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    Making Space MA programme won’t open for 2020/2021 admissions!

    The contemporary world is characterised by complexity and rapid change, affecting also the profession of an interior architect. Our programme is based on the principle that a set of design skills, in the narrow sense of the term, is not sufficient for interior architects/spatial designers to be successful in their profession. They also need to understand the broader context and be able to adjust their solutions to the changing situations.

    Our curriculum is divided in two main axes:

    1. The first, so-called ‘hi-tech’ axis deals with the interaction between spaces and people, and the ways high technology and smart materials help improve that interaction.
    2. The second, so-called ‘low-tech’ axis is based on the notion that if we have good knowledge of our surrounding broader contexts, such as climate, nature, economy and culture, and their interrelationship, then rich imagination and primitive materials are all we need to create fresh quality spaces.

    During the first academic year, students will be participating in the projects on both axes to an equal extent. The second academic year will be dedicated to the master’s project. With the entire process, we are creating opportunities for students to find and train their personal creative expression.

     

    Objectives

    The overall objective of the Master’s curriculum is to prepare an independent creative person, who is able to create personalised three-dimensional environments, combining architecture, design, art and technology into a coherent whole and lead the implementation of their interior architecture projects.

    The curriculum provides skills to analyse critically, develop, and experiment with the different aspects of the creation of spatial environment and helps to develop a personal creative approach. It focuses on providing in-depth theoretical knowledge and practical skills necessary for qualified professional work with the aim of preparing the students with skills to create interior architecture projects independently.

     

    More info:
    Interior Architecture Department
    interior@artun.ee
    +372 6 443 949 

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    News and events

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    EKA master’s student one of the winners of the Habitare Design Competition 2019

    EKA interior architecture department master’s student Kadri Kallaste, part of the duo with Pinja Koskelin, were announced as shared winners of this year’s Habitare Design Competition, which is targeted at design, architecture and spatial design students. The other winner was Erik Lindahl with his design Palikat. The theme of this year’s Habitare Design Competition was “tête-à-tête” – an ...
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    Open lecture on interior architecture: dr JAMES CAREY „becoming [in]determinate: from specificity to responsiveness, from site to situation”

    Open lecture „becoming [in]determinate: from specificity to responsiveness, from site to situation” by JAMES CAREY, artist and lecturer in Interior Design, School of Architecture and Urban Design, RMIT University on Monday, 9 September 4 pm (A300).  James Carey’s creative research practice explores process-based interventions within decommissioned buildings and gallery spaces. This ...
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    SISU 2019 “TEGELIK / ACTUAL”

    International Symposium of Interior Architecture and Spatial Use SISU takes place in Tallinn, Estonia. Highlight of the Estonian interior architecture calendar since 2014, SISU Symposium is organised by the Estonian Association of Interior Architects, with the concept and programme for each SISU Symposium developed by a curatorial team. This year, the curatorial team consists of members of ...
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    Interior Architecture Department invites: International Symposium of Interior Architecture and Spatial Use SISU 2019 “Tegelik / Actual”

    International Symposium of Interior Architecture and Spatial Use SISU takes place in Tallinn, Estonia. Highlight of the Estonian interior architecture calendar since 2014, SISU Symposium is organised by the Estonian Association of Interior Architects, with the concept and programme for each SISU Symposium developed by a curatorial team. This year, the curatorial team consists of members of ...
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    Become our Master’s student! Apply by May 2nd

    The application period for the International Master's Programmes starting in autumn 2019 has started! Apply before May 2, 2019! EKA offers 8 International Master’s Programmes: Animation, Contemporary Art, Design and Crafts, Design and Technology Futures, Interaction Design, Making Space, Literature, Visual Culture, and Film Studies and Urban Studies. Studies take place in a new building with ...
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    Seminarium I: Renos K. Papadopoulos, The Space of Home

    Seminarium I: Renos K. Papadopoulos, The Space of Home

    EDITED ON 9 Oct: THIS EVENT IS FULLY BOOKED; The space of Home: intrapsychic, interpersonal and socio-political dimensions The sense of home and belonging to a home is one of the most fundamental realities of human beings. What are the complexities that constitute the multifaceted phenomenon and image of home? How do these complexities affect people who have lost their intimate space ...
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    MA studio WILD I built a popup sauna in Tulkarem Palestine

    Making Space

    Making Space MA programme won't open for 2020/2021 admissions! The contemporary world is characterised by complexity and rapid change, affecting also the profession of an interior architect. Our programme is based on the principle that a set of design skills, in the narrow sense of the term, is not sufficient for interior architects/spatial designers to be successful in their profession. They ...
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