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| INTERIOR DESIGN DEPARTMENT COURSE SYLLABUS | |
| COURSE TITLE: |
History
of Furniture and Architecture II
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| COURSE CODE: |
ADI
222 AE
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| CREDITS: |
3.0
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| INSTRUCTOR: |
Marg
Dion, Associate, IIDA
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| COURSE DESCRIPTION: A continuation of History of Furniture and Architecture I , this course traces the study of furniture and architecture from the mid-1700’s through the 20th century. Students will use their knowledge of period styles from History I to compare and contrast furniture and architecture of the last 250 years. As in History I, a major focus will be placed on chronological stylistic developments, characteristics of period style and terminology germane to furniture and architecture. Field trips will include visits to the Harrison Gray Otis House, the Gibson Museum and the Gropius House. |
| STUDENT EVALUATION AND GRADING CRITERIA: This is a
college level Interior Design course. While we welcome continuing education
students taking this class for personal interest, every student will be
expected to work to their fullest potential. Grading will be based upon
test averages and project grades. Chronic lateness, poor attendance, and
lack of class participation will all adversely affect the final grade.
NOTE: Students will be marked late after fifteen minutes and absent if they are more than thirty minutes late for class or a field trip. Three absences will result in failure. It is the student’s responsibility to procure notes from a classmate, not the instructor for missed classes. Make-up tests are not given unless there is a documented medical emergency.
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| TEXTBOOKS: The Complete
Guide to Furniture Styles by Louise Boger
Illustrated Dictionary of Historic Architecture by Cyril Harris A Concise History of Western Architecture by R. Furneaux Jordan |
| SUPPLEMENTAL READING: Our library is one of the best
resources for researching historic furniture and architecture. Plan on
spending some time going through the stacks to familiarize yourself with
this wonderful collection.
NOTE: Many of the most important slides from each lecture have been duplicated, placed in a binder and are in the school library. Each page corresponds to a particular period style. Please put the slides back in the order which you found them. |
| Areas of Study and Time Line History of Furniture and Architecture II | ||||
| PERIOD | France & Europe | England | America | Architecture |
| Neoclassical |
Louis XVI 1774-1789 Directiore 1789-1804 Empire 1804-1815 |
Adam 1770-1793
Hepplewhite 1780-1795 Sheraton 1790-1803/05 Regency 1795-1820 |
Hepplewhite
1785-1800
Sheraton 1795-1815 American Directoire 1805-1815/20 American Empire 1810/15-1830/40 |
American Federal (Adamesque) |
| Victorian
1830-1901 |
.. | Revival Styles 1820-1890 | Late Classical
1815-1840
Rococo Revival 1850- Gothic Revival Renaissance Revival Louis XVI Revival Tudor Revival Egyptian Revival Innovation and New Materials |
Greek Revival
Gothic Revival Italianate Renaissance Revival Richardsonian Romanesque Second Empire Stick Shingle Queen Anne Arts & Crafts and Mission 1900- |
| The Modern World 1900-2000 | Art Nouveau
1890-1910
Belgium, France, Spain, Scotland, Austria, Germany |
Aesthetic
Movement 1860-1890
Arts & Crafts 1860-1900’s |
Aesthetic
Movement
Arts & Crafts |
Art Nouveau
Louis Sullivan Frank Lloyd Wright McKim, Mead, and White |
| . | DeStijl 1917-1928
Art Deco 1925- 1930’s Bauhaus 1919-1933 New Styles and Trends |
.. | Modern
Furniture Classics
Art Deco Bauhaus International style New Styles and Trends |
DeStijl 1917-1928 Art Deco 1925- 1930’s Bauhaus 1919-1933 International style Miesian 1950’s
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| Neoclassical | Victorian Revival | Art Nouveau |
Bauhaus Art Deco International Style |
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Contact Marg |