Here, there is no statutory definition or framework that delineates. What I do know in Oregon is that the only difference in interior design and interior architecture is just a degree title and job position titles by companies that don't aren't quite jiving their job position titles with the statutes of law. I don't know which programs you are comparing to provide any input on that. Do you want to be your own practice? Do you want to be employed in an architecture/interior design firm, etc. Of course, you don't always know where you want to practice and where life will lead you. When it comes to you, it kind of comes down to what do you want to do, what is the focus of the curriculum and whether it qualified for licensure if licensure is required where you plan to practice and what you want to do. In fact, I do building design, interior design (as interior oriented renovation or restoration projects are in some cases interior design projects) as well as landscape design (not landscape architecture as there is a license for landscape architecture in Oregon but when involved with exempted buildings but that's another story. However, it is customarily with exempt buildings but my role can surely extend to non-exempt buildings where the project still is an exempt project.
In either cases, such degrees may just very well be the same and the education of interior architects and interior design is customarily the same but you may specialize in interiors for building occupancy / space use.Īs a building designer, I am also technically an interior designer in what I do. In Oregon, you would be titled professionally as interior designers not interior architects because there is no such license at least at this time. Currently, in Oregon, it really doesn't matter but I think if you are seeking to do interior in commercial projects that are exempt from architect licensure, you'll want to seek NCIDQ accredited interior architecture degree but sometimes they might be labeled interior design. Well, it depends on where you want to end up practicing.
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