More than 60 students from the Bachelor in Interior Design and the Degree in Interior Design at UDIT, University of Design, Innovation and Technology, have had the opportunity to exhibit their work at one of the world's leading venues: the Venice Architecture Biennale .
The University shared the exhibition space, under the name Migrant Housing, with the prestigious School of Visual Arts in New York. A space that has housed a total of 56 models designed by students from both institutions with the premise 'water as a means of healing'.
All of these models, which arise from a common briefing, reflect unique interpretations of this slogan, giving importance to the recycling of water and the inclusion of reuse methods in them. The result: a diverse set of proposals, in which each designer has expressed his or her vision without losing sight of the main message of the project .
Migrant Housing was on display at Palazzo Brembo from 10 May to 23 November, welcoming thousands of visitors, who were able to enjoy the talent of UDIT and SVA students in the context of an event of international renown, the Venice Architecture Biennale.