Master of Science in Building Construction Management: Interior Design

What if the best place to start designing a space was with the people who will use it?

Interior architecture is no longer just about designing spaces. Today, it means understanding how they are built, how they respond to people's needs and how they can create a lasting positive impact.

On La Salle-URL's Master's Degree in Integrated Construction Management, specialising in Interior Architecture, you will develop a holistic understanding of every project. You will learn to connect design with project management, construction and the experience of the people who will ultimately use each space.

From day one, you will work on real projects through a hands-on methodology that helps you understand the decisions that turn an idea into a viable project, from the initial concept through to delivery.

Interior spaces now play a fundamental role in the way we live and work. The transformation of residential, commercial and workplace environments is being driven by changing social dynamics, digitalisation and a growing focus on wellbeing and sustainability.

As a result, interior architecture has evolved into a far more complex discipline, where ergonomics, energy efficiency, user behaviour and resource optimisation all shape the design process.

This calls for professionals who can look beyond design alone, understanding space as part of a broader system and managing its development throughout every stage of the project.

Why study at La Salle?

Because the world needs professionals who do more than adapt. It needs professionals who question, explore and transform.

Learning through real-world challenges

You will work on real projects and practical scenarios that prepare you for professional practice from day one.

A transdisciplinary ecosystem

You will collaborate with students and professionals from architecture, engineering, technology and business, developing the ability to work across disciplines in complex environments.

Technology with purpose

You will apply innovation, data and digital tools to create meaningful impact on society and the built environment.

Strong industry connections

You will engage with professionals, companies and live projects that bring you closer to the realities and demands of today's construction sector.

Barcelona as a living laboratory

You will study in one of Europe's leading cities for architecture, innovation and urban transformation.

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS ABOUT THE Master of Science in Building Construction Management: Interior Design (FAQS)

What makes this Master's different from other Interior Architecture programmes?

This Master's goes beyond the design of interior spaces. It prepares you to contribute throughout the entire project lifecycle by integrating architecture, construction and project management.

You will learn to understand space not only from an aesthetic perspective, but also in terms of how it is used, the context in which it sits and its impact on the people who experience it.

What are the benefits of a holistic approach to Interior Architecture?

A holistic approach enables you to understand space as part of a complete system, where technical, social, economic and cultural factors all play a role.

This allows you to make more informed, sustainable decisions that are aligned with users' real needs.

How does the programme address sustainability and wellbeing in interior design?

The programme explores areas such as ergonomics, resource efficiency and the influence of space on people's behaviour.

The aim is to design environments that enhance the user experience while improving both comfort and the overall sustainability of the project.

Why is Interior Architecture becoming increasingly important within the construction sector?

Interior architecture has become increasingly strategic because it directly influences the way we live, work and interact.

Today's projects require professionals who understand new ways of using space, changing workplace and commercial environments, and the need to create spaces that are more flexible, efficient and centred on people's needs.

Will I have the opportunity to work in multidisciplinary environments?

Yes. Throughout the programme, you will work on projects where architecture is developed alongside engineering, technology and other disciplines.

This will give you a broader understanding of the project as a whole and prepare you to collaborate effectively within multidisciplinary professional teams.