Aoi Hasegawa, Course Leader of the Bachelor of Arts in Design at Domus Academy, will participate in Vacantscapes: Unfolding Interiors, the Interior Educators Conference 2026, taking place on November 19–20 at The Glasgow School of Art in Scotland.
Hosted by the School of Design, the international conference brings together educators, researchers and design practitioners to explore the potential of vacant and underused spaces.
Through perspectives on adaptive reuse, spatial transformation and the relationship between interiors and their wider contexts, the event encourages new ways of reimagining existing environments. The 2026 edition also marks the 20th anniversary of Interior Educators.
Aoi Hasegawa, Course Leader of the Bachelor of Arts in Design at Domus Academy, will participate in Vacantscapes: Unfolding Interiors, the Interior Educators Conference 2026, taking place on November 19–20 at The Glasgow School of Art in Scotland.
Hosted by the School of Design, the international conference brings together educators, researchers and design practitioners to explore the potential of vacant and underused spaces.
Through perspectives on adaptive reuse, spatial transformation and the relationship between interiors and their wider contexts, the event encourages new ways of reimagining existing environments. The 2026 edition also marks the 20th anniversary of Interior Educators.
On November 20, Aoi Hasegawa will present “Material Memory, Home Reimagined: Unfolding Interior Continuity through Domestic Reuse in Tokyo”, exploring the relationship between material memory, domestic reuse and the evolving identity of interior spaces in Tokyo.
Her contribution joins an international dialogue on how existing spaces and materials can inspire new approaches to interior design, connecting research, cultural perspectives and contemporary design practices.
Aoi Hasegawa, Course Leader of the Bachelor of Arts in Design, will represent Domus Academy at Interior Educators 2026.
The conference will take place on November 19–20, 2026, at The Glasgow School of Art in Scotland.
On November 20, she will present research on material memory, domestic reuse and interior design in Tokyo.
The conference, titled Vacantscapes: Unfolding Interiors, explores adaptive reuse, spatial transformation and vacant spaces.