At Dezyne E’cole Interior Architecture is generally conceived designed and realized to built in response to an existing set of conditions. Designers inevitably and instinctively prefigure solutions to the problems they are confronted with, but the depth, and range of their design vocabulary influence both their perception of a question and the shaping of its answer. If one’s understanding of a design language is limited, then the range of possible solutions to a problem will also be limited. At Dezyne E’cole programmes students are offered a well rounded foundation in the technical, creative and human elements of Autodesk USA to impart training on 3Dsmax, 2D and 3D and Revit.

         To put it in a simple frame- one must know words, and understand the alphabets before words can be formed and a vocabulary developed. In a similar way it is very important to be able to recognize the basic elements of form and space and understand how they can be manipulated and organized in development of a design concept.

 Basic foundation

       Primary elements-for an interior designer it is a must to study the visual detail of post modern time. Every part of the building form, the major components such as doors, windows, walls, floors, ceilings and staircases to small embellishments such as mouldings and door furniture.

       Dezyne E’cole believes that architectural details can transform the simplest house into memorable home. While the space in a home provide a blank canvas, the details create the light and shade, bringing depth to design in the process. For any design professional it is essential to do an extensive amount of essential planning to analyze and organize the planning for creating successful functional buildings. From here the student upgrades to become an interior designer of residential and commercial spaces.

2 years Senior Studio Commercial & Residential Designer (SSCRD)

Primary elements-point, liner elements
Planer element and volumetric elements
Form-linear, Radial clustered, articulation of form, edges and corners
Form and space-unity of opposites, qualities of architectural space, Degree of enclosure,
Vertical elements defining space
Organization of form, special organizations centralized organizations
Circulation, entrance, Approach
Proportion and Scale, structural proportion
IT Fundamental and Computing
Material
Design of the Built Environment
Conceptual Design
Administrative Design
Hospitality Design
3D Modelling on the PC

        With the advent of new technology, path breaking developments in fabric and the dawn of globalisation, the Indian apparel industry has to compete in the international market to give the right quality, at the right price and at the right time. The domestic market is equally challenging between Indian and foreign brands and players. Fashion culture and consciousness have developed strong roots; style is everywhere, especially among youth. These new aspirations have spread beyond the metros to the smaller towns, fuelling demand for life-style products.
       Witness the number of foreign brands, particularly the luxury brands, that are making a bee-line targeting the Indian consumer. This is going to boost with the Government allowing foreign retailers to set shop in India. In the foreign markets, India has been recording phenomenal growth rates in terms of textile and apparel exports. From a turnover of 0.4 billion USD in 1985, India’s export turnover today stands at about USD 17 billion, making it one of the most dynamic and fastest growing industry. Both markets are growing well and it is expected that India, in the year 2012, may touch a market size of USD 110 billion, of which USD 55 billion will be exports.
       The apparel industry is an extremely dynamic and stressful industry with various factors and inputs that are to be controlled and co-ordinate very well to be successful. Hence the industry demands utmost care, attention and hard work from its employees along with the ability to know and apply the latest technical know how and developments. The garment industry is highly labour intensive, and the importance of people management hardly needs to be stressed. In order to be successful, excellent communication skills and an ability to relate with people at different levels are essential traits.
       The domestic and foreign markets have created a boom for fashion industry growth, reflected in manufacturing and retail boom. Currently in India, the retail industry has been recording stupendous growth over the past few years. India boasts of the largest network of retail outlets in the world. Although, a major proportion of this industry is unorganized still, trends are fast changing. More and more retailers are preferring the organised system of work and thus professional management is becoming the need of the hour. Nearly 600 malls are believed to become operational in a few years time; very recently Reliance Industries has launched USD 0.75 billion project for retail expansion in the country.
       The industry has, therefore, fantastic growth potential.

2 years Senior Fashion Technologist and Pattern Engineering (FTPE)

Fabric Study Pattern making for women’s wear
Garment Construction
Fashion Flat Drawings
Fashion Studies
Draping
How to design
Pattern making for men’s wear
Pattern making for children’s wears
CAD-3D
Portfolio