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ABOUT OUR CREATIVE CAMPUS
Our Creative Campus is not just a place; it’s a state of mind. Whether in Segovia, in Madrid or on our global online campus, IE School of Architecture and Design offers the latest tech for experimentation, production and the testing of ideas. But it’s also where creative minds from different disciplines meet to collaborate. Where the IE Community reaches out to the wider community to provide real solutions for future challenges at all scales.
Our vibrant Creative Campus is equipped with a Fab Lab, construction, biomaterials and textile research laboratories, experimentation workshops, digital fabrication classrooms, and an exhibition area.
OUR CREATIVE CAMPUS' PHILOSOPHY
Our creative campus embodies our school's philosophy, and is the place where we embrace DESIGN AHEAD as the school's ethos, always at the forefront and embracing the academic responsibility of setting new design standards in various areas. It is the place where we commit to CRAFT, reflected in our facilities, and foster a CREATIVE ECOSYSTEM, where we not only create but also distribute what's created to make an impact through exhibitions, publications, and more. It is the place, where we also strive to become a PUBLIC FACE AND COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT, as we are not just an educational institution; we actively contribute to our surrounding communities in Segovia, Madrid, and beyond, through various initiatives.
A Timeless Treasure Reborn: Visualizing the Palacio de Mansilla Refurbishment
Discover our Creative Campus Segovia!
CREATIVE CAMPUS SEGOVIA, FACILITIES IN NUMBERS
OUR FAB LAB
The IE University Fab Lab is a distinctive learning environment where students can bring their ideas to life through experimentation, innovation, and high-quality design. This space enables students to create and test their projects using state-of-the-art digital fabrication technology, as well as traditional woodworking tools, ceramics, and casting equipment.
IE University’s Fab Lab is also an official member of the global Fab Lab Network, offering access to a vast community of students, academics, scientists, and researchers spanning over 90 countries.
The purpose of the Fab Lab is to provide students with access to the environment, materials, and advanced technology needed to turn a spark of inspiration into reality. Within this innovative space, students can fully immerse themselves in our hands-on learning philosophy, exploring various digital and analog design processes using a wide range of tools.
RESOURCES YOU CAN FIND AT EACH IE FAB LAB
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8 x FDM 3D printers (250x210x220 mm.) - Prusa MK4 |
1 X SLA 3D printer (140x140x190 mm.) - FormLabs Form3 |
1 x Clay 3D Printer (Ø200x400 mm.) - WASP Delta 20X40 |
1 x XL Clay 3D Printer (Ø700x1000 mm.) - JetClay (only at Madrid Lab) |
3 x Laser cutters (810x450 mm.) -Universal Laser System VLS6.75 |
1 x CNC milling machine (1220x2440 mm.) - Teccam Motion 1325 |
1 x Precision CNC milling machine (400x300 mm.) - Roland Modela MDX- 40A |
1 x Water jet cutter (450x300 mm.) – Wazer |
1 x Vinyl cutter (600 mm.) - Roland CAMM-1 GS-24 |
1 x Vacuum thermoformer (450x400 mm.) - CR Clark 750FLB |
Full equipped Woodshop (band saw, table saw, chop saw, router, drill press, belt sander, drills, jigsaws, lathe, nail gun, a wide variety of hand tools, etc.) |
1 x Pottery Wheel (Ø300 mm.) - Shimpo RK-55 |
1 x Kiln for ceramics (Ø350x400 mm.) - Nabertherm Top 45/L |
1 x Print press - Reig Sobremesa SUPRA |
1 x Heat press (380x380 mm.) - STAHLS' Clam Basic Heat Press |
Precious plastic machines (only at Madrid Lab) [1 x Shredder; 1x Compression Machine ; 1x Oven] |
2x 3D Scanners - SHINING 3D EINSCAN SE + H2 |
3 x Printers and large format plotters - HP DesingJet T830 |
1 x Robotic Arm (2050 mm./45kg) - ABB IRB 4600 |
What will you find in our fashion lab?
Equipment | Print Lab | Tools Lab | Bio Materials Lab | Knit Lab |
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Female Sewing Mannequins | Heat Press | Spinning Wheel | Vacuum Forming Machine | Knitting Machines |
Male Sewing Mannequins | Sublimation Machine | Spindle | Laser Cutting Machine | Shima Seiki Machine (Circular Knitting) (3rd Year) |
Lower Body Sewing Mannequins | Screen Printing Machines | Backstrap Loom | 3D Printing Machine | - |
Arm Mannequins | Screen Printing Tables | Frame Loom | - | - |
Industrial Sewing Machines | UV Light Box | Wool Winder | - | - |
5-liter Industrial Ironing Machine | Printing Carousel | Pedal Loom | - | - |
Ironing Arm | Steam Oven | - | - | - |
Steamer Brush (Steam Gun) | - | - | - | - |
Industrial Ironing Board | - | - | - | - |
Universal Steam Press and Generator | - | - | - | - |
Suction Table | - | - | - | - |
Zigzag Machines | - | - | - | - |
5-thread Industrial Overlocker | - | - | - | - |
4-thread Industrial Overlocker | - | - | - | - |
3-thread Industrial Overlocker | - | - | - | - |
Eyelet Machines | - | - | - | - |
Embroidery Machines | - | - | - | - |
Heat Setting Machines | - | - | - | - |
Heat Setting Bench | - | - | - | - |
The Mansilla Palace, the IE University Creative Campus
HISTORIC BUILDING
The historic Palacio de Mansilla, protected under heritage decrees, is undergoing a rehabilitation project. The renovation includes interior upgrades, structural reinforcements, and the adaptation of spaces for educational purposes, featuring classrooms, workshops, and laboratories across all floors. Additionally, the project encompasses administrative areas, exhibition spaces, and outdoor recreational areas.
The exterior will undergo cleaning and restoration, including the renewal of gutters and landscaping with natural stone pavement. IE University's commitment to Segovia as an educational hub continues, since 2007. With this renovation, the institution further solidifies its presence, repurposing an unused building for modern educational needs.
SOCIAL HERITAGE
The Palacio de Mansilla has been a central university hub for Segovia and its residents for over four decades. Until 1969, Segovia lacked a local university, prompting efforts led by Adolfo Suárez to establish the Segovia University College, named after Domingo de Soto. With support from Caja Segovia, the institution opened its doors in November 1969, housed in the historic building on Trinidad Street.
The architectural ensemble, dating back to the 13th century, showcases various styles, including Plateresque and Baroque elements. The building underwent successive reforms over the years, adapting it to modern university standards. Today, the Palacio de Mansilla stands as a testament to Segovia's commitment to higher education and its rich architectural heritage.
