MDES INTERIOR DESIGN

Reid Building, 39 students

We are delighted to celebrate another year of fantastic work from Interior Design MDes students. They are actively engaging with the social and political aspects of everyday life using their spatial education as a navigational device. Their critical approaches emphasise the production of space with the use of physical and digital tools. Venturing beyond mainstream notions of the discipline, they imagine types of future human inhabitation and suggest how spaces might be. Their studies, together with their personal stories, have furnished them with the greatest opportunity to discuss, debate and  explore innovative approaches to the making of interiors, and thereby reframing our relationship with space.

These and other questions were floated between participants, their answers may be found embedded in the work you will discover here.

Catalogue

MDes Interior Design Catalogue

Poster

from Host

from The Influence of Interior Design: Wealth, Power, and Status

from Host

from Host

from Host

from Design Process

from Design Process

from Rorschach World

from Design Process

from Design Process

from Seams of transformation

from Seams of transformation

from Seams of transformation

from Host- A Connection Point

from Host- A Connection Point

from Electronics waste craft community

from Electronics waste craft community

from Electronics waste craft community

In order to conform to my concept of expanding space with constantly changing size and space function, I divided the movement of the core area of the interior into rotation and sliding to find the possibility of space change.

from Electronics waste craft community

from Electronics waste craft community

from Reborn

from Theorical research & Case study

from Design Strategy

It's evident that people are progressively drifting away from the natural rhythms. As humanity continues to exploit the environment without restraint, certain natural calamities have become unavoidable. Despite some efforts to promote environmental awareness, the voice conveying such consciousness remains faint. The truth is, the majority of people turn a blind eye to environmental conservation and resource preservation. On one hand, they perceive their individual efforts as too feeble to achieve significant outcomes. On the other hand, they consider the depletion of planetary resources a distant issue, given that their lifespans are destined not to extend into that period. To prevent such a scenario, I believe it's essential to elevate public awareness regarding environmental issues, as well as the pressing need for responsible lifestyles and consumption habits. In response to this challenge, I have undertaken theoretical research on the matter.

from Reborn

from Final Outcome

from Persian Dreamscapes

from Persian Dreamscapes

from Persian Dreamscapes

from Persian Dreamscapes

from Persian Dreamscapes

from ISLAND ECHO

from ISLAND ECHO

from ISLAND ECHO

from ISLAND ECHO

from ISLAND ECHO

from Final project: Analysis regarding people’s reactions to complex information: 1919-1945

from Host Project: Temporary free restaurant run by the Parliament

from Final project: Analysis regarding people’s reactions to complex information: 1919-1945

from Final project: Analysis regarding people’s reactions to complex information: 1919-1945

from Final project: Analysis regarding people’s reactions to complex information: 1919-1945

from THE PLAY WITHIN A PLAY

from THE PLAY WITHIN A PLAY

from THE PLAY WITHIN A PLAY

from THE PLAY WITHIN A PLAY

from THE PLAY WITHIN A PLAY

from Space concept

from Stories / Relics / Memories / Death

from Collection of relics

from Project background

from Collection of relics

from Final outcome

from Final outcome

from Final outcome

from Concept

from Design Development

from Semester 2 – The Glasgow Archive of the Unremarkable Home

from Semester 2 – The Glasgow Archive of the Unremarkable Home

from Semester 2 – The Glasgow Archive of the Unremarkable Home

Rendered Technical Drawings

from Semester 1 – Maker & Menu

from Semester 3: Con/Temporary, Flat-Packing Home for Rented Spaces

from “BABY FACTORY”

from “BABY FACTORY”

from “BABY FACTORY”

Stage 4 & Stage 5

from “BABY FACTORY”

Stage 2 &Stage 6

from “BABY FACTORY”

from OAK speakeasy

from The Lion Chambers: at golden hour

from The Lion Chambers: at golden hour

from OAK speakeasy

from The Lion Chambers: at golden hour

from Cultural Crossroads Oasis

from Cultural Crossroads Oasis

from Cultural Crossroads Oasis

from Cultural Crossroads Oasis

from Cultural Crossroads Oasis

I found that of all the elements that go into forming IDENTITY, this restaurant fulfilled every need when it came to hosting a Christmas event, and I think that's why people can develop such a strong collective memory of this place.

from Preliminary Research

from Design Process

from Gorbals Glitch

from The Waiting Room

from Gorbals Glitch

from Intimate Immensities

from The Waiting Room

from DESIGN EXERCISE

from DESIGN PROPOSAL

from DESIGN PROPOSAL

from DESIGN PROPOSAL

from DESIGN EXERCISE

from Research project: Inhabit

Helping climate refugees living in the Bhola slum to reimagine and reconfigue their sense of freedom, identity and independence in their home island of Bhola.

from Floating community-Location: Bhola slum-Dhaka-Bangladesh

from DESIGN CONCEPT

from DESIGN IDEA

from MATERIALITY

Bhola island is located on the southern coast of Bangladesh, and the area is very prone to the effects of riverbank erosion and frequent cyclones. So many people migrated to Dhaka and formed their own community. They call it Bhola slum.

from SITE ANALYSIS

from Design Concept

from Design Concept

from Outcome

from Project Background

from Design Concept

from SLICE___An Iron Art Archival Space in 520 Sauchiehall Street, Glasgow

from HOST___A marvellous self-service trailer bar

from HOST___A marvellous self-service trailer bar

from HOST___A marvellous self-service trailer bar

from HOST___A marvellous self-service trailer bar

from Glasgow: Where Tradition meets Creativity – The Hub

from Glasgow: Where Tradition meets Creativity – The Hub

from Glasgow: Where Tradition meets Creativity – The Hub

from Stitching Sustainability

from Stitching Sustainability

from Waiting for Godot at Tramway-Thesis Project

from Waiting for Godot at Tramway-Thesis Project

from Lady from the sea – Host Project

from Waiting for Godot at Tramway-Thesis Project

from Lady from the sea – Host Project

from Authenticity of Digital Cultural Heritage

from Authenticity of Digital Cultural Heritage

from Authenticity of Digital Cultural Heritage

from Authenticity of Digital Cultural Heritage

from Authenticity of Digital Cultural Heritage

from HOST – Underground Toilet

from HOST – Underground Toilet

from Xinran Zhao

from Xinran Zhao

from Xinran Zhao

from Xinran Zhao

from Xinran Zhao

from Pause – A Wellness Centre

from The Host – Community Garden

Interaction Experiment Results

from Make Room – Body | Furniture | Space

Yoga Rooms

from Pause – A Wellness Centre

Changing Seasons

from The Host – Community Garden

from Methodology

from Methodology

from Site Analysis & Music Making

from Site Analysis & Music Making

from The Aim

from Memoryscapes: Collective Transcription of Language and Space

from Memoryscapes: Collective Transcription of Language and Space

from Memoryscapes: Collective Transcription of Language and Space

from Memoryscapes: Collective Transcription of Language and Space

from Memoryscapes: Collective Transcription of Language and Space

from The Quiet Project

from The Quiet Project

from The Quiet Project

from The Quiet Project

from The Quiet Project

from Edible Interiors

from Edible Interiors

from Edible Interiors

from Edible Interiors

from Edible Interiors

The first means used by human to communicate are sounds and words alongside posture. Movement can be used as an inspiring way to perceive It was developed for the purpose of sensing into the systems we are embedded within to gain insight and wisdom, to close the feedback loop between reality and its invisible source of awareness and thought. This invisible source of thought and awareness can only be accessed and understood in the present moment.

from Design Process

from Models

from Design Process

from Design Process

from What is ‘Junkspace’ ?

from Design Space

from Design System – Blueprint

from Design System – Site Programme

from Methodology – Experimentation

from Design System – Site Programme

from Final Outcome

from Final Outcome

from Desgin Process

from Final Outcome

from Dunhuang Culture & The Myth of the Nine-Coloured Deer