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White Hutchinson Leisure & Learning Group, Kansas City, MO, USA


Vol. II, No. 1, January 2003


  1. FROM THE EDITOR (www.whitehutchinson.com/ news/ learnenews/ 2003/ 01/ article101.shtml#article)
  2. WHO WANTS TO PAY FOR QUALITY? (www.whitehutchinson.com/ news/ learnenews/ 2003/ 01/ article102.shtml#article)
  3. IF YOU CAN'T WAIT FOR SPRING (www.whitehutchinson.com/ news/ learnenews/ 2003/ 01/ article103.shtml#article)
  4. HAND WASHING REDUCES SICK DAYS (www.whitehutchinson.com/ news/ learnenews/ 2003/ 01/ article104.shtml#article)
  5. CREATING INNOVATIVE OUTDOOR ENVIRONMENTS (www.whitehutchinson.com/ news/ learnenews/ 2003/ 01/ article105.shtml#article)
  6. GARDENING INFLUENCES TOTS VIEWS ON VEGETABLES (www.whitehutchinson.com/ news/ learnenews/ 2003/ 01/ article106.shtml#article)
  7. GARDENING RESOURCE (www.whitehutchinson.com/ news/ learnenews/ 2003/ 01/ article107.shtml#article)
  8. PLAYGROUND MAY REQUIRE LICENSING FOR CONSTRUCTION (www.whitehutchinson.com/ news/ learnenews/ 2003/ 01/ article108.shtml#article)
  9. INFANT LANGUAGE ACQUISITION (www.whitehutchinson.com/ news/ learnenews/ 2003/ 01/ article109.shtml#article)
  10. WHAT'S THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN AN ARCHITECT AND AN INTERIOR DESIGNER? (www.whitehutchinson.com/ news/ learnenews/ 2003/ 01/ article110.shtml#article)
  11. LOW SIDS MORTALITY RATE IN HONG KONG (www.whitehutchinson.com/ news/ learnenews/ 2003/ 01/ article111.shtml#article)

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WHAT'S THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN AN ARCHITECT AND AN INTERIOR DESIGNER?

Architects and interior designer are two design professions who, along with our other specialists in children's environments, are part of our design team for high quality interior spaces for young children. There is a difference between how an architect and interior designer are trained. An architect is trained in creating a structural building that meets national, state and local building codes. The interior designer is trained in creating a functional and quality interior environment. Architects are more focused on the technical requirements, interior designers on the human psychology and emotional aspects of spaces. In our design work, we rely heavily upon the expertise of the interior designer and our education director to allocate, organize and arrange spaces to suit their function for staff, children and parental needs.

An interior designer is not to be confused with an interior decorator. While both designers are concerned with aesthetics, style and mood, interior designers provide various services including developing documents and specifications relative to interior spaces in compliance with applicable building and safety codes, creating illustrations and renderings and selecting and specifying fixtures, products, materials and colors. An interior decorator only works with surface decoration-paint, fabric and other materials.

Vol. II, No. 1, January 2003


  1. FROM THE EDITOR (www.whitehutchinson.com/ news/ learnenews/ 2003/ 01/ article101.shtml#article)
  2. WHO WANTS TO PAY FOR QUALITY? (www.whitehutchinson.com/ news/ learnenews/ 2003/ 01/ article102.shtml#article)
  3. IF YOU CAN'T WAIT FOR SPRING (www.whitehutchinson.com/ news/ learnenews/ 2003/ 01/ article103.shtml#article)
  4. HAND WASHING REDUCES SICK DAYS (www.whitehutchinson.com/ news/ learnenews/ 2003/ 01/ article104.shtml#article)
  5. CREATING INNOVATIVE OUTDOOR ENVIRONMENTS (www.whitehutchinson.com/ news/ learnenews/ 2003/ 01/ article105.shtml#article)
  6. GARDENING INFLUENCES TOTS VIEWS ON VEGETABLES (www.whitehutchinson.com/ news/ learnenews/ 2003/ 01/ article106.shtml#article)
  7. GARDENING RESOURCE (www.whitehutchinson.com/ news/ learnenews/ 2003/ 01/ article107.shtml#article)
  8. PLAYGROUND MAY REQUIRE LICENSING FOR CONSTRUCTION (www.whitehutchinson.com/ news/ learnenews/ 2003/ 01/ article108.shtml#article)
  9. INFANT LANGUAGE ACQUISITION (www.whitehutchinson.com/ news/ learnenews/ 2003/ 01/ article109.shtml#article)
  10. WHAT'S THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN AN ARCHITECT AND AN INTERIOR DESIGNER? (www.whitehutchinson.com/ news/ learnenews/ 2003/ 01/ article110.shtml#article)
  11. LOW SIDS MORTALITY RATE IN HONG KONG (www.whitehutchinson.com/ news/ learnenews/ 2003/ 01/ article111.shtml#article)

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