Interior Design at ECA encourages students to explore and evolve existing Interior Design theories and push the assumed boundaries of the discipline. 

In the creation of each individual project brief, our final year students have responded to diverse design challenges, building typologies and user groups, reflecting their own personal research interests and design agendas. 

These projects demonstrate how buildings can change from the inside out, each embedded with a focus on human activity and user experience. 

In this year’s showcase we are delighted to see proposed adaptations to a range of existing buildings across the city of Edinburgh. These projects are the culmination of not only the final year of study, but evidence the trajectory across four years of the learning journey; equipping our graduates with creative ambition and a specialist professional skillset to embrace whatever challenge comes next. 

Image credit: Fina Grill, BA (Hons) Interior Design