Interior Design
As an interior designer, how do you enter and observe a space that’s unfamiliar to you, and what exactly do you “borrow” from the materials library?
Students Daniela Zang and Cédric Metzger discuss these and other topics in the third episode of the podcast series “kaltwarmheiss.” In conversation with communication design student Pauline Heyne, they talk about the slight anxiety they felt at the beginning of their studies, the trials and triumphs of their projects, professors from all fields who broaden their horizons, and their development into highly sought-after interns in Berlin and around the world.
- Prologue:
Emilie’s Room, or What Interior Design Can Do - Ideas
Daniela and Cédric
Spaces—First Impressions - The Early Days of College
Inspiration from Materials
Orientation Week—Discovering Spaces and Meeting Fellow Students - Project-Based Study
The Merino Wool Chair
Timber-Frame Construction?! The Ups and Downs of a Structural Design Project - Good to Know
Interdisciplinary Exchange in Student Workspaces
What a Tutor Does and What You Do in the Materials Library
- Projects, Projects
How Much the Semester Costs
From Chaos to Structure—Approaching Projects
When Lectures Invite You to Tell Stories - Starting in the 3rd Semester
How College Changes Your Perspective
Why Students from Mainz Are Favorite Interns
College as a Creative Expansion
Focus Areas and Off-the-Cuff Discussions
Theory Seminars as Exciting Research Formats - Visions and Forecasts
How Is COVID-19 Changing Spaces?
Where to Go After Graduation?