Abstract
Workshops, seminars, ateliers, and charrettes, which are vocational courses and extracurricular activities taken outside of the studio courses, support studio education to a great extent. The "learning by doing" model gains significance in 21st-century interior architecture education. In this context, the application model of two workshops/ateliers held at different times within the scope of the study will be reviewed. The first of these consists of the Zero Waste Approach in Design Education Training Workshop-1, which was held face-to-face and organized by the Hacettepe University Faculty of Fine Arts, Department of Interior Architecture and Environmental Design in 2019, and the second, the Zero Waste Approach in Design Education Training Workshop-2, held online in 2021. From the study, participation in workshops and ateliers in interior architecture education boosts students' awareness, supports group work, increases synergy and motivation, and strengthens their design skills. The cooperation of institutions, on the other hand, expands the interaction and provides important contributions to interior architecture education.
 
 Keywords: Atelier; Interior Architecture; Learning by Doing; Workshop; Zero Waste.
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