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Designing means transforming the world. It is not only a discipline that helps enhancing daily life: it also means understanding that each project is connected to its realisation by invisible threads. It’s the art of responsibility and commitment.
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Designer and interior architect, he studied Architecture and design at the Politecnico di Milano, where he graduated in 2006 specialising in Museography and Set up for cultural heritage. He was a professor at the Academy of Communications of Milan. He founded the studio Guardini Ciuffreda that deals with design at different levels: Product and Fashion Design, Exhibitions and Interior Design. Among his recent works: the signage of the new NAS stadium in Dubai, the set up of the annual exhibitions at the Palazzo Marino in Milan, the collaborations with Buratti studio of Architects on projects for B&B Italia, Fontana Arte, Living Divani, Poliform, Poltrona Frau, Porro, Tecno, Lamborghini, Ducati, Husqvarna.
All students in Product Design bachelor begin with a shared foundation in design culture, methodology, representation, materials, technologies, and digital tools, acquiring the skills needed to address the challenges of contemporary design.
Students can then choose between two pathways: Product Design; Product Design + Interior Design
During the first year, students build a solid foundation in design culture, methodology, representation, materials, technologies, and digital tools. Through practical projects and workshops, they learn how to develop ideas, understand the relationship between people and spaces, and approach design with creativity and attention to both function and experience.
In the second year, students explore Interior Design in greater depth, working with spatial design, lighting, materials, furniture, and user experience. They learn to design a range of environments, including homes, workplaces, retail and hospitality spaces, while considering functionality, identity, sustainability, and the needs of the people who use them.
The third year focuses on developing a personal design approach through more advanced and independent projects. Through workshops, lectures, and collaborations with industry professionals, students refine their creative and technical skills and build a professional portfolio. By the end of the programme, they are prepared to design thoughtful and functional spaces that respond to contemporary needs and to pursue different opportunities within the field of Interior Design.
Interior designers are capable to address the design of different and complex spaces and to translate clients demands into concrete solutions. They are fundamental figures for architecture and design firms, event agencies and television studios, construction sites and furniture companies. Thanks to their education, they can also address the career of critic and scholar of interior design as well as consultant and artistic director for fashion and design companies.
