Bachelor of Arts (Honours) - Interior Architecture and Reuse (W250)

Bachelor of Arts (Honours) - Interior Architecture and Reuse primary aim is to develop creative and technical skills for designing innovative and meaningful spaces where people live, work, and relax. It encourages students to consider the functional, aesthetic, and social dimensions of design, exploring how new technologies and environmental factors shape our behavior and well-being.

Situated within the Department of Architecture at Ravensbourne, the course takes a multidisciplinary approach, combining interior design, architecture, and landscape architecture. This framework blends contemporary design culture with the academic and professional rigor of traditional disciplines, offering a learning environment that fosters both experimentation and real-world readiness.

Students work in state-of-the-art studios, gaining practical experience through design projects guided by experienced academics, industry practitioners, and researchers. Alongside hands-on studio work, lectures and seminars build understanding of design history, contemporary practice, and technical principles.

By the end of the course, students are encouraged to define their own creative approach and will have developed:

• Creative, technical, and professional skills applicable to a wide range of design and built-environment careers. • Comprehensive knowledge of current design practice, including sustainability and innovation in response to 21st-century environmental challenges. • The ability to apply research, analysis, and critical reflection to design problems and communicate ideas effectively in visual, written, and verbal forms. • The competencies necessary to pursue postgraduate study or specialization in related design fields. • An appreciation of how design skills are transferable beyond the built environment, equipping graduates for a variety of creative and professional roles. •