AZURE is an independent magazine working to bring you the best in design, architecture and interiors. We rely on advertising revenue to support the creative content on our site. Please consider whitelisting our site in your settings, or pausing your adblocker while stopping by.
AZURE - June 2019 - The Workspace Issue - Cover
Get 25% off Subscriptions and Single Copies

Black Friday Deals

Domus Academy, Interior and Living Design
Strengths

A multidisciplinary approach, an all-star faculty and an emphasis on experimentation that helps students push boundaries and strive for truly innovative design solutions

Overview

Established in 1982 by a group of design world elites, including Alessandro Mendini and Andrea Branzi, the Domus program gives students front-row access to some of the most illustrious creative minds in Italy. The demanding Masters course is charted to “foster a new professional who combines techniques and design knowledge with cultural sensitivity and strategic thinking.” Besides providing aesthetic training, the school tries to breed an understanding for the social and cultural aspects of living spaces. It also delves into the influence of emerging technologies and communications, grooming students (a past mentor was Spanish furniture and interior designer Patricia Urquiola) in the practical side of processes and project management. Through the school’s Metaphysical Club, various luminaries – from curator Hans-Ulrich Obrist to designer-architect Italo Rota – give lectures, run workshops and introduce students to professional networks.

Notable alumni

Matteo Thun, Antonio Rodriguez, Jigs Adefuin of Adefuin Design Studio, Anupriya Diwan of Innovatio Space Design & Strategy, Sandra Montaño of Studio Urquiola, Nicole Langelier of Design & Diplomacy, Lea Meile of MTD-R China

AZURE is an independent magazine working to bring you the best in design, architecture and interiors. We rely on advertising revenue to support the creative content on our site. Please consider whitelisting our site in your settings, or pausing your adblocker while stopping by.
See more in Schools