Claire Heikka took third place in the contest.Īnnually, the interior design students present their projects and virtual reality view at EMU’s Undergraduate Symposium every March. With the assistance of EMU Assistant Professor and Interior Design Undergraduate Program Coordinator Diane Guevara, the students implement the software to design and create building spaces, in the end, creating a virtual reality view that is brought into a VR headset. The year before, the interior design students worked on a studio five project (while learning the software simultaneously.
The CET software allows users to drag and drop components into a virtual environment while collecting data that can calculate pricing and even prevent user error. The students used CET Designer, a software used worldwide to design buildings and interiors, resulting in an easy way to bring designs into a virtual reality (VR) headset. Allison DePottey took second place with this rendering.ĮMU’s interior design seniors Kaitlyn Dorey took first place, Allison DePottey was second, and Claire Heikka took third. This is the fourth consecutive year that all three top spots have been awarded to EMU interior design students. YPSILANTI – Interior design students from Eastern Michigan University were recently honored with the top three spots during the 15th annual National CET Student Awards sponsored by the Swedish software company, Configura.ĮMU has participated in the National CET Student Awards student rendering category for the past five years.
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