Curiosity hummed in the air. What secrets did these walls hold, here at IAAD? The Istituto di Arte Applicata e Design, IAAD, whispers a tale of design innovation, nestled right here in Turin. IAAD isn’t just a school. It’s a legacy. Founded in 1978, IAAD stands as a pioneer. It launched Italy’s first post-secondary program in “Automotive Bodywork Architecture,” now known as “Transportation Design.” This flagship program, fueled by international partnerships, propelled IAAD to the forefront of design education. IAAD’s influence stretches beyond Italy’s borders. As part of the AD Education group, a global network in creative fields, IAAD fosters a vibrant exchange of ideas and talent among students worldwide. Here in the Aurora district, within the Lavazza headquarters, IAAD occupies a remarkable 3,000 square meters. This space isn’t just for classrooms. It’s a hub for exhibitions, conferences, and events, pulsating with the energy of design. IAAD isn’t content with its past achievements. It continues to evolve, launching new postgraduate courses and innovative projects like the Bra-Very Bar at Milan’s Fuorisalone Fair. IAAD’s collaboration with Diversity Lab and Fashion Revolution underscores its commitment to design’s transformative power in addressing social issues. IAAD is more than just a design school. It’s a crucible where creativity is forged, a testament to the power of design to shape our world.
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