The course allows students to engage in interior design projects that involve complex spatial configurations, such as multi-functional spaces, open-plan layouts, or adaptive reuse of existing buildings selected in graduation project I. Students will apply the functional and aesthetic requirements of the space and develop design solutions that optimize its use and appeal. They will be required to consider the needs and preferences of the users, as well as the space's environmental, social, and cultural contexts. In addition, the course will emphasize the importance of integrating sustainable and ethical considerations into the design process, promoting social equity and diversity. The course will prepare them for careers in interior design.