Courses
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Elena Gomez de Valcarcel - Familia, Elena Gomez de Valcarcel, Familia
College: Central Saint Martins Level: Undergraduate
BA (Hons) Ceramic Design
BA Ceramic Design is a unique, specialist design course.
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Matt Canham
College: Central Saint Martins Level: Undergraduate
BA (Hons) Product and Industrial Design
Design solutions should meet the wants and needs of real people.
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Left: AnnaLisa Iacopetti, Solve e Coagula: Murano glass table recycling cotizzo - waste from the glass blowing process. Centre: Kachi Irondi: Sekho: 3D architectural ceramic tiles enable natural air-conditioning, based on Nigerian tribal heritage. Right: Arlena Paraschivescu, Modern Medusa: Feminist jewellery embracing femininity as a superpower., Left: AnnaLisa Iacopetti, Solve e Coagula: Murano glass table recycling cotizzo - waste from the glass blowing process. Centre: Kachi Irondi: Sekho: 3D architectural ceramic tiles enable natural air-conditioning, based on Nigerian tribal heritage. Right: Arlena Paraschivescu, Modern Medusa: Feminist jewellery embracing femininity as a superpower.
College: Central Saint Martins Level: Postgraduate
MA Design (Ceramics, Furniture, Jewellery)
MA Design (Ceramics, Furniture, Jewellery) focuses on your individual design practice and will broaden your career and research horizons.
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Evolve ‘IM’ shoes: new biometric evolutionary footwear. Designed and engineered by Assa Ashuach In collaboration with Stratasys multi material AM technology,
College: Central Saint Martins Level: Postgraduate
MA Design for Industry 5.0
At the forefront of new industry, this course centres people and planet in the future of design, technology and manufacturing.
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Lily Consuelo Saporta Tagiuri – Cloud Catchers
College: Central Saint Martins Level: Postgraduate
MA Industrial Design
MA Industrial Design will teach you to be strategic, respond to trends, initiate new design approaches and thrive in multidisciplinary teams.
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Programme publications
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COLLABORATION Design Transforms ’23 celebrates student and staff work and the social, cultural and commercial collaborations that give purpose to their ideas. ...
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Less than 1 week until our programme-wide exhibition Design Transforms ’23 opens in the Lethaby Gallery. Design Transforms ’23 celebrates student and staff w...
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Where’s the Farm? - Charles Broadway A hydroponic growing kit designed to challenge perceptions of normality in foods by showcasing unusually shaped vegetable...
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TRANSFORMATION Design Transforms ’23 celebrates student and staff work and the social, cultural and commercial collaborations that give purpose to their ideas....
Product, Ceramic and Industrial Design Programme stories
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Dungeness, by Martha Ashby for Coordonne BA Textile Design x Coordonné unveil Rest Time wallpaper collection
Year 2 BA Textile Design students on the Print pathway interpreted the theme of rest in a collaboration with Spanish wallcovering brand Coordonné. Ten students’ artworks were taken into production by the design house for the Rest Time range.
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Exoflex, by Oliver Valentine. A ground-breaking modular and mono-material body armour system. EXOFLEX addresses the needs of individuals in developing countries who rely on motorcycles for travel and work. Accessible, repairable, easily manufactured, Design Transforms ’23 navigates our product, ceramic and industrial design principles
Contemplating the purpose and values of our Product, Ceramic and Industrial Design Programme, Design Transforms ’23 presents staff, student and alumni work that shares a responsibility to create social impact.
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The 2023 NOVA Award winners, l to r: Asa, George, Bocen, Liz, Arianna and Luke. Photo Harry Cole. The 2023 MullenLowe NOVA Award winners
We're excited to name the 2023 MullenLowe NOVA Award winners. The chosen work spans product and industrial design, fine art, jewellery, fashion and material futures.
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Miles Robinson, BA Jewellery Design. Photo: Paul Cochrane MullenLowe NOVA Awards 2023 shortlist
Congratulations to our students shortlisted for this year's MullenLowe NOVA Awards for Fresh Creative Talent, recognising hopeful and insightful interventions into our world.