What's the professional interior design term for these?

Question

1. the 3D view color sketches of a particular angle of the interior (they look as if done in color pencil)

2. 3D rendered detailed layout (in both jpeg and animated mpg files where you have camera movement around the place)

Answer 1

1. Perspective drawing

2. Virtual walk-through

Answer 2

In the design field it is more about talent than degree. It is also not exactly like working your way up in other fields. The principals in the firm would have to ask you to be a principal or partner. You could be there 20 years as an assistant & if they never asked, you would never advance. If you went to a new position, the same sorta thing would happen. If you applied for a chief designer position & got it then that is what you would be, if you started again at the bottom you would stay there until something opened you could apply to or you were asked to be a principle etc. If you work for yourself, then its different. That is why many go into private practice: because there is not room for advancement except in huge firms. In those cases you are often a "staff" designer and again there are just a tiny few "chiefs". But the degree is far less importance than talent and original flair.

Answer 3

perspective and pan and scan