Spatial Design

The Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts (KADK)

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Course Info

Subject
Architecture and Design
Languages
English
Duration
2 years
Degrees
Master

Course General Description

Spatial Design focuses on the relationship between architecture, design and man with the interior as a point of departure. An architect or a designer from Spatial Design works with spatial organisation and all its human implications. The more rapidly organisations, patterns of living and local traditions are disrupted, the more awareness is needed. It is crucial to know how people actually live and to understand the societal agendas and the historical background behind the change of spaces, and it is fundamental to see the interior organisation and design in relation to the architecture, the city, the landscape, and society at large. Spatial Design is a new and growing field that investigates the mutual relations between physical and social spaces, including Spatial Organisation, Interior Design and Microarchitecture. Students work with architectural projects on a human scale that relate to subjects of relevance to society and social issues.

Tuition Fees

EU/EEA citizens: free Non EU/EEA citizens: € 6,500 per semester

Disciplines

History
Anthropology
Tectonics/material

Requirements

Bachelor's Degree

Grants and Scholarships

Danish Government Scholarships

Course Notable Alumni

C. C. A. Christensen
Olafur Eliasson
Lili Elbe
Oluf Hartmann
Jeppe Hein
Georg Jensen

Course Notable Academia

Peter Thule Kristensen
Ane Pilegaard
Anne Berthelsen
Grethe Weber
Katja Bülow

School Info

Region
Europe
Country
Denmark
City
Copenhagen
Year of Establishment
1754
Number of students
2000
QS Rank
NA
THE Rank
NA
Webometrics
11306

School General Description

KADK wishes to be internationally recognised as the leading Nordic academy within the fields of architecture, design and conservation. Its mission is to produce graduates armed with the knowledge to shape our future, society and cultural heritage, trained with a unique focus on research, practice and artistic methods. KADK’s graduates should be characterised by their awareness of how a special Nordic approach to form can be developed and transformed into new contexts. KADK wants its graduates to enter the world with analytical, methodological and artistic skills, which empower them to create, transform and preserve the society and culture of tomorrow. The curriculum is based on a combination of theory and practice. A substantial part of the teaching takes place at the drawing board and in workshops, as well as joint presentations and academic seminars between small units of teachers and students. In line with KADK's international vision, our students and staff develop their skills in constant dialogue with the international environment, ensuring that the quality of our activities is continuously improving.

School Contacts

https://kadk.dk/en
INFO@KADK.DK
+45 4170 1500

Connections with Businesses

VITRA

Connections with other Schools and Educational Institutions

Berlage Institute
TU-Delft
ETH Zürich
Columbia University etc.

School Notable Alumni

C. C. A. Christensen
Olafur Eliasson
Lili Elbe
Oluf Hartmann
Jeppe Hein
Georg Jensen
Jane Jin Kaisen
Karl Kvaran
Asger Jorn
Caspar David Friedrich
Jan Gehl
Birgit Cold
Knud Holscher
Bjarke Ingels
Victor Isbrand
Arne Jacobsen
Finn Juhl
Kaare Klint

School Notable Academia

Anne Beim
Peter Thule Kristensen
Mette Ramsgaard Thomsen
Deane Alan Simpson
Thomas Binder

Exchange Programmes

Erasmus+ and Nordplus programmes, with institutions including the Politecnico di Milano, Technical University Munich, University of the Arts Berlin, Bezalel Academy of Arts and Design, ETH Zürich, AA London and Bartlett London.

Extracurricular Life and Facts of Interest

Artistic research: What do pictures do?, PhD thesis from the School of Conservation hits the front pages, Sustainable built heritage
Collaboration: Teaching and Students

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