UDIT Interiors students exhibit alongside SVA students at the Venice Architecture Biennale
- More than 60 students from UDIT's Interiors department have worked on a total of 25 projects that will be exhibited at the Venice Architecture Biennale.
- The works will be exhibited alongside projects by students from the School of Visual Arts in New York.
More than 60 students from the third and fourth year of the Bachelor in Interior Design and the Degree in Interior Design at UDIT, University of Design, Innovation and Technology, are exhibiting alongside students from the prestigious School of Visual Arts in New York as part of the Venice Architecture Biennale.
Open to the public from 10 May, the exhibition space, Migrant Housing, hosts a total of 56 proposals, designed by UDIT students as well as SVA students. All of them received the same briefing to work on their proposals, so that the results could reflect numerous ways of seeing and understanding design.
The 56 models that make up the exhibition space respond to the message "water as a means of healing", interpreted by the students in many different ways, and to strategies for the reuse and recycling of water, as well as raising awareness of the responsible use of water. In this way, minimalist proposals can be seen, in contrast to projects that play with all kinds of elements such as arches, levels, curved shapes reminiscent of water...
The space in which UDIT and SVA students are exhibiting at the Venice Architecture Biennale can be visited at the Palazzo Bembo from 10 May to 23 November.
More than 60 UDIT students and 30 SVA students have participated in this project.
The UDIT students who have participated in this project are: María de los Milagros Abella, Xiomara Yamille Alarcón Chirre, Lucía Alonso Moreno, Elena Alonso Valencia, Mariana Álvarez Bernat, Marta Amador Vegas, Carla Antón Calvo, Diego Arenal De Miguel, Aitana Ariza Aguilera, Carla Balaguer González, Andrea Belloso Alonso, Elena Bordes Marcellán, María del Loreto Carnerero Moretón, Adriana Carracedo Roel, Alejandro Catelli Escuer, Siyu Chen, Jimena Cuevas Tello, Sara Díaz Juárez, Paula Esparrells Del Sol, María Ying Fernández Arjona, Lucía Fernández Gracia, Eugenia Fernández Sánchez, Lucía González-Anleo Ruiz, Belén Jiménez Colao, Julia Jiménez González, Syrine Kalakeche, Sumié Kawashima Puerta, Ainhoa Kioko Corraliza, Sandra Magdalena Kolakowska Dziewic, Miranda León González, Andrea Liébanas Ibáñez, Lucía Ligüeri Dorronsoro, Lucía López Alonso, Salma López Fernández, Alexandra Marcos de Abreu, María Gemma Moll Torres, Lidia Judit Montero Amice, Alejandra Morales Martínez, Sofía Moreira Ferreiro, Mercedes Muñoz de Bustillo Morote, María Manuela Navarro Padrón, Carlota Novillo Gil, Ana Beatriz Palomero Ramos, Leyre Peña Cañete, Camila Carolina Peramás Rojas, Ana Kristina Pérez Hidalgo, Carlota Pérez Piqueras, Lucía Pérez Sánchez-Ostiz, David Prol Gómez, Sofía Olguin Cosgaya, Paula Recuero San Juan, Valentina Revollo, Sthepany Rincón Acuña, Delfina Rodrífuez, Lourdes Rozano Correa, Alejandro Ruiz González, Natalia Salmerón Gómez, Sara Sánchez-Herrera Cubero, Laura Sánchez-Marín Moreno, Blanca Sánchez Villarta, Ofelia Sarmiento Dibos, Ana Soto Ibarbia, Leticia Uzquiano Fernández, Hannah Valadés Rebollo and Elisa Vallejo Palacios.
For their part, the SVA students who have taken part in it are: Jesse Bongiorno, Xiaoou (Tina) Cao, Atalia Fragoletti, Louisa Gutenberger, Liwen He, Songlin Hu, Mira Ianda, Seungbin Jeong, Morgan Jourdin, Capucine Laverdant, Han Le, Jisoo Lee, Jiun Lee, Shukin Li, Yuri Lim, Paulaine Lockward, Emmy Lorgen, Rahme Munro, Gabrielle Nunez, Han Eun Park, Jaewan Park, Killian Poon, Hyunwoo Seo, Yuanhao Shen, Raina Tamakuwala, Jessie Wang, Fanyu Wu, Meixi Xu, Jackson Zerrer and Minxuan Zhong.
