TDV is decent for Interior Design if you like exploring ideas and working independently. The faculty is helpful but expects you to take initiative. Studio culture is relaxed, and you get freedom in projects. It's more concept-based than technical, so it depends on your style. You'll learn a lot, but
Is TDV good for Interior Design? Looking for honest feedback on faculty, studio culture, projects and overall learning experience.
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I'm studying Interior Design here, and what stands out is that you're in the studio almost all the time. You don't just submit work and forget it — you keep reworking the same design after feedback, which really improves your thinking. Faculty push you a lot, sometimes it feels annoying, but later y
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2 days ago
That is helpful, thanks for sharing. Curious though, Do projects evolve from your own concepts or are they mostly guided briefs with fixed constraints from faculty or industry?
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In your experience, does this concept-heavy approach help in internships or real projects?
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