The graduating class of BS Interior Design of Mapua University, will be staging, as part of their culminating activity, a special design exhibit.
In recent years, it has been their program’s vocation to take their endeavors a step further by extending their design services to charitable institutions that needs improvement and/or restoration of their facilities at no cost. In support of this program, their class chose Asilo de San Vicente de Paul located along U.N Avenue as our partner institution. It is a foster care institution that has been a home for orphans, the abandoned, special needs, and the elderly. Their objective is to complete an interior design project which shall permanently built and used by people who deserves a safe and healthy environment.
The exhibit shall be opened for public viewing on the 22nd of September. This will be attended by Mapua (School of Architecture, Industrial Design, and Built Environment) Department faculty, Mapua Interior design students, family, friends, and guests of exhibitors, and other special guests. This design exhibit promises to be an exciting and meaningful event as it will not only showcase the talents and capabilities of the students as future designers and collaborators, but more importantly, it is a collaborative design solution (students, partners and sponsors) imbued with a sense of social responsibility.
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