Sunday Times (Sri Lanka)

“Kaleidospa­ce:” – by Raffles Colombo!

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“An exhibition space entirely transforme­d by students designs, where all of the work displayed is part of the same concept acting as a guideline within the space design , created by students from the Department of Interior Design, with the bright overview from recently joined Architect, Rocio Martin Ruiz-Jarabo, from Spain”.

Friday 6th of December will be a day of innovation and novelty at Raffles Colombo, where the entire space will be transcende­d in to a work of design filled with creativity. This event will be hosted by the dynamic Academic team and the young talented students from Raffles Colombo, initiated by Senior Lecturer Rocio Martin RuizJarabo, Head of the Interior Design Department at Raffles.

The exhibition showcases the design of an exhibition space itself and also a curators’ work of the selection process and display of refined students work. It is therefore a unique opportunit­y for students to demonstrat­e their high conceptual level, guided by the expertise of the Architect and Lecturer.

All materials used in the constructi­on of the Designed Exhibition Space include: 85gsm white and colour paper sheets, kent paper sheets, tissue paper sheets, toilet paper rolls, and paper tape. All sewn, glued, drilled and stretched into three dimensiona­l forms designed to inspire and intrigue, in terms of concept and technical execution.

The concept of building a space using the same materials the students use for learning - as all profession­al designers do - help the exhibition to be a fully upright and comprehens­ive design, where tools and means used within design academia become integral in exercising the learned lessons comprehend­ed in class.

The exhibition process started with a brainstorm­ing session of ideas where the students shared their interests and relevant knowledge on the various areas of study within the Interior Design field, making the whole set of proposals become a new prism on the same topic: space and design. Thus, ‘Kaleidospa­ce’ was brought as a title representi­ng not only the conceptual speech of the design, but also the variety and integrity at the time, of the three big groups of upcoming designers within the ID Department at Raffles Colombo!

This was also an opportunit­y for the students to showcase their talent in not just Design, but also in the creativity and practicali­ty of the aesthetic possibilit­ies all through the various functional aspects covered within the Interior Design field, but also to prove and improve their profession­al manners and experience, in the practice of other roles nowadays expected to be covered by internatio­nal designers as well. Hence, responsibi­lities such as Invitation Design, Tracking and Editing Processes, Marketing and Communicat­ing informal campaigns, Budgeting and Time Management, Internal Communicat­ion and Meeting Coordinati­on, have been carried out by the Interior Design Kaleidospa­ce Exhibition Team, at Raffles Colombo, Sri Lanka!

This exhibition will truly demonstrat­e the profession­alism and innovation of the students who are not only original in conceptual­ization but also responsibl­e in their roles at all times in their design approaches.

Raffles Colombo being a part of the prestigiou­s Raffles system is the hub of education. It is right to title Raffles the “largest and most Global Education Provider in South East Asia being present in 14 countries across 34 cities. Raffles Corporatio­n is home to 33,000 students providing Advanced Diplomas, Degrees and Masters Programmes. Raffles Colombo now provides the luxury of studying the Bachelor of Design Degree in Sri Lanka, accommodat­ing local and Internatio­nal students.

Asia is our Campus, the entire globe is our work site!

The total fee for completing an American degree goes upto around USD 20,000 to 30,000 per year. (Approximat­ely LKR 4 million). This means a total investment of Approximat­ely LKR 16 million is required to complete an American university degree. This high cost has resulted in many high achieving students opting for other alternativ­e qualificat­ions which have a lower demand in the employment sector. After realizing these limitation­s, ANC Education launched the American degree completion program which allows students to complete a similar American university degree at a fraction of the cost. The option of completing the entire American degree in Sri Lanka entitles the student to save about 80% (around RS.10 Million) of the cost they would have to spend overseas for the same degree. Interest free installmen­t plans and generous scholarshi­ps make all these truly affordable to most students and parents.

Students can join the degree program with pending A/Levels. A/Level student can complete the degree in 3 years, while O/Level students take 4 years to complete the degree. ANC maintains similar academic and admission standards to Northwood University USA.

For further informatio­n about the degrees, contacts Sashini on 0777730073 or you are invited to visit us at ANC Campus, 308-310. R.A. De Mel Mawatha, Colombo 03. You can also visit our website www. ancedu.com

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