I am . savitha hira was the one who came up with the unique and special report; photography was provided by the Istituto Marangoni. Istituto Marangoni’s new school of design, which opened in Milan on January 23, 2014, provided an opportunity for the institution to elaborate on its underlying philosophy, which states that “design is infusive and all-pervading.” This incident had my attention completely. The street was dim, and the outside of the building was covered in a haze of lavender tones. We were greeted with a warm welcome and escorted up the few stairs into a lobby that was dark and busy. adjusting our vision to the multitude of guests, which included a number of well-known celebrities and, of course, the three dignitaries of the new school: roberto riccio, the managing director of Istituto Marangoni; massimo zanatta, the director of the New Design Campus; and giulio cappellini, the chief executive officer and founder of Cappellini, as well as the creative director of Istituto Marangoni. The famous institution (which, by the way, will celebrate its 80th anniversary in 2015) has a tremendous reputation for building knowledge and producing fresh talent in the area of fashion design. Its location in the fashion and design sector of Milan’s city center is important. By opening a new school, it will be able to increase its influence in the field of design as well. speaking about his involvement as the artistic director at marangoni and the fact that all of marangoni’s campuses in milan, london, paris, shanghai, and offices in new york, mumbai and chongqing are furnished by cappellini, mr. cappelini stated in his inaugural speech that he and his creative team firmly believe that the new school represents how a culture of industry and a culture of training can be seen to converge with the city of milan. “when it comes to design, we still have a lot to create, and by listening to young creative minds from istituto marangoni, we will be able to find the ongoing incentive we need to rethink and renew things,” he said. “We will be able to find this ongoing incentive by listening to young creative minds from istituto marangoni.” As soon as the dignitary speeches were applauded and a ribbon was cut to mark the opening of the campus, soft lighting filled the interiors, revealing the four contemporary high-tech floors of the campus. The campus oozes italian style and acts as a meeting place, where students and individuals from all over the world can come together and enjoy an ongoing exchange of ideas, designs, and visions. In addition, this location offers educational programs for anyone interested in the disciplines of interior design, industrial design, and visual design. Beginning at the beginning of this month, in February 2014, undergraduate programs (lasting anywhere between one and three years) and postgraduate programs (including pre-masters and masters courses) got under way. The new school will be directed by massimo zanatta and coordinated by malcom mcinnes, who will serve as the director of training for all five campuses. The new school’s primary objective will be to foster students’ creative potential by focusing on the idea of high-end designer italian production and the legacy of italian craftsmanship. Additionally, the new school will be infused with strong aesthetic references pertaining to italian art history, fashion, and design. This is a comprehensive training program that takes a multi-disciplinary approach. It emphasizes both theory and practice, and it covers a wide variety of topics, such as fashion and design seminars, as well as marketing and laboratory prototype production. When it comes to education, the institution is distinguished by its exceptional and unrivaled tutor-student ratio of one to ten. Furthermore, as a result of their ongoing contact with prominent Italian and international designers, the school’s highly qualified instructors are able to convey their expertise by relating what is taught in the classroom to the actual marketplace. The brand-new design school offers everything: a fully furnished area, in which one is able to effectively express their creativity and interpret current trends; a sizable and up-to-date materials library, which is the result of a solid association with leading companies in the industry; a laboratory for light modeling, which assists in the development of projects in terms of three-dimensional perspective, forms, construction techniques, and functional details; a large library; new-generation it rooms with smart boards; and large, open common areas with areas for working and socializing. We were further impressed with the way in which they imparted knowledge, bringing together the distinct but parallel worlds of fashion and design. Both fashion and design are excellent examples of luxury Italian manufacturing. While we were touring the campus, an appetizing assortment of hors d’oeuvres and sparkling wine were served. Marangoni impresses with its vision of considering design as a “complete and global concept,” which it achieves by believing in the value of specialized education, periodically revamping their study programs so that they remain in keeping with changes in style and in the market to meet the demand for highly specific professional training, and also by considering design as a “complete and global concept.” As stated by roberto riccio, the group managing director of the institution, “with the same curious and design-oriented spirit that has characterized istituto marangoni for years (still continuing with our great success in fashion education, our new educational project will be just as unique, distinctive, and personal, providing those who choose to train here with the appropriate tools to express themselves creatively and become outstanding designers of the future.” Please visit globalhop.indiaartndesign.com in order to see the photographs.
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