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Expo 60: Class act— London
Preface
Central Saint Martins is flying the flag for art and design education in the UK, despite short-sighted government policies. Monocle goes back to school.
01Students gather for class in the Granary Building
02One of the many workshops
03Student experimenting in the 3D Digital Manufacturing workshop
04Signs collected by the graphics department decorate the central interior “street” that connects the former transit sheds
05The façade of the remodelled Granary Building
06Thomas Lazzarini, BA Product Design, Italy
07Catarina Cubelo, BA Fine Art, Portugal
08Kleanthis Kyriakou, BA Architecture, Cyprus
09Jazz Chen, BA Fine Art, Taiwan
10Benjamin Renoux, MA Fine Art, France
11Daniele Giannetti, BA Product Design, Italy
12Valentin Dommanget, MA Fine Art, France
13Laura Mills, BA Womenswear, UK
14Philip Strawbridge, BA Menswear, UK, in the menswear studio
15Granary Square looking towards King’s Cross Station
16Anne Smith, dean, School of Fashion and Textiles, in the womenswear studio
17Main atrium of The Granary looking towards the West Transit shed
18and 19 Students at work in the workshops
19Students take a break in the sunshine outside the East Transit shed
20Vuong Tong, MA Innovation Management, US
21Model workshop
22Professor Jeremy Till, head of Central Saint Martins, pro-vice chancellor University of the Arts London
23Santiago Matheus, co-founder and managing director of Method Design Lab
24Students on the second floor library in the Granary Building
25The Fine Art studios
26CNC-milling machine in the 3D Digital Manufacturing workshop
27The Uniwrench, designed by Hyungwoo Yoon in collaboration with Method Design Lab
28Looking up from the “street”
Central Saint Martins is flying the flag for art and design education in the UK, despite short-sighted government policies. Monocle goes back to school.
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