Location
Italy: Florence, Milan
Term
Spring, Summer
Dates
July 16-27 2012
Inside Design is an opportunity to take a tour of the world of Italian design; to study design precedents and develop an interior design project. Students will be guided to investigate a famous Florentine fashion griffe, starting from the analysis of its products, and to translate its philosophy and features into a space reflecting its particular atmosphere. The course will include lectures, visits, critiques and studio time to work on a project. Visiting museums, design show rooms and architectural offices as well as hosting specific guests will introduce students to the complexities of developing interior spaces as well as an introduction to Italian design culture. Working on their projects, participants will express their own creativity through sketches, drawings and maquettes, focusing on materials, surfaces, volumes, light and colors. The aim of the course is to define a universal method to face a design project in a personal way.
The course will be 4 hours per day and participants will have the late afternoon, evening and weekend free to explore Florence and Tuscany.
The classes take place in beautiful Florence, Italy. The April course includes a trip to Milan to visit the Design Fair in Milan. What the course includes: Workshop, materials, lectures, visits, certificate at end of course and 2 weeks accommodation in a student apartment (double occupancy).
Bachelors Degree (Undergraduate)
1,875
July workshop includes workshop, most materials, 2 week accommodation, excursions within Florence to different companies and certificate. April workshop includes trip to Milan.
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Asian, Australian, Canadian, European, Kiwi, South African and Worldwide Participants.
Independently
Independently or in Groups
Go Inspired is a cultural exchange company that looks for unique, creative opportunities to explore the world. We offer an array of courses, workshops, volunteer placements, and trips abroad as a way to complement classroom learning, build language confidence, enhance professional development, provide humanitarian aid, and to facilitate self-growth.
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