Experiential space design

Design of interior and exterior spaces: design of domestic and commercial spaces, restoration, adaptation of work spaces and offices, public spaces and gardens, design of events and pop-up spaces, stands, systems design for commercial premises of chains and franchises, exhibition design, shop window design. Site and works management.

Students from the following areas will be considered to be suitable: Higher graduates in Design, Architecture and Technical Architecture, Stage Design or other qualifications or training providing they have experience in or a link with design disciplines in general and design of spaces in particular.

We recommend that students have basic representational knowledge, especially drawing and digital drawing.

To gain a place on the postgraduate diploma requires knowledge and/or basic experience in architecture, design of spaces or similar.

Module 4 – Experience as creator of identity

Understanding of the spaces in which identity is pre-eminent, such as cultural spaces, waiting and transit areas, and domestic and tourist spaces linked with residence.

Cultural Spaces. Design of knowledge spaces.

• Waiting Areas. Synergies between space and time.
• Residential Design. The client’s experience in the private space.
• Admission requirements: Design of Spaces, Architecture, Technical Architecture

Module 5 – Commercial services provision

Workshops on the spaces where Commercial Services Provisions are made. Workshops on spaces for public retail, bars and restaurants and leisure spaces, in which the free time factor plays a part.

• Retail Design. The user as the subject of the selling process.
• Feeding Design. Bar and restaurant spaces.
• Leisure Design. The leisure experience in the space.

Module 6 - Learning and professional environment

Workshops on the spaces involved in the learning and professional environment. Workshop on thought and reflection on the needs of spaces devoted to education, according to their educational methodology needs. Workshop on work spaces, where harmony, design and ergonomics play key roles. Workshop on work spaces, where harmony, design and ergonomics play key roles.

• Educational Spaces. Development of educational spaces.
• Work Spaces. Working in harmony.
• Health and Wellbeing Design. Generation of wellbeing through experience.

To register for this course, candidates have to pass a selection process and meet the academic and administrative requirements.

To do this, you will need a university identification number (NIU/NIA) and a password. If you are not yet an EINA student, you will have to complete a registration application.

You must then access the registration platform and attach the admission documentation (maximum of 2MB per file):

• CV
• Book/Portfolio
• University degree (*)
• Academic certificate
• DNI/passport
• Passport photo for the card

(*) For Postgraduate Diplomas, if you do not have the required university qualification or it is being processed, you can complete and attach the following Declaration of non-availability of qualification.

For more information about the acceptance procedure, degree requirements and other matters of interest, please consult the master's and postgraduate courses admissions section on our website or write to postgraus(a)eina.cat.

One-time payment option:

• 100% at the time of acceptance with a 3% discount on the total price, if it is made one month before the course begins.

Fractionated payment option:

• 40%: at the time of acceptance
• 30%: at the beginning of the course
• 30%: three months after the beginning of the course

For further details check on academic info.