INTERIOR DESIGN

Reid Building, 24 students

Interior Design at The Glasgow School of Art is a vibrant Studio Community. A place where creative imaginations promote a deeper understanding of the potential and actual value of the spaces we inhabit.

It makes use of its location – a specialist Studio within a specialist Art School – to focus on how the nature, quality and potential of the interior can be developed. The Studio is central to such considerations. It is a place where we discuss, develop and define that which surrounds us. It is a place where we talk, make, draw and show. It is a place where we reveal how the world we hope to inhabit might appear, how it might feel and how it might be.

 

Catalogue

Interior Design Catalogue

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The Skinny

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Eudaimonia is a Wellness Retreat that incorporates the four core stages of wellness: Social, Physical, Spiritual and Emotional. The Wellness Retreat is an escape from everyday life and a chance to release stress and anxiety that causes many young adults to suffer. These spaces are designed to encourage positive relationships with our mind and body whilst creating a relaxing and tranquil environment that makes one feel grounded. The building incorporates features like rainwater harvesting systems to reduce its carbon footprint and energy consumption. The use of natural materials like wood and stone helps to create a healthier and more organic interior, while also reducing the need for harmful chemicals and synthetic materials. Additionally, Eudaimonia’s waste water is treated and reused within the building or non-potable uses like irrigation and flushing toilets. This reduces the overall water usage of the building and minimises its impact on the surrounding environment. By promoting sustainable practices and encouraging users to be mindful of their impact on the environment, Eudaimonia creates a positive and holistic living experience. It offers a model for future developments that prioritises sustainability and eco-friendly design.

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The swimming pool area features a modern design with natural materials such as stone and light wood, giving the space a serene and calming atmosphere. The pool itself is surrounded by sleek and modern shapes, contributing to the overall contemporary design of the area. One of the most notable features of the swimming pool area is the renewed roof above, which allows for ample natural lighting to flood the space. This creates a bright and inviting environment, and the natural lighting enhances the beauty of the space. Whether swimming laps or simply lounging by the pool, the swimming pool area provides a calming and serene environment, making it the perfect place to unwind and relax.

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1 - Entrance 2 - Reception 3 - Staff Office 4 - Mail handling 5 - Bike Storage 6 - Coffee shop 7 - Seating area 8 - Nursing room 9 - Stairs 10 - Toilets 11 - Conference room (4 person) 12 - Conference room (6 person) 13 - Conference room (8 person) 14 - Conference (12 person) 15 - Elevator 16 - Printing 17 - Focus seating 18 - Hot desk 19 - Study pod 20 - Meeting room 21 - Communual kitchen 22 - Lockers 23 - Courtyard

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