Moore Interior Design students showed off their work at the Center for Architecture's exhibition Degrees of: Design Education, held March 14 - April 25 at CFA, 1218 Arch Street in Philadelphia.
The exhibition showcased Philadelphia design schools student work in architecture and interior design. Other participants included the University of Pennsylvania School of Architecture, Jefferson University, Drexel University, Temple University School of Architecture and CHAD high school.
CFA wrote: "Today’s architecture students will improve the quality of tomorrow’s neighborhoods, housing, and school buildings. Today’s students will lead tomorrow’s design firms. They will construct more efficient, resilient, and healthy buildings within our future cities. They will become our civic leaders, design directors, and community advocates. How we educate these students will have a lasting impact on our city, our neighborhoods, and the spaces in which we live, work, learn, and play."
The project exhibited by Moore students was an interdisciplinary project between Interior Design Studio IV and Graphic Design Typography IV. They worked on a menswear Pop-Up shop project. Ashley Adams' Diesel menswear design was on display, with the logo/tag/shopping bag design by Graphic Design student Kimberly Ishmael. Gabrielle Schreiber's Burberry menswear design was complemented by work from Graphic Design student Trish Thompson.
Also on exhibition was the team project in Interior Design III's Hotel project models from teams Ashley Adams/Xiomara Arbaiza and Giovani Anggasta/Amity Tanner.
“It’s great to be part of such a highly regarded exhibition," said Francine Martini, assistant professor of Interior Design. "It’s an honor to be asked to exhibit alongside the other schools; the projects are always very impressive. Our students' works get a lot of exposure to the public, and, moreover, industry professionals."
