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In the intro to Commercial Interior Design class, students are challenged with designing a space for a business. This year's classification was the cafe. Samantha designed a tea shop. She has been in the Interior Design program for a year and using CA software for only 6 months! 
As we close out our spring semester, we realize that the design students had many challenges. But, but Samantha dedicated herself to mastering her design aesthetic. She worked hard to learn the CA software on her own and in our zoom meetings.

Samantha has been in the Interior Design program for a year and using CA software for only 6 months! She produced this project in the  Residential Interior Design class. The students are given a house floor plan with exterior walls only and an architectural/design style, as well as a description of the clients. They have to plan all of the required spaces, designating walls, doors, windows, flow, and design every space. 
Samantha's assigned design style was Mediterranean-Spanish. She created this exotic interior design that features modern and unexpected design elements.
We want to recognize her creativity and dedication to a challenging semester, where we ended up online mid-semester. She worked hard to learn the CA software on her own and in our zoom meetings!

Emma is a student in the Interior Design Program at San Joaquin Delta College. In the Residential Interior Design class, the students are given a house floor plan with exterior walls only and an architectural/design style, as well as a description of the clients. They have to plan all of the required spaces, designating walls, doors, windows, flow, and design every space. 
Emma's design style was Victorian. She took a modern perspective of Victorian and produced a very eclectically designed home for a family. 
We are very proud of the work she produced. We think it's exceptional!
- Leslie Asfour, Interior Design Professor/Program Chair


Emma kitchen.pdf


Emma living room 2.pdf