New workshops with leading companies starting in April

In collaboration with Bav Tailor, students of the Master in Fashion Management will focus on acquiring a comprehensive understanding of market expansion and strategic retail planning for the brand. They will then apply this knowledge to develop a sustainable and innovative holistic retail concept that enhances the customer experience.

In partnership with Et al., students of the Master in Product Design are invited to design an original piece of outdoor furniture for the contract sector—intended for shared spaces such as hospitality venues, institutions, transport hubs, educational or cultural facilities, and corporate environments. The objective is to develop a seating solution or system that either introduces a new typology, replaces an existing product, or responds to emerging social and cultural behaviours.

During the workshop, students from the Master in Interaction Design will prototype a domestic interaction concept that uses a specific metaphor to make ambient intelligence more intuitive. The project will explore how emerging technologies—such as AI—can support new everyday rituals and help redefine the relationship between the physical and digital worlds.

Students from the Master in Business Design will work in teams during the workshop to develop a new business idea and present it to industry experts through a fresh and professional pitch.

In collaboration with Fondazione Albini, students from the Master in Visual Brand Design will be challenged to interpret the heritage and design philosophy of Franco Albini, while reflecting on the natural environment and the mission of the Cittadella dell’Ispirazione. The goal is to create a cohesive visual identity that captures the essence of the Cittadella—starting with the logo and extending across all communication touchpoints.

Students of the Master in Interior & Living Design will be mentored by Campeggi in developing original and innovative showroom concept proposals, exploring experimental designs that enhance the brand’s new experience and sense of community, while integrating the latest technology.

In the Fashion Identity workshop, students from the Master in Fashion Design will focus on enhancing their creativity and developing a personal capsule collection, with particular attention to product development.

SKIN Magazine will assign a theme to the students of the Master in Fashion Styling & Visual Merchandising, who will then develop an editorial project concept that reflects SKIN’s visual identity.

Students of the Master in Urban Vision & Architectural Design will reimagine cultural spaces in the evolving European city. They will focus on enhancing Hangar Bicocca’s social spaces through programming like workshops, performances, artist residencies, and new educational areas, addressing the evolving role of public buildings in modern urban life.