from The Final Design

from Concept

from The Trachea: A Final Embrace

from The Search Engine

from The Trachea: A Final Embrace

from The Trachea: A Final Embrace

from Concept

from Ground and Basement floors

from First and Second floors

from Site

from Ground and Basement floors

from Ground Floor Explored View

from Site

from Town

from Users

from Site

from Guest Rooms & Penthouse

from Lobby

from Restaurant

from Guest Rooms & Penthouse

from Lobby

from User

from Facility

from User

from Site

from Site

from First Floor Visuals

from Ground Floor Visuals

from Ground Floor Visuals

from First Floor Visuals

from First Floor

from High School for children with Moderate learning Difficulties

from High School for children with Moderate learning Difficulties

from High School for children with Moderate learning Difficulties

from High School for children with Moderate learning Difficulties

from High School for children with Moderate learning Difficulties

from Caledonia Church

from fencing the Caledonia Church

from fencing the Caledonia Church

from Caledonia Church

from Caledonia Church

from People Make Glasgow – The Met Tower Project

from People Make Glasgow – The Met Tower Project

from People Make Glasgow – The Met Tower Project

from People Make Glasgow – The Met Tower Project

from People Make Glasgow – The Met Tower Project