The training pathway uses a dynamic and effective methodology that includes theoretical lessons, practical individual or group exercises, laboratory activities, participation in trade fairs, visits to companies working in the food field, to design studios and catering realities, seminaries and the participation of experts working in the field, and a final examination. The pathway consists in three steps: Preliminary – Acquisition of the conceptual and project patterns concerning the food industry. Research and Development – Working-out and development of projects dedicated to packaging and design of the food containers; Realization of a Final Project – Development of the thesis project with the support of the teachers.
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2D Computer
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3D Computer
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Communication and marketing in the field
Media and fairs dedicated to the industry. The wine-and-food journalism. The product tasting and experiences linked to food. Marketing principles and levers.
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Food and sustainability
Packaging treatment and disposal; Eco-compatibility.
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Fundamentals of food knowledge and treatment
Chemical, biochemical and microbiological characteristics. Food production and preservation. Food geography – The local food: place and climate.
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History, current events and future expectations: food and culture
History of the food; Sociology of the costumes and of the public behaviours with reference to food; the food and the art: literature, cinema, visual arts.
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Planning
Introduction to the visual communication (brands, lettering, images); Shape design– critical analysis regarding the food shapes. The design in the kitchen.
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Realization of the final Project Work
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The Colour
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The Sound Space - Synaesthesis
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The consumption ways
Slow Food; Move Food; Fast Food.
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The food experience: use and consumption
Psychology of consumptions and perception. The food experience through the senses. The food shapes. The good food.
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The food industry
Production traceability. Market of the products. Food Management. Food regulations and laws.
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Workshop: Packaging
Packaging Design: fundamentals, types and materials; Packaging Design – Methodology.
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Workshop: Places where food is consumed
Critical analysis of the usage ways; Design of the places: fundamentals, types and materials.
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Workshop: The Food Project
Critical analysis of the usage ways; Food design: The industrial product; Food design: The catering.
Carlo Cannella
Ordinary teacher of Food Science at the Faculty of Medicine and Surgery at La Sapienza University in Rome where he is also Director of the Institute of Food Science and of the Postgraduate School in Food Science.
Celestino Sanna
Designer. He deals with product design. In 2000, he founded (together with Annunziata Fontanarosa), Factory Design where he also deals with creative strategy, exhibition area design, branding image, definition of the product lines.
Cristina Barbagli
Nutritionist, editor of the column “Sai cosa mangi?” (Do you know what you eat?) of the monthly magazine Gambero Rosso and teacher at the schools belonging to Gambero Rosso company.
Igles Corelli
Chef at “Locanda della Tamerice” (one of the best Italian restaurants) and teacher at cooking schools.
Ilaria Legato
Director of the school IED Comunicazione in Rome. Sociologist, partner of Food Design Studio, specialized in Communication in the food field. She deals with Food Event Management: Planning, Promotion and Organization of Banqueting Event.
Luca De Nardo
He is a journalist specialized in packaging and its aspects (design, materials, machines, marketing, brand identity, environmental and logistics functions). He works as free-lance for specialized magazines and as consultant for companies working in the concept research and development field.
Lucia Venturi
Biologist. Since 1986, she has been member of the national secretary’s office of Legambiente. Since 1992, she has been scientific manager of the association and coordinates the programmes of the analysis and information campaign concerning pollution as well as other national initiatives regarding disposals, waters, and the relationship between environment and health as well as the fight against pollution.
Marco Bolasco
Editor of the Gambero Rosso Italian Restaurants guide and author of RaiSat Gambero Rosso Channel.
Naoko Shintani
Designer. She has lived and worked as freelance in Italy since 1988. She deals with industrial, interior and packaging design and with the design of paper gifts goods. Her works are influenced by her original Japanese culture.
Nerina Di Nunzio
Marketing & Communication manager at Gambero Rosso. She deals with target, products and different services.
Paolo Barichella
He is owner of Food Design Studio and works as consultant for Creative Direction, Art Direction and Design for companies working in the field of Design, Publishing and Wine-and-food.
Stefano Bonilli
Founder and Director of Gambero Rosso.
Virginio Briatore
Scientist of the contemporary languages. He especially deals with Life Design. He is Design Director at Villa Tosca Design Management Centre in Milan, a European research centre of the Japanese international company Matsushita. He writes for Interni Annual International, Graphics - New York, Design Week - London.
Courses of Design in Rome
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Course of Interior Design
Duration: 3 Years Language: ENG Start date: october 2012 Credits: 180ITA ENG
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Interior Design
Duration: 3 Years Language: ITA Start date: october 2012 Credits: 180ITA ENG
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Exhibition Design
Duration: 3 Years Language: ITA Start date: october 2012 Credits: 180ITA ENG
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Course of Product Design
Duration: 3 Years Language: ITA Start date: october 2012 Credits: 180ITA ENG
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Interior Design
Language: ITAITA ENG
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Food Design
Language: ITAITA ENG
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Interior Yacht Design
Language: ITAITA ENG
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Language and Design Experience
Language: ITAITA ENG
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Rome Architectural Sketchbook
Language: ENGITA ENG
