ENHANCING COMPETENCE IN PROJECT MANAGEMENT: STRATEGIES FOR INTERIOR DESIGNERS TO ENHANCE THEIR KNOWLEDGE AND SKILLS

The proficiency of interior designers in managing construction projects, specifically in the realm of project management, has been subject to frequent inquiry. The main claim of this argument suggests that the abilities of interior designers, acquired through educational pursuits and practical exper...

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Published in:Malaysian Construction Research Journal
Main Author: Noorhani N.M.A.; Mustapha A.A.; Salleh M.A.M.; Rahaman N.A.A.
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Construction Research Institute of Malaysia 2023
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Noorhani N.M.A.; Mustapha A.A.; Salleh M.A.M.; Rahaman N.A.A.
ENHANCING COMPETENCE IN PROJECT MANAGEMENT: STRATEGIES FOR INTERIOR DESIGNERS TO ENHANCE THEIR KNOWLEDGE AND SKILLS
2023
Malaysian Construction Research Journal
20
3 Special Issue

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The proficiency of interior designers in managing construction projects, specifically in the realm of project management, has been subject to frequent inquiry. The main claim of this argument suggests that the abilities of interior designers, acquired through educational pursuits and practical experience, exhibit a strong emphasis on design-related abilities and knowledge, often neglecting project management aspects. This research was undertaken with the aim of examining the means by which interior designers can acquire project management expertise, in order to effectively address the previous argument. During the phase of data collection, a total of fourteen key respondents were interviewed in order to identify any existing gaps. The activities of professional groups in the field of interior design were also examined. There exists a notable disparity in project management knowledge and skills between interior design higher education and the practical application of interior design. The most effective approach to bridging the gap in project management skills among interior designers has been identified as a combination of education and practical experience. The skills and knowledge necessary for the practise of interior design, which should be encouraged by professional associations in the field, were also identified. However, it is advisable to undertake additional research in order to develop and enhance the curriculum for interior design in higher education. © 2023, Construction Research Institute of Malaysia. All rights reserved.
Construction Research Institute of Malaysia
19853807
English
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author Noorhani N.M.A.; Mustapha A.A.; Salleh M.A.M.; Rahaman N.A.A.
spellingShingle Noorhani N.M.A.; Mustapha A.A.; Salleh M.A.M.; Rahaman N.A.A.
ENHANCING COMPETENCE IN PROJECT MANAGEMENT: STRATEGIES FOR INTERIOR DESIGNERS TO ENHANCE THEIR KNOWLEDGE AND SKILLS
author_facet Noorhani N.M.A.; Mustapha A.A.; Salleh M.A.M.; Rahaman N.A.A.
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title ENHANCING COMPETENCE IN PROJECT MANAGEMENT: STRATEGIES FOR INTERIOR DESIGNERS TO ENHANCE THEIR KNOWLEDGE AND SKILLS
title_short ENHANCING COMPETENCE IN PROJECT MANAGEMENT: STRATEGIES FOR INTERIOR DESIGNERS TO ENHANCE THEIR KNOWLEDGE AND SKILLS
title_full ENHANCING COMPETENCE IN PROJECT MANAGEMENT: STRATEGIES FOR INTERIOR DESIGNERS TO ENHANCE THEIR KNOWLEDGE AND SKILLS
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description The proficiency of interior designers in managing construction projects, specifically in the realm of project management, has been subject to frequent inquiry. The main claim of this argument suggests that the abilities of interior designers, acquired through educational pursuits and practical experience, exhibit a strong emphasis on design-related abilities and knowledge, often neglecting project management aspects. This research was undertaken with the aim of examining the means by which interior designers can acquire project management expertise, in order to effectively address the previous argument. During the phase of data collection, a total of fourteen key respondents were interviewed in order to identify any existing gaps. The activities of professional groups in the field of interior design were also examined. There exists a notable disparity in project management knowledge and skills between interior design higher education and the practical application of interior design. The most effective approach to bridging the gap in project management skills among interior designers has been identified as a combination of education and practical experience. The skills and knowledge necessary for the practise of interior design, which should be encouraged by professional associations in the field, were also identified. However, it is advisable to undertake additional research in order to develop and enhance the curriculum for interior design in higher education. © 2023, Construction Research Institute of Malaysia. All rights reserved.
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