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Interior Design Final Project 
Interior Design Final Project
Rubric Code: H4AAXB
By Carling
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Public Rubric
Subject: Vocational  
Type: Project  
Grade Levels: (none)

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  Poor

E

0 pts

Fair

C

(N/A)

Good

B

(N/A)

Excellent

A

(N/A)

On Task Behavior

Poor

Student makes no use of in-class work time.
Fair

Student works with minimal enthusiasm and is often off task.
Good

Student is seldom off task
Excellent

Student works with enthusiasm and is rarely off task
Pictures

Image of Furniture, lighting, or other design elements
Poor

Image(s) is not present
Fair

Image(s) is present but poorly mounted and extremely messy and/or does not connect with essay.
Good

Image(s) is relativley neat and mounted well, also reflects what was written in the essay.
Excellent

Image(s) is impeccably neat and intrestingly mounted, also reflects what was written in the essay.
Floor Plan

Poor

Floor plan is not present
Fair

Floor plan is present but only shows 1-2 pieces of furniture and/or inaccurate furniture scale. Missing doors/windows.
Good

Floor plan is present and shows 3-4 pieces of furniture but may be missing doors or windows. Most furniture is to scale.
Excellent

Floor plan is present and shows adequate furniture, doors, and windows. Furniture is to scale.
Color

Poor

No colors are shown, listed, and/or no scheme is identified.
Fair

No colors are shown, listed, and/or no scheme is identified.
Good

Most colors for wall, furniture, accessories and textiles are shown, listed and proper color scheme is identified.
Excellent

All colors for wall, furniture, accessories and textiles are shown, listed and proper color scheme is identified.
Presentation Board

Poor

Board is poorly organized. Overall appearance is sloppy.
Fair

Board is organized as assigned. Overall appearance is below professional standards.
Good

Board is neatly organized as assigned. Some items may be typed.
Excellent

Board is organized as assigned and is excptionally neat. Most items are typed.
Concept Essay

Poor

No essay is present.
Fair

Concept essay is at least two paragraphs long, explains room selection and choices for some elements of the design scheme (color scheme, furniture, accessories, flooring and window treatments, appliances).
Good

Concept essay is at least four paragraphs long, explains room selection and choices for some elements of the design scheme (color scheme, furniture, accessories, flooring and window treatments, appliances).
Excellent

Concept essay is at least five paragraphs long, explains room selection and choices for some elements of the design scheme (color scheme, furniture, accessories, flooring and window treatments, appliances).
Classmate Interview

Planning
Poor

No interview was completed or student recorded responses/summary too sloopy to read.

Designer didn't listen to client.
Fair

Interview was completed. Incomplete responses/summary.

Designer rarely listened to client.
Good

Interview was completed and contributed to overall project.

Designer occasionally listened to client.
Excellent

Interview was completed and thorough. Responses evident in overall design.

Designer listened to client.




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