Student Projects
Brief 3 is a visualisation of all the work done by the students in the past 4 years. This exercise challenged the students to create systems of clustering and understanding of their own works, resulting ...
Student: Alejandra Alonso, Alejandra Diaz, Anurag Phalke, Federica Caso, Yoko Hwang
Brief 1 was an exploration of creative and generative coding using Processing language. Students were challenged to create organic generative patterns based on mixed parameters, some arbitrary some noise or random based.
Student: Anurag Phalke, Claudia Taveras, Claudia Tizon, MJ Heshiki, Yasmina Taher, Yoko Hwang
This project focused on hacking and existing, common object in order to allow it to become a thing of play. By slightly modifying the geometry of your typical clothes peg, the object becomes a connector ...
Student: Gala Belaunde. Edmund Trang, Ilona Liechtenstein, Aga Widziewicz
In the research phase, the Asobi team found that Muji does not produce children toys and saw an opportunity. Following Mujis aesthetics and Japanese values, this project aims to evoke discovery and curiosity, allowing endless ...
Student: John Cook, Gabrielle Gassan, Meriam Khreiche, Marianne Meshaka, Azzam Thadey
Researching on Muji’s packaging behaviour, this project focused on creating alternatives to plastic, creating completely biodegradable, durable and sustainable materials that have no negative impact on the environment or the users. On the contrary, at ...
Student: Laura Holtslag, Elina Lehmkuhl, Carlos Loaiza, Mira Gulvady
In a world where living spaces become smaller but necessities become larger, team Pacaza proposes furniture that changes as fast as you do and adapts to your changing needs proposing a customisable shelving unit that ...
Student: Luca Calandri, Laura Pardo, Raissa Paty, Natalia Zachrisson
Creativity is often understood to be intrinsically linked to the breaking of the norms and aesthetic systems that constitute the canons of artistic practices. Yet, can creativity still be understood that way in a world ...
Students: Adelaida Balthazar, Sophia de la Cruz, John Huth, Juana Mon, Francesca Norrignton, Carla Rotenberg, Aline Schmidt, Ekin Su Asci, Lucía de la Torre, The Designers: Carla Rotenberg, María Roig y Ximena Sandoval
The Entre Barrios project intends to celebrate the theatricality of daily life. The Valencian neighborhood El Cabanyal has been affected by a series of events that have led to its late decadence and disconnection to ...
June 2020
Student: Paula López Vallespir
“In the paradox of architecture, the contradiction between architectural concept and sensual experience of space resolves itself at one point of tangency: the rotten point, the very point that taboos and culture have always rejected. ...
June 2020
Student: Ujal Gorchu
As a city, Valencia is historically characterized by two interconnected elements: water and infrastructure. This is especially true at the harbor, where the huge potential to develop industrial infrastructure remains untapped. Over the years, a ...
June 2020
Student: Mikhail Frantsuzov
Valencia’s city and harbor are seen as independent entities that are separated by numerous physical barriers. The El Nostre Nou Port is a design proposal that seeks to connect these two sites, while taking into ...
June 2020
Student: Ana Corina de la Fuente