DI Library: MID Library Hub: Concept Statements

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Ebooks on Concept Statements

Each of these books has a chapter that may help you develop your concept statement. Below each book, we've listed the recommended chapter.

Programming and Research: Skills and Techniques for Interior Designers (ebook) by Rose Mary Botti-Salitsky
Concept statements:
Chapter 3. Defining a Topic and Structuring Your Program Document.
Available through Fairchild Books ID Library (login required).
Foundations of Interior Design (ebook) by Susan J. Slotkis
Concept statements:
Chapter 5. The Design Process
An example of a concept statement on p. 104. Available through Fairchild Books ID Library (login required).
Interior Design Fundamentals (ebook) by Steven B. Webber
Concept statements:
Chapter 3. The Design Process.
Available through Fairchild Books ID Library (login required).
Research-Based Programming for Interior Design (ebook) by Lily B. Robinson
Concept statements:
Chapter 5. Research-Based Schematics.
Available through Fairchild Books ID Library (login required).
Shaping Interior Space, 4th edition (ebook) by Roberto J. Rengel
Concept statements:
Chapter 10. Ideation.
Available through Fairchild Books ID Library (login required).
Spatial Strategies for Interior Design (ebook) by Ian Higgins
Concept statements:
Chapter 3: Developing Conceptual Ideas.
Available through ProQuest Ebook Central (login required).

Books in the DI Library on Concept Statements

Designing Commercial Interiors by Christine M. Piotrowski
Call Number: TH 4311 .P56 2016
Concept statements: Chapter 3 Research and Project Process.