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Interior designers need to communicate their ideas to their client and construction crew.
Your knowledge of construction documents is key to your success not only as a designer but also passing the NCIDQ Exam.
Contract Documents
An interior designer may spend only 10 – 25% of their time “designing”. They spend the rest of the time working behind the scenes to make their designs a reality. The designer executes their vision through the contract documents that put the designer’s plan into action.
Skill in developing construction drawings and specifications will determine how successful the design is.
Interior Designers do more than just pick out pretty furniture!
There is so much more to your job than making a space pretty!
The NCIDQ Exam is heavily weighted on the “paperwork” or non-design responsibilities of an interior designer. Learn the keys to success.
