Fluorescent Fridays - Color in Context for Architects & Designers

Color in Context for Architects & Designers

Following Juan Serra Lluch's Color for Architects book, university students from architecture and industrial design respond to real life cases with companies and institutions, and create a chromatic response to the challenge. Designing with color in context implies understanding the physical features of a space in concert with specific artistic, cultural, and social criteria.

Presenters: 

• Juan Serra, School of Architecture (ETSA), Universitat Politécnica de València (UPV)
• Irene de la Torre, ETSA, UPV
• Patricia de Frutos, Marina Valle, and Pepe Sánchez-Malo, students Master of Advanced Architecture, UPV  
• Paula Ballesteros Cavero, student Master of Design Engineering, UPV
  
  

FLUORESCENT FRIDAYS is a platform for university students from all disciplines to network with color professionals and fellow students, and to explore cutting-edge information about color’s role in our lives and applications in the world. 

Global Student Chapter: The long range goal is to build a global student chapter that positions color as a multidimensional STEAM model (Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, Math), sharing up-to-date color research by scientists, artists, designers, industry professionals, and university students.21st century color communication requires a commitment to building bridges for sharing resources, cultivating mentors, and creating new opportunities. With up-to-date information and useful tools, students become the next generation of leaders in ever-evolving color related disciplines.