Title: Critique an interior space according to the elements and principles of design.
Course: Interior Design II (19263-II) > Section: Applying the Elements and Principles of Design

Critique should include

- how the given interior space exemplifies or does not exemplify each element and principle of design
- degree to which the given interior space meets the goals of design—function and appropriateness, harmony with unity and variety, and beauty.

Process/Skill Questions:

Thinking

- What are the elements and principles of design? How is each used in the creation of an interior design?
- How can a given interior space be evaluated according to how well it exemplifies appropriate use of the elements and principles of design? How can it be rated?

Communication

- How can interior design professionals communicate evaluation of a given interior space in terms of its use of the elements and principles of design?

Leadership

- What leadership skills should be acquired to evaluate a given interior space in terms of its use of the elements and principles of design?

Management

- What training and resources must individuals have to evaluate a given interior space in terms of its use of the elements and principles of design?
- In what ways can individuals use an evaluation of an interior space? How might the evaluation enhance the space?