Master programme

Spatial Design - Architecture, Design and Interiors

: Outdoor area with small wooden huts and people by the water.

A Seasonal Material Practice: Responding to the Local Climate in Hesnæs, Camille Maingret & Luna Wirtz-Ortvald

Bodies of Water - Between Infrastructure & Atmosphere, Sussie Stenholt Madsen & Belinda Kjærsgaard Lund

Spatial Design Studio

Drawings of sculptural wooden structure from various angles.

Learning from the Blind and Visually impaired: A tactile journey in Amager Fælled, Yatu Tan

Constructing Confluence, Isabella Priddle

Model of a tall tower with open floors on a white base.

Heart of Gothenburg, Emma Ejeskär & Carolina Anna Johanna Ivarsson

Drawing of a building in rock with stairs and platforms.

Transformation of Moseløkken Quarry and Museum, Emma Koninckx Syberg & Cecilie Olivia Esper Larsen

A Seasonal Material Practice: Responding to the Local Climate in Hesnæs, Camille Maingret & Luna Wirtz-Ortvald

Bodies of Water - Between Infrastructure & Atmosphere, Sussie Stenholt Madsen & Belinda Kjærsgaard Lund

Spatial Design Studio

Learning from the Blind and Visually impaired: A tactile journey in Amager Fælled, Yatu Tan

Constructing Confluence, Isabella Priddle

Heart of Gothenburg, Emma Ejeskär & Carolina Anna Johanna Ivarsson

Transformation of Moseløkken Quarry and Museum, Emma Koninckx Syberg & Cecilie Olivia Esper Larsen

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Short about the programme

At the intersection between Architecture and Design, the International Master’s Programme educates both architects and designers within the field of Spatial Design. We view Spatial Design as a dynamic interdisciplinary practice, one that refuses to settle as simply architecture, interior design, space planning, or exhibition design. At the programme, the students engage with the spatiality of the built environment, developing skills in analysing and conceptualising new spatial situations between the human and architectural scales.

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