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DEA+FUORI TRENTINO
Per il terzo anno la Provincia di Trento e Ceii Trentino, con il
Dipartimento INDACO del Politecnico di Milano e il Trentino
Sviluppo, propongono l’evento. Il design è affrontato da diversi punti di vista ed è declinato nei suoi molteplici aspetti: da manufatto artigianale a prodotto industriale, da elemento di comunicazione a servizio. Sta alla base del progetto il collegamento tra giovani
designer e imprese (MPMI e imprese artigiane) ad opera dell’
Università e delle istituzioni locali per favorire l’innovazione. Giovani idee ed intenzioni creative si concretizzano e prendono forma.
Design Hub vision
RMIT’s Design Hub is being developed to support and expand the University’s position as an internationally renowned leader in design education and research. Construction of the 12,000m2 facility will also strengthen Victoria’s global reputation as a centre of design excellence and carve out a distinctive niche for Australian design in the global economy.
An international touring exhibition curated by Materfad, Barcelona and presented as part of the Design for Impact festival organised by RMIT's Design Research Institute. 23 July - 9 August 2015.
Photography: Tobias Titz
An international touring exhibition curated by Materfad, Barcelona and presented as part of the Design for Impact festival organised by RMIT's Design Research Institute. 23 July - 9 August 2015.
Photography: Tobias Titz
First-of-its-kind façade comprised of translucent, sandblasted glass cells with the capacity for solar technology to be incorporated into the cells
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The Design Hub will be located at the strategic north-west corner of Victoria and Swanston Streets on the former Carlton United Brewery (CUB) site. The rest of the CUB site is to be developed by Grocon and will be transformed into a ‘mixed-use village’.
RMIT’s future epicentre of design will add further vibrancy to this part of Melbourne and architecturally, will be an engaging and innovative contrast to the classical, historic Shrine of Remembrance on St Kilda Road, which marks the other end of Melbourne’s civic axis. The Design Hub will have a highly visible presence from Swanston Street north of La Trobe Street.
First-of-its-kind façade comprised of translucent, sandblasted glass cells with the capacity for solar technology to be incorporated into the cells
...
The Design Hub will be located at the strategic north-west corner of Victoria and Swanston Streets on the former Carlton United Brewery (CUB) site. The rest of the CUB site is to be developed by Grocon and will be transformed into a ‘mixed-use village’.
RMIT’s future epicentre of design will add further vibrancy to this part of Melbourne and architecturally, will be an engaging and innovative contrast to the classical, historic Shrine of Remembrance on St Kilda Road, which marks the other end of Melbourne’s civic axis. The Design Hub will have a highly visible presence from Swanston Street north of La Trobe Street.
The Network Campus explores the possibilities of architecture for the future of tertiary education which is speculated to be evolving into a 'web' model.
Current education typology cocoons individual disciplines in separated buildings - specialised but isolated. The network campus challenges this model by proposing instead an architecture that combines and connects multiple disciplines (in this instance, the Faculty of Arts & Design) within a single-building complex.
The Networked Campus is designed based on the metaphor of a web. Formal learning spaces of the various design schools are dispersed around the perimeter of the building based on the floor area needs for teaching, while enhancing circulation, exploration and discovery of students. These spaces are connected internally by a network of 'streets' and bridges that facilitate all forms of peer-to-peer learning pedagogy, binding the building together via a physical and visual connection that is both horizontal and vertical.
The huge internal environment is designed to be like an 'education mall' - transparent, well-lit, formal and informal learning activities featured both internally and externally... creating a rich environment that is highly condusive to learning, serendipitous, encouraging inter-disciplinary cross-pollination of ideas which promotes creativity and innovation, enhancing the learning experience of the next generation of students within the creative industry.
SUPERVISOR(S): SEAN MCMAHON
An international touring exhibition curated by Materfad, Barcelona and presented as part of the Design for Impact festival organised by RMIT's Design Research Institute. 23 July - 9 August 2015.
Photography: Tobias Titz
An international touring exhibition curated by Materfad, Barcelona and presented as part of the Design for Impact festival organised by RMIT's Design Research Institute. 23 July - 9 August 2015.
Photography: Tobias Titz
A DESIGNER A DAY
Il famoso detto “una mela al giorno …” si trasforma in “un
designer/progetto al giorno”, da cui il titolo dell’iniziativa.
Nell’ambito di DEA + Fuoritrentino (3° edizione), La Trentina, consorzio che produce e commercializza mele, in collaborazione con DesignHUB e con la supervisione scientifica del dipartimento INDACO del Politecnico di Milano, intende sostenere e
promuovere 5 giovani designer dando SPAZIO alla
loro creatività.
20091031
Design Hub / Tokyo Midtown 5F
Presenting items among Good Design Awards 2009 award-winners, the exhibition covers a variety of design, from product design, architecture, environments, communication vehicles, technologies to “Frontier design”, the futuristic ideas.
The Network Campus explores the possibilities of architecture for the future of tertiary education which is speculated to be evolving into a 'web' model.
Current education typology cocoons individual disciplines in separated buildings - specialised but isolated. The network campus challenges this model by proposing instead an architecture that combines and connects multiple disciplines (in this instance, the Faculty of Arts & Design) within a single-building complex.
The Networked Campus is designed based on the metaphor of a web. Formal learning spaces of the various design schools are dispersed around the perimeter of the building based on the floor area needs for teaching, while enhancing circulation, exploration and discovery of students. These spaces are connected internally by a network of 'streets' and bridges that facilitate all forms of peer-to-peer learning pedagogy, binding the building together via a physical and visual connection that is both horizontal and vertical.
The huge internal environment is designed to be like an 'education mall' - transparent, well-lit, formal and informal learning activities featured both internally and externally... creating a rich environment that is highly condusive to learning, serendipitous, encouraging inter-disciplinary cross-pollination of ideas which promotes creativity and innovation, enhancing the learning experience of the next generation of students within the creative industry.
SUPERVISOR(S): SEAN MCMAHON
A DESIGNER A DAY
Il famoso detto “una mela al giorno …” si trasforma in “un
designer/progetto al giorno”, da cui il titolo dell’iniziativa.
Nell’ambito di DEA + Fuoritrentino (3° edizione), La Trentina, consorzio che produce e commercializza mele, in collaborazione con DesignHUB e con la supervisione scientifica del dipartimento INDACO del Politecnico di Milano, intende sostenere e
promuovere 5 giovani designer dando SPAZIO alla
loro creatività.
A DESIGNER A DAY
Il famoso detto “una mela al giorno …” si trasforma in “un
designer/progetto al giorno”, da cui il titolo dell’iniziativa.
Nell’ambito di DEA + Fuoritrentino (3° edizione), La Trentina, consorzio che produce e commercializza mele, in collaborazione con DesignHUB e con la supervisione scientifica del dipartimento INDACO del Politecnico di Milano, intende sostenere e
promuovere 5 giovani designer dando SPAZIO alla
loro creatività.
20091031
Design Hub / Tokyo Midtown 5F
Presenting items among Good Design Awards 2009 award-winners, the exhibition covers a variety of design, from product design, architecture, environments, communication vehicles, technologies to “Frontier design”, the futuristic ideas.
Design Hub vision
RMIT’s Design Hub is being developed to support and expand the University’s position as an internationally renowned leader in design education and research. Construction of the 12,000m2 facility will also strengthen Victoria’s global reputation as a centre of design excellence and carve out a distinctive niche for Australian design in the global economy.