RISD Interior Architecture

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Join us THIS THURSDAY 1:10PM at the CIT (Room 103) for our next speaker! 📢 This week, we are welcoming back INTAR ENE alum, Sanah Rao, currently working as an exhibition designer at the @mfaboston ! We are looking forward to seeing you there! 10 Nov 2026 ✨ This weekend, join us for Graduate Open studios!! ✨ From 3 - 3:45 PM the 6th floor of the CIT building (169 Weybosset St.) will be open to showcase our graduate student's work. Come on by to see what we have been working on, and to meet, chat and get to know us better! See you there 👀 06 Nov 2026 From performance spaces to camping-inspired outdoor activities, graduate students in a @risdintar studio are exploring how children learn through objects, play, movement, interaction, and spatial discovery. Inspired by the Providence Children’s Museum, they are using comics and modeling as a way of imagining, communicating, and constructing exhibition environments. Swipe for a look at their work. Work by Gerald Sastra Student Shirley Yu holds up a comic she made earlier in the semester A model of an outdoor play space by student Madeline Thomas Hans Yu presents his work during a mid-semester crit Instructor Hannah Liongoren listens to guest critic Jenna Yu 04 Nov 2026 Alumni Spotlight: Ariane van Dievoet Adaptive Reuse Alumnus, Ariane van Dievoet, is being featured for her work in collaboration with Didier Henry (the sculpture on slide 2) at the exhibition, Soleil Noir @fondationboghossian in Brussels! Van Dievoet is a designer and sculptor, specializing in working with from scrap materials to “highlight their texture and form”. She is taking the adaptive reuse model, specializing in the reuse of materials, and combining traditional and digital techniques to craft objects and furniture from scraps of wood, blue stone, marble, mirror shards, and more. Congratulations on this new exhibition! 03 Nov 2026 1st Year Graduate Midterm Critique This project is the second phase of ‘The book as a unit of storage’ — moving from book stand to book shelf. Students analyzed how the shelf reckons with load, sequence, mobility and access. With the main exercise being; the resolution between storing a book and displaying one — and whether the shelf does one, the other, or both? Congratulations first years! 28 Oct 2026 Grad Thesis Update! Milestone 2 : Contextual Reflection The second year graduate students presented their second thesis prep milestone, analyzing the context and site first their project. By starting to think through material implementation, students are now expanding their questions into real-world impact! Work by: @mmraible @hurart__ @kinju_neupane @ananthinking @beatrzs @ablumovitzdesign @emmabuildsworlds 26 Oct 2026 Intro to Interior Studies I : Project 1 Spatial Enclosures Over the past five weeks, our sophomores have been working on their first assignment entitled Spatial Enclosures which introduced them to the concept of interiority as both concept and embodied reality. Each student began with an assigned precedent study and was charged with creating a series of diagrams, paper models and eventually a wooden concept model that sought to distill its core spatial values. As the final deliverable, students worked in pairs of two and were challenged with designing and fabricating a 1:1 scale spatial enclosure that referenced their assigned precedent studies as well as addressed the physical context of a specific site in the studio. 23 Oct 2026 We kicked off this semester’s lecture series with a thought provoking lecture by Graeme Brooker who presented The superREUSE. With his new book, Brooker challenges us to rethink how we approach the existing built environment with a radical manifesto and a call for action! Thank you @graemebrookerprof for joining us and inspiring new perspectives on the possibilities of adaptive reuse! 22 Oct 2026 Current @risdintar seniors Kevin Xu and Yingqi Gu were awarded the prestigious Angelo Donghia Foundation Student Scholarship in Interior Design, which will help them complete their final year at RISD in the Interior Architecture department. Swipe through for a look at their projects. Shown: Kevin’s proposal integrates museum programming with affordable student housing, introducing new cultural infrastructure supporting educational access and improved living conditions. Kevin’s adaptive reuse intervention focuses on an eight-story primary building paired with lower surrounding structures. Yingqi’s project proposes a mixed-use building that combines the residential component with small-scale production spaces. Responding to Providence’s post-industrial context, Yingqi’s project explores the boundary between production and domesticity and aims to create a space where displaced workers can adapt existing skills into new forms of small-scale and flexible, individual or collective production. 19 Oct 2026 Last week, the advanced studio, C3, took a field trip to New York for a firsthand look at design spaces to inspire their retail project. The group started the day bright and early in the financial district at @printempsnewyork then they headed to SoHo, visiting @colonydesign , @shopquarters , @valledevalle , and @calicowallpaper . In the afternoon they stopped at @thefutureperfect and closed their trip at @apparatusstudio . Big day for this advanced studio! Thank you to all the hosts for showing our students around your wonderful showrooms! 19 Oct 2026 ✨ Our Speaker Series is back! ✨ We’re excited to welcome two fantastic speakers to our department this semester! October 22 — Graeme Brooker November 12 — Sanah Rao We look forward to these conversations and can’t wait to share more with you! Stay tuned for details! 15 Oct 2026 Congratulations to Interior Architecture faculty members Elizabeth Debs and David Tomás De Celis on their participation in the nearhodeisland (NEARI) Bread & Roses exhibition! Established to celebrate and promote the creative practices of NEARI members, the Bread and Roses Project takes its name from a slogan popularized during the 1912 Lawrence textile strike, when immigrant women workers advocated for fair wages and humane working conditions. The exhibition reflects on the enduring significance of this movement, reminding us that workers deserve not only fair wages and dignity in the workplace, but also opportunities for creativity, joy, and personal fulfillment. Featured Works Bound (2026) Elizabeth Debs Mixed media House of Peace: War Rubble Montage Perspective of Red Square (2024) David T. De Celis Mixed media Exhibition Details: Community College of Rhode Island On view through October 30, 2026 Monday–Thursday: 9 AM–5 PM Friday: 9 AM–4 PM #RISDInteriorArchitecture #RISDFaculty #BreadAndRoses #NEARI #artanddesign 14 Oct 2026

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