Bio Health is a forward-thinking project centred on sustainability and self-improvement.
It was created by our former student and now active Interior Architect, Fanny Johansson.
“My final project concept was metamorphosis, which refers to a transformative future in which we could reduce the impact of consumerism on our bodies and natural ecosystems.
It focuses on sustainable strategies and cultivating a greater interest in maintaining our health.”
“Cohesion is a perfect metaphor for my concept. Instead of sketching with a pencil, I chose water as my primary design tool. The final structure closely resembles my original sketch, made from three drops of water.I adjusted the volumes into circles because they unify better than squared spaces, and I wanted the building not to…
We have finished the academic year, and we’re excited to showcase the great showreels from our Class of 2022 students. Before we start, we will introduce you to all of them in this short video.
“Continental Corridor” is a 3rd-year final Interior Architecture & Design project by our Class of 2023 graduate Lorena Rosales. The concept behind the Continental Corridor project is to create a hub that connects African and Spanish cultures, a space dedicated to diversity, unity and harmony. To create this environment, Lorena fused African motifs, walnut wood,…
“Essence” is an Interior Architecture & Design final project by Hanadi Al-Ganadi, a recent graduate. This coworking centre incorporates biophilic design principles that harness natural resources to create harmony between modern architecture and the natural environment. “By blurring the line between inside and outdoors and bringing nature into our homes through natural patterns and materials,…
What do you learn on our Interior Architecture & Design BA (Hons) validated programme? See for yourself by watching our latest class of 2023 Student Showreel. See many different projects with different approaches in just 2 minutes and 30 seconds. Our programme focuses on interdisciplinary practice to create spaces that are functional, beautiful, and that…
Last Friday, our Interior students toured the centre of Málaga, discovering some of the less well-known historical buildings. The first stop was the Sala María Cristina, a listed building with roots in the 15th-century Convent of San Luis El Real. The visit continued with another place unknown to many, and the students were surprised to…