The Department of Interior Design Organizes a Visit to a House Construction Site

The Department of Interior Design at the Faculty of Architecture and Design, AAU, recently conducted a field trip for its "Project Management and Quantity Surveying" course students. This educational excursion took place at a house construction site in the Sweileh area, offering practical insights into the building process. Under the supervision of Dr. Mazen Arabasi, a respected faculty member and the course instructor, the students had the opportunity to directly engage with various aspects of construction. This included learning how to prepare executive plans and gaining a comprehensive understanding of the different stages and components involved in constructing a building. This field trip is a reflection of the faculty's dedication to merging academic knowledge with real-world applications. It underscores the commitment to preparing students for the workforce by equipping them with both theoretical and practical skills essential in the field of interior design. Additionally, this initiative highlights the university's ongoing efforts to foster strong connections with community institutions and demonstrates its commitment to an open policy towards the local community. This approach is fully aligned with the university's vision, policies, and foundational values, emphasizing a holistic educational experience.