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Kadir Has University Design Students Were in Milan
Students from the Industrial Product Design Department of the Faculty of Fine Arts were in Italy between April 11-17, 2011, to attend the Milan Salone Del Mobile 2011 Furniture Design Fair and Milan Design Week, one of the most important international events in the field of design, held annually.
The five-day trip, coordinated by Associate Professor Ayşe E. Coşkun and Lecturer Mehtap Doğanca, featured a program that focused on exhibitions, museums, showrooms, design schools, and academies in the city’s concentrated design districts. Aspiring designers had the opportunity to observe innovations and new technologies in the international design arena, as well as to get to know design schools and designers.
Activities monitored under the program;
DAY 1: Duomo Cathedral, Galleria Vittorio Emanuele, Royal Palace, Teatro della Scala Square, Museo del Novecento (Museum of Contemporary Art), Brera Design District, Brera Academy of Fine Arts, and the “Interni Mutant Architecture & Design” exhibition at the University of Milan campus.
DAY 2: Triennale Design Museum; Triennale exhibitions comprising a total of 28 exhibitions, including the ‘Le Fabbriche dei Sogni-Dream Factory’ Contemporary Italian Design Exhibition and Teatro Dell’Arte, 3M Infinite Innovation, 100yrs of Olivari, Tecno Furniture Designs, and a selection of products from the YII Taiwan Craft Research Institute. Zona Tortona Design District.
DAY 3: Tour of the Politecnico di Milano, Bovisa Faculty of Design, including observation of student work and workshops. Exchange of information and conversation with faculty members. Visits to design showrooms in the city center.
DAY 4: Tour of the Salone del Mobile exhibition area at Milano Rho Fiera. Salone Satellite—exhibition of products by young designers and design schools, Euroluce—lighting design—product exhibition area, and contemporary furniture design exhibition area.
Milan is one of the most important innovation hubs in the international design world, serving as a mecca for the field. The city, a key symbol of Italy’s creative industrial production after World War II, is now not only one of the fashion capitals of the world but also a design center. Milan fulfills this dynamic mission through the annual Salone Del Mobile Furniture Fair and the exhibitions, workshops, new product launches, and promotional parties held in parallel with the fair. Hosting approximately 500,000 visitors during the second week of April each year, the city transforms into an interactive design museum throughout the fair.