Who is involved?

The project involves 3 institutions based in France, Spain and Austria:

TALM Higher School of Art and Design, France

The TALM Higher School of Art and Design in France was created as three separate art schools in Tours, Angers and Le Mans merged in 2010. With three campuses, TALM is one of the largest public art schools in France with over 700 students. TALM provides degrees conferring bachelor’s and master’s grades in Art, Design and conservation-restoration of cultural objects.

Institute for Advanced Architecture of Catalonia (IAAC), Spain

The Institute for Advanced Architecture of Catalonia (IAAC) in Barcelona, is a center for research, education, production, and dissemination, dedicated to envisioning the future habitat of our society and bringing it to life in the present. It offers higher education programs in advanced architecture, urban technologies, robotics and digital fabrication in architecture, collaborative design and eco-friendly buildings.

University of Arts Linz, Austria

The University of Arts Linz in Austria, with around 1,500 students from almost 60 countries and around 60 professors, is a place of unrestricted, courageous and visionary thinking and a critical experimental zone for art, design and science. Students can choose from 12 bachelor’s, 14 master’s, one diploma and one PhD programme. Interactivity, digitalization, sustainability and interdisciplinary, practice-oriented work are at the forefront of both research and teaching.