Evening courses Design Rome

Expo Design

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Course Length: 300 hours

Starting date: November 2008

The Course aims at training students for the professional role of Designer for Conference, Show, Expo, Art Exhibition and Tradeshow arrangement and display.

Furniture Design

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Course Length: 330 hours

Starting date: November 2008

The Course focuses on providing participants with tools and skills to start the profession of Furniture and Furnishing Accessories Designer, with relation to both high-quality craftwork and large-scale production.

Interior Decoration 2

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Course Length: 300 hours

Starting date: November 2008

The Course aims at training professionals in conceiving and representing an interior space by individuating the purpose of transforming an environment into a planned space. Project work within the Course will focus on home, shop and office interior designing as the main themes on which students will test their skills: from lighting to functional solutions, from ergonomic requirements to image construction.

Interior Design 1

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Rome Seat

Course Length: 300 hours

Starting date: November 2008

The Course provides a range of tools and skills for the profession of Interior Designer: organising interior space, distributing and choosing furniture, using the most suitable colours, materials and technical solutions.

Milano Seat

Duration: 300 hours

Admission qualifications: we don’t require any experience in the field;

Attendance: 4 nights a week with compulsory attendance

Beginning on: the 13th of October 2008 (until the 27th of April 2009)

Interior Design means designing spaces, knowing how to organize ambients following the clients requests, choose and arrange furniture, decide the most suitable colours and materials .

Interior Design course aims to create the necessary knowledge to face the Interior Design world; it’s a two year path and it addresses those without any previous professional experience in the field of Design.

The first year course supplies the students with useful tools for the representation of a project (sketching, technical drawing, design and construction of models, AutoCad); design experiences are enriched by the most important elements of the history of interior design and by lessons on technology.

New skills, in respect of IED project philosophy, will be applied in a real project experience during which a teacher will guide students through all the development phases of the project.

CONTENTS:

- History of Design

- C.M.F: Colors, Materials and Finishings

- Geometrical drawing

- Drawing from real models

- Modeling

- Rendering

- Computer

- Design Project – Home Design

All Evening Courses are held in Italian

Light design

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Duration : 105 hours

Admission qualifications: graduation in Architecture, or Interior or Industrial Design and/or a professional experience in interior Architecture (proved by the presentation of a personal portfolio), basical informatic knowledge of Windows, and of Autocad 2D or others CAD programs.

Attendance: 2 nights per week, with compulsory attendance.

Starting on: the 20th of January 2009 (untill 21st of May 2009)

The course addresses young designers who feel the need to specialize themselves in the design of lighting fixtures and illumination devices.

The course analyzes light in a systematic way, either from the point of view of its use in Interior Design (a fundamental specialization to create emotionally and scenically characterized spaces), or from the point of view of a lighting body development (a way to create transversal competences, near to Industrial Design).

This course envisages theoretical lessons and workshops that are carried out in the brand new school light laboratory which offers students the possibility to acquire knowledge about all sources of light and different kinds of illuminating bodies.

Some of the covered topics: culture of light, illumination and representation techniques, the design of an illumination device and the creation of spaces thanks to light.

Contents

Theoretical Lessons, held by an art historian, will be focused on “light culture” and will tackle the relationship between light and Architectural, Design, Art and Entertainment History. Practical Exercises will be aimed at using light visualizing and rendering tools through the use of automatically computer-aided devices.

Projects will be followed by important professionals of the field who will provide, during the development of projects, the necessary deepenings and information about lighting engineering connected with light sources, photometric quantities, calorimetry and calculations.

- Project of a light device

- Project of a lighted space

All Evening Courses are held in Italian ; Admission Qualifications require the presentation of a CV and of a portfolio