
Explore scandinavian design through Copenhagen's architecture and product design. Learn minimalism, aesthetics, and emotion while applying ethnographic perspectives to design thinking.
Discover Copenhagen’s architectural marvels as Danish designers showcase subtle, functional form with traditional materials; admire cantilevered structures, modular bridges, water-friendly urban design, and Bauhaus-influenced craftsmanship.
Explore how Copenhagen ranks second for bicycle riders, with lime IoT bikes, electric options, and seamless drop-offs, plus a design-forward cityscape featuring blocks architecture and festive lights.
Discover how scandinavian visual design uses minimalism, Bauhaus influence, and clear typography for legible posters and signage. Learn from diverse cultures and apply context-driven design toward sustainable Danish aesthetics.
Show how sustainable street lighting uses wire string structures instead of metal poles, delivering material savings, focused lighting, proximity-sensor activation, and solar-powered operation.
Explore Copenhagen by ferry, using a day pass that includes bus and train, ride heated, enclosed boats, and observe Scandinavian design—colorful historic ports giving way to monochrome modern buildings.
Explore Scandinavian product design through secure, weatherproof outdoor furniture with expressive curves and tactile finishes, and blend Bauhaus, Cubism, Renaissance, and Japanese influences into context-driven problem solving.
Preserve old artifacts and monuments through meticulous maintenance and documentation, as Copenhagen's museums and architecture demonstrate how care sustains cultural heritage and inspires scandinavian design.
Discover the Black Diamond, the Royal Danish Library in Copenhagen, a sculpted glass and stone monolith with an inclined cuboid form, connected by a bridge and featuring sustainable design.
Examine Denmark's transport and design ethos through ultra-fast trains, comfortable buses, and smart seating with LED displays, heating, and bike and pet accommodations, while previewing Copenhagen's autonomous, carbon-free future.
About the Master Class:
This course teaches students about Dutch design week which happened in the Netherlands, one of the most celebrated festivals of design across the world. More than 30 to 40 country designers have participated with their exhibits and projects in the expo. Students can learn about product design, fashion design, sustainability design, system design, graphic design, architecture in complete detail how it's been displayed in the expo. How a designer has a multicultural varied perspective towards designlearning is very important starting from design as well as exhibiting our products internationally.
Benefits of the Master Class:
Students will learn about Dutch design week in the complete perspective of 2019 Netherlands.
Apart from export, students will learn about the architectural beauty of the Netherlands, particularly Dutch architects who are really creative for making very crazy and organic forms of buildings, inspiring the BAUHAUS design.
Netherlands is number one for highest bicycle riders and we can see the sustainability has been spread across the entire city because of this practice.
Students will also learn about the city design and public space design and Community design practices and how Netherlands have created sustainable practices across the city.
How products are creatively displayed in retail shops because I visited 5 to 6 shops in the Netherlands to purchase bags and some of the products I saw really showed how creatively the experience of retail has been made.
With respect to products that explore how sustainable fashion could be seen in the future, the futuristic automotive industry can be transformed by using materials technology et cetera.
Many sustainable materials and housing structure practice has been displayed by students particularly from design background and system design thinkers.
How as a product designer we can adopt a culture of design village where people can station themselves isolated from the social distractions from the community and then try creating products which are making a bigger meaningful and functional appearance.
Starting from the bus travel location stay and discussion with the faculties and explained everything about the different perspectives I got from the Germany Netherlands and compared to Indian designers education system et cetera.