As the name implies, Final Projects is the culmination of students’ 4-year journey in their interior design studies from two department’s streaming, Commercial and Hospitality Design, and Furniture and Accessories Design. Thirty seven students’ works are chosen, and each addresses various design issues in commercial, social, cultural and health spaces. The outcome of the designs should be able to solve problems that exist in societies while applying local wisdom, sustainable design, or technological approaches onto the spaces.
This year, students raised a significant emphasis on social issues and cultural themes, by taking a closer look on the story and narratives behind every space created. The exhibition theme, the wild truth, was chosen to express students’ ideas of spaces, that not only fulfill the user’s needs but also tells an honest story. Through their designs, students boldly explore, play with ideas, and provide creative solutions in creating space that allows for both personal growth and shared experiences contributing to stronger and more engaging connections between people.
This exhibition is also held as a form of appreciation for the efforts and hard work of all final projects’ students, as well as introducing their work to the broader community.
