Det Kongelige Akademi - Institut for Bygningskunst og Design

I sidste uge var ansatte og studerende fra inviteret til Middelfart for at holde oplæg og workshop om brugen af generativ kunstig intelligens (Gen AI) i undervisningsbrug.

Sammen med fagkonsulenter fra diskuterede vi de vigtige emner og etiske tanker, som man skal have med sig når vi visualiserer med Gen AI, og blev sammen klogere på udfordringer og muligheder.

Mange tak for invitationen til , og tak til studieadjunkt Ruben andersen og Strategic Design & Entrepreneurship-studerende og for gode og spændende oplæg.

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Portræt af Nicolai de Gier: En stol har altid været en stol Finn Juhl-prismodtageren, professor Nicolai de Gier har et blødt punkt for stole – og for at hjælpe sine studerende til at stå stærkt i en stadigt mere kompleks verden.

BA5 Studerende fra er i Marstal og bygge 1:1

PANDORA contest winner: Juliane Margot Rignel Jørgensen

In a 6-week design project in collaboration with Pandora, Royal Danish Academy’s Fashion, Clothing and Design MA students were challenged with creating an artistic design that examines the transformative power of cross-disciplinary cooperation between Fashion and Jewelry, working with new sustainable narratives.

Juliane Margot Rignel Jørgen won the first prize with her project “Second Skin”

“This project in collaboration with PANDORA, explores how jewelry work together with clothing to create a functional outfit and promote individuality. Drawing inspiration from my community, I’ve created clothing that is interchangeable and customizable to accommodate multiple people’s aesthetic and promote self expression through clothing.”

Thank you to for the collaboration!

PANDORA contest winner: Sarah Blicher Bek

In a 6-week design project in collaboration with Pandora, Royal Danish Academy’s Fashion, Clothing and Design MA students were challenged with creating an artistic design that examines the transformative power of cross-disciplinary cooperation between Fashion and Jewelry, working with new sustainable narratives.

Sarah Blicker Bek won the second prize with her project “Memorabilia”

“Visiting New York during Valentine’s Day, I witnessed how PANDORA jewelry is used to communicate love. I was reminded about all the love we carry that no longer has a recipient, in other words grief, and how this influence my own relationship with Pandora, as my late father used Pandora charms to communicate his love for my mother. In this exhibition piece I wish to resemblance the feeling of his embrace, using the safety and comfort duvets while incorporating my mother’s bracelet in the final design.“

Thank you to for the collaboration!

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Five projects highlighting circular design at Southern Sweden Design Days Fashion garments made from airbags and furniture crafted from "unattractive" materials are among the projects on show at Southern Sweden Design Days 2024.

Today IBD had a visit from an international panel assessing our research and artistic research 2017-2023. It was a great opportunity to showcase a variety of projects from our research staff and discuss our current and future research.