CityU hosts thematic exhibition to stimulate creativity and showcase educational achievements

The Faculty of Innovation and Design (FIAD) of the City University of Macau (CityU) recently hosted the held a themed course work exhibition titled “Innovative Design: Crafting the Future.” The exhibition showcased the creative achievements of third and fourth-year students in the industrial design and environmental design specializations. The exhibition featured various forms of presentation, including display boards, texts, videos, and models, attracting widespread attention and active participation.

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Among them, students from the industrial design showcased a series of creative products that seamlessly blend life and art. These works not only demonstrated their strong design foundation and market sensitivities but also showcased their forward-looking vision of future trends.

In the “Interior Design I” course of the environmental design, the students’ works were compiled into a portfolio of twenty architectural design projects. The portfolio focused on simulating the design for the One Oasis apartments in the Cotai area of Macao. It encompassed various aspects, including site and garden design, architectural and styling design, and interior space design. The aim was to provide students with comprehensive training in spatial design capabilities.

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This exhibition provided students with a platform to showcase their talents, strengths, and engage in mutual learning and exchange. It is hoped that through this exhibition, students will be encouraged to integrate theoretical knowledge with practical application, cultivate innovative thinking, and enhance problem-solving abilities.

Furthermore, the exhibition fully showcased the educational philosophy and teaching achievements of FIAD, and provided insights into the curriculum setting.

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This exhibition will be held until January 19, 2024, in the lobby of the K.C. Wong Building on the Taipa Campus. Students, faculty, and the general public are welcomed to visit.

Source: Faculty of Innovation and Design

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