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What’s it like to work inside UNS as a student? Our Master in Architecture students share their experience from the Immersive Program in Amsterdam, working alongside industry leaders and seeing architecture in practice.

Design can be fun. And responsible. And personal. At our recent Craft & Care lecture, Nifemi Marcus-Bello reminded students that they don’t have to separate creativity from responsibility. The two can grow together.

This Women’s Month, Laura Martínez de Guereñu shares advice for women in architecture: speak up, claim authorship of your work and embrace collaboration. Architecture is never a solo act.

Turning design into ventures. In the Master in Business for Architecture and Design, students move beyond their comfort zones, frame real problems, engage stakeholders and build bold, entrepreneurial solutions, with some becoming real ventures.

Yes to heritage. And to innovation. Elena Cardiel shares how the Creative Campus preserves the traditional architecture of the Palacio de Mansilla, keeping Segovia’s identity alive while creating space for new ideas.

Signed plans and personal letters changed the story. Laura Martínez de Guereñu shares the discoveries behind Lilly Reich in Barcelona: The Materialization of a Neglected Authorship, revealing new evidence of her authorship and the losses that shaped architectural history.

What does responsible design mean? For Nifemi Marcus-Bello, it’s about respect: for place, materials, community production and long-term use. At our Craft & Care lecture, he shared how sustainability begins with designing within existing systems, not above them.

Our Master in Architecture students spent three weeks inside @unstudio working directly within the studio alongside the team, experiencing architecture in a real professional environment. Swipe through the photos below to see how it went.

Students from the Master in Design (MDes) in Interior Design took their first academic trip to Milan 🇮🇹 From studios and reference spaces to the @JLL Milan HQ, the visit offered hands-on learning and direct industry exposure, bringing design education beyond the classroom.

@ieArchDesign joins the 2026 @MadridDesignF with a series of talks exploring care as a design practice across craft, architecture and community. Explore the full program to learn where our faculty will be participating: bit.ly/4au4Ks1

Designer Nifemi Marcus-Bello joined @iearchdesign as part of our CRAFT&CARE lecture series, exploring craft, material experimentation and design as a socially engaged practice. Learn more: ie.edu/school-archite…

✨ Damos la bienvenida a @ieArchDesign a #MDF26 🧪 Durante #FiestaDesign, la escuela propone una serie de talleres y encuentros que exploran el diseño como práctica crítica, colaborativa y situada. 🔗 madriddesignfestival.lafabrica.com/fiesta-design/ ©Káleb Cárdenas

Yes to the past. And to reinvention. Assistant Professor of Architecture Wesam al Asali on how the Creative Campus reinterprets history to create new functions, new aesthetics and an inspiring learning environment for students.

Design is more than form: it’s also strategy, value and impact. At @ieArchDesign, students took part in our Design Entrepreneurship Workshop, exploring how business thinking and creative practice come together in architecture and design: bit.ly/3NTGiaK

Why was Lilly Reich written out of architectural history? Laura Martínez de Guereñu explains what inspired her research into Reich’s work, her collaboration with Mies and her role in preserving modern architecture during WWII. A story of authorship, erasure and recognition.

The fashion community mourns the loss of Valentino Garavani, founder of Valentino SpA. His legacy of craftsmanship, elegance and creative vision shaped generations of designers and continues to inspire fashion education and practice worldwide.

When architecture, design and fashion share one space, new opportunities follow. Cristina Mateo explains how the Creative Campus fosters cross-disciplinary collaboration and entrepreneurship across the creative fields.Yes to learning, and to what emerges when creativity connects.

Last call to experience the world of David Delfín. A final look at some of the iconic designs featured in the exhibition we’re proud to be part of, where fashion has challenged norms and sparked lasting conversations. If you haven’t visited yet, now’s the time.

What if a campus could do more? Dean David Goodman shares his vision for the Creative Campus as a catalyst for unexpected ideas, cultural life, and deeper connections between students and the city of Segovia.

The Bachelor in Fashion Design at @IEUniversity is proud to partner with OTEYZA in launching the Merino Global Centre of Excellence (CEMM). A major step in reviving Spain’s merino wool and strengthening sustainable, local craftsmanship: bit.ly/4pNrIjg