Final Critiques for IA+D 2017 fall semester

 Final Critiques for IA+D 2017 fall semester

The end of the semester is always such a busy time!!  Part of the Interior Architecture + Design studio educational experience and assessment review is the final critique. The IA+D program at Mount Ida College has an open door policy and encourages all who are interested to attend. This is a wonderful opportunity for students to see each other’s work and for faculty, staff, and friends to observe and participate. The final critique is a large part of the students’ grade. Critics from the profession participate. This is a process where students are prepared to learn from each other and celebrate their accomplishments to date.

Graduate MSM_ Interior Architecture + Design Critiques

Graduate Course IA621 Universal Design Studio – Professor Stephanie McGoldrick

Tuesday, December 5^th, 6:00pm-7:00pm:

                Location:  Mount Ida College, School of Design Rm. 019

Project: Redesign of apartment for UCP program user, Michele and proposing accessibility solutions for dated UCP apartment complex

Critics: Todd Kates, CEO of UCP Boston and some other UCP employees; Michele the program user, Gregg Grenier Director of Community Engagement MIC.

Wednesday, December 6^th, 6:00pm-7:30pm:

               Location: Mount Ida College, Miller Conference Room

 Project: Redesign of a Dorchester Victorian mansion for Bob Haas, User/Expert- adding a bathroom and bedroom onto the first level

Critics: Bob Haas, home owner and Maggie Austen Coordinator, Public Programs & User/Expert Lab. Institute of Human Centered Design, Gregg Grenier Director of Community Engagement MIC. 

Graduate Course: IA 501: Global Design Seminar– Professor Rose Botti-Salitsky

Wednesday, December 13^th, 3:30-5:30

Project: Research contributing to the Body of Knowledge (BOK) - Interior Architecture. Location: MPA, 308 Congress St, F4, Boston MA (Channel Conference Room) Critics: Dianne Dunnell, IIDA, NCIDQ, LEED AP Interior Design Director & Associate Partner and ID colleagues.

Undergraduate Interior Architecture + Design Critiques

Tuesday December 12, 2017

IA 401 senior special topic studio – Professor William Gates

Time: 3:00-6:00

Location: SD007

Project: Spiritual Space, IDEC International competition

Guest Critics: Brother Joseph Anderson Mount Ida College, Dr. Rose Botti-Salitsky IA+D Department Chair.

IA 101 Studio I sec B – Professor Monica Johnson

Time: 3:15-5:15

Location: SD019

Project: Historic Hotel - Guest Room Design

Guest Critic: Heather Vaughan, Interior Design

IA201 sec A Studio III: Sustainable Office Studio – Professor Stephanie McGoldrick

Time: 6:15pm-9:30pm

Location:  Mount Ida College, Campus Center Theater

Project: Sustainable Office Design Project

Guest Critics: Taylor Birse, Cummings Properties/Adjunct Faculty; Makayla MacSaveny, Mount Ida College Graduate Student

Wednesday December 13, 2017

IA 301 Hospitality Design– Professor Jessica Smith

Time: 3:15-6:00

Location: SD007

Guest Critics: Brianna Myers, Interior Designer RSJ Associates, Lauren Keeler, Interior Designer
NCIDQ, LEED AP, IIDA, RSJ Associates,

IA451 Portfolio – Professor Stephanie McGoldrick

Time: 6:30pm-8:30pm

 Location:  Mount Ida College, School of Design Rm.-008

 Project: Website and Physical Portfolio

 Guest Critics: Jonathan Merin, SMMA; Nicolette Gordon, Perkins + Will; Allyson Forristor, Counterpane Interiors

IA201 sec B Studio III: Sustainable Office Studio – Professor Taylor Birse

Time: 6:15pm-8:30pm

Location:  Mount Ida College, Campus Center Theater

Project: Sustainable Office Design Project

Guest Critics: Lauren Kirkness Cummings Properties, Dana Barsoian, Betsy Bassett Interiors, Anna Lee Rose, Duffy Design Group

Thursday December 14, 2017

IA 101 Studio I sec A – Professor Rose Botti-Salitsky

Time 6:00-9:00

Location: Oak Hill Room, Campus Center

Project: Historic Hotel - Guest Room Design

Guest Critics:  Augusta Hahnel Interior Designer Boston Trade,  Jill Janasiewicz,  Haydel Design, Makayala MacSaveny, Mount Ida College Graduate Student.