Specialist education | Workshop to choose from | Hours per week - 6 | ECTS - 5 | Type of credit - ZST
Legend: zal - passed; zst - pass with grade; exam - exam; ekm - commission exam

Individual project (basic form of classes), lecture, didactic dialogue, didactic discussion, workshop classes, seminar, e-learning.

Passing the entrance examination for the first year of SSM.

Positive result of the review of design works, with an emphasis on furniture projects (concerns students who did not study SSL in the Third Furniture Designing Studio at the third year and all students graduating from the BA Studies outside the WAW of the Academy of Fine Arts in Warsaw).

The educational process is carried out through the implementation of full-term individual and group project tasks.

The implementation of project tasks is aimed at deepening the issues related to the furniture design process, starting with the formulation of design assumptions, through the search for a form with particular emphasis on sketching and hand-modeling in the 1: 1 scale taking into account the ergonomic conditioning, choice and the use of appropriate materials, constructions and connections by drawing up project documentation based on o Industry Standards regarding the technical drawing of furniture (BN-90 / 7140-03 / 01-09) after the implementation of the prototype, in order to create a piece of furniture that meets the assumed functional, structural and aesthetic functions. Laboratory equipment, instrumentation, collected didactic materials and experience of the lecturers allow for the implementation of the curriculum from equipment to knowledge, through sketchy formal searches to experiments and testing forms
on the target scale (1: 1).

The implementation of the didactic program is aimed at:
- awakening the need for creative search for non-obvious, multi-threaded solutions, drawing inspiration from the surrounding world and using them in creative work
- development of the ability to creatively solve problems: functional, ergonomic, constructional and formal
- awareness of joining the material and construction of the designed furniture into a homogeneous logical form, fulfilling a specific utility and aesthetic function.
- education skills in designing housing equipment with furniture and furnishings that meet the requirements Usable, aesthetic and emotional.

ENGINEERING AS A TOTAL PROJECT

ERGONOMIC FURNACE
design a chair or armchair, including your own anthropometric dimensions *
FORMY priority, adequate MATERIAL and resulting CONSTRUCTION.
* clarifying the type of ERGONOMIC FURNITURE, it is variable, the interior design proposals to which these furniture will be designed are proposed by students.

Furniture designed as part of the task, may (though not necessarily) be designed for existing interiors selected by students, or for spaces designed by them in interior design studios or exhibitions. As part of the semester task, with the consent of the teachers, it is possible for students to implement projects for external competitions.

Objectives of the task:
- consolidation and deepening of knowledge and issues learned during the implementation of earlier tasks.
- furniture design taking into account the existing spatial, aesthetic and functional situation of the interior, to which the piece of furniture is intended
- the use of combinatorics and system solutions that enable the construction of complex furniture sets
- preparation for work in a project group
- familiarization with CAD systems for furniture design and the capabilities of CNC devices and machine tools.

Scope of the semester tasks:
- design assumptions of the furniture (scenario)
- conceptual design of furniture (sketches of drawings, visualizations)
- furniture draft models in the reduction scale
- basic design of the furniture in a scale of 1: 5 (rectangular projections + perspective view)
- executive design of the furniture in 1: 1 scale * (working drawing in accordance with the implementation requirements)
- study model of furniture in 1: 1 scale (from substitute materials)
- implementation of a 1: 1 furniture prototype (from target or replacement materials)
- as-built technical documentation of the furniture *
- description of the furniture
- photographic documentation of the completed piece of furniture

Project documentation of the design process (design assumptions, conceptual sketches, photos of mock-ups, basic design and photo or visualization of the completed piece of furniture) should be presented on the board format 100 × 50 cm (horizontal).

* Technical documentation, depending on the needs and its purpose and character, can be a set of views and sections on a 1: 1 scale, A4 format notebook, containing assembly and executive drawings of elements in 1: 1 scale, or a set of executive drawings prepared for specific device.

Students who complete semester tasks receive one grade for the project and technical development using the full, applicable grading scale included in the Study Regulations from 0 to 5+.

Grading components: independence of work 20% rating of the degree of commitment 20% level of project submission 15% level of artistic and substantive content of the project 20% correctness and diligence of documentation preparation 15% realization of the prototype 10%

The subject is passed with an attendance of no less than 70%

Presentation of completed semester tasks, providing mastering the basic skills of the designer's workshop and the ability to combine their own creativity with technical and technological knowledge in order to obtain individual design solutions that meet ergonomic, functional, formal and artistic requirements.

1. Furniture design - Jerzy Smardzewski - PWRiL 2009.
2. Anthropometric Atlas of the adult Polish population for design purposes - IWP
3. Meblarstwo - basic construction and design - Czesław Mętrak - WNT 1992.
4. Furniture constructions - Irena Swaczyna - WSiP 1998.
5. Ergonomics of the flat - Etienne Grandjeane - ARKADY 1978.
6. Ergonomic Design - Edwin Tytyk - PWN 2001.
7. Furniture constructions. Technical drawing - Lesław Giełdowski - WSiP 1995.

1. Terminological glossary of furniture - J. Grzelak - PWN 1998.
2. Anatomy of wood - Wojciech Kokociński - PRODRUK 2005
3. Wood Atlas - J.D. Godet - MULTICO Publishing House 2008
4. Material science of the wood industry - J. Szczuka, J. Żurowski - WSiP 1999.
5. Stylish furniture - F. Asensio - ARKADY 2004.
6. Stylish furniture - Gyula Kaesz. - Ossolineum 1990
7. Computer-aided design - J. Gis, R. Markiewicz - REA 2008.
8. Computer-integrated furniture production - Jerzy Smardzewski - PWRiL 2007.
9. Manufacturing Processes for Design Professionals - Rob Thompson - Thames & Hudson 2007.