Your first step begins in the classroom. It’s in the classroom where one learns the fundamentals of design language. It’s here that one learns the basics of design elements and principles, color, space, materials, and furniture design. It’s here that one learns how to effectively communicate their ideas.

Learning in the classroom is very interactive at IVS School of Art and Design. There’s experimentation, sketching, questioning, and learning in the classroom. It’s here that one learns the importance of learning in the classroom. It’s here that one learns how to think creatively. It’s here that one learns the basics of scale, proportion, and relationship, and it becomes second nature to the student.

As the students continue in this learning process, they slowly move from a focus on learning to a focus on design studios. The students get to learn in a real-world setting in this part of their learning process. The projects in this part of their learning process include residential spaces, retail spaces, cafes, hospitality spaces, among others.

This learning process can be referred to as an experiential learning process. The students move from conceptual designs to space designs to finally end up with detailed drawings. This is a very important part of the students’ learning process because they get to think as designers would think. This includes factors such as user considerations, sustainability, lighting, and aesthetics in their designs.

This part of the students’ learning process does not only involve the design aspects. Some of the other important aspects of this part of the students’ learning process include those aspects that all people in this world should be able to do. This includes problem-solving skills, team work, and design presentations. The students get to think very clearly with the help of constructive criticism from the instructor.