Located just west of the SCAD Museum of Art, SCAD Beach immerses students and guests in a calming, laid-back space for friend gatherings, social events, outdoor games, wellness activities, and performances. Featuring sable palms, real sand, and mood-setting ambient lighting, this relaxing atmosphere invites visitors to enjoy sun or shade in beach cabanas and hanging lounges. A full-scale lifeguard stand completes the overall beach aesthetic of the space and doubles as an audio/video booth for an adjacent 36-foot stage. Sited on the former footprint of the Central of Georgia Railway Depot — the oldest surviving pre-Civil War railroad depot in the U.S. — the 16,000-square-foot courtyard enjoys respite from Savannah’s bustling downtown historic district courtesy of the depot’s surviving Savannah Gray brick walls. SCAD Beach was brought to creative realization by SCAD Design Group as part of the university’s Clark Hall renovation project.
This weekend SCAD celebrated the opening of La Maison Basse in SCAD Lacoste. With the revitalization now complete, the nearly 300 students who visit SCAD Lacoste each year will have the opportunity...
Time Based Typography Public Service Announcment Project @ SCAD This project consisted of writing a script, recording a voiceover and using it if we deemed it necessary,…
Fun and colorful entrance for the renown Design College.
This weekend SCAD celebrated the opening of La Maison Basse in SCAD Lacoste. With the revitalization now complete, the nearly 300 students who visit SCAD Lacoste each year will have the opportunity...
Forty-three selected graduating seniors showcased their final designs across menswear, special occasion, sportswear, swimwear, intimates, bridal and more.
Hong Kong-born, London-based fashion designer Robert Wun is optimistic about the future of fashion, an outlook inspired by his role in the recent wave of social change that celebrates inclusivity within the industry. Between Reality and Fantasy, the designer’s first museum exhibition, features looks and accessories from his earliest to his latest collections, set in a contemporary installation that embodies the futurism inherent in his work. Wun favors a narrative approach to design, embracing a global perspective that honors his heritage yet refuses preconceived notions of Asian identity.
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Hong Kong-born, London-based fashion designer Robert Wun is optimistic about the future of fashion, an outlook inspired by his role in the recent wave of social change that celebrates inclusivity within the industry. Between Reality and Fantasy, the designer’s first museum exhibition, features looks and accessories from his earliest to his latest collections, set in a contemporary installation that embodies the futurism inherent in his work. Wun favors a narrative approach to design, embracing a global perspective that honors his heritage yet refuses preconceived notions of Asian identity.
Eleven projects have been selected to receive the American Institute of Architects' (AIA) 2014 Institute Honor Award ...
Hong Kong-born, London-based fashion designer Robert Wun is optimistic about the future of fashion, an outlook inspired by his role in the recent wave of social change that celebrates inclusivity within the industry. Between Reality and Fantasy, the designer’s first museum exhibition, features looks and accessories from his earliest to his latest collections, set in a contemporary installation that embodies the futurism inherent in his work. Wun favors a narrative approach to design, embracing a global perspective that honors his heritage yet refuses preconceived notions of Asian identity.
SCAD students and professors created 3 fully functioning, fully furnished, 135-square-foot units that fit perfectly within a standard parking space.
Clive Aslet’s coffee table tome offers a rare glimpse inside twelve privately owned country houses and charts the lives of the families who continue to live in them, from the More-Molyneuxs at Loseley Park to the Millers at Grimsthorpe Castle
Image 16 of 27 from gallery of 2014 AIA Institute Honor Awards for Architecture. SCAD Museum of Art / Sottile & Sottile and Lord Aeck Sargent © SCAD
The M6 Bayonet is a bayonet used by the U.S. military for the M14 rifle, it can also be used with the Mk 14 Enhanced Battle Rifle as well M39 Enhanced Marksman Rifle. It was introduced in 1957, at the same time as the rifle itself.[1] It is the only bayonet made for the M14.
A medieval village in the south of France that once lay in ruins from war and neglect has been brought back to life as a flourishing community for art students of the Savannah College of Art and Design.
People Are People honors famed American designer Christian Siriano’s electrifying contributions to fashion. Drawn from his extensive archive, the exhibition features bold creations from Siriano’s decade-plus career that celebrate self-expression for every body at every age. SCAD FASH is proud to pre
SCAD Magnolia Hall by Glenn Wallace, Savannah GA, USA, Institutional Custom Handtufted Project from The Rug Company LAB
While some students opt for a semester abroad spent in Paris or Rome, 79 enterprising young creatives from the Savannah College of Art and Design (SCAD) have decided to take a break from the city, spending their school days strolling and studying in the
Resurrecting the ruins of the nation’s only surviving antebellum railroad complex, the Savannah College of Art and Design transformed a National...
An insider's explanation of what 'design fiction' is -- and how it's reshaping the world
Stunning cruck framed farm house in Monmouthshire with recently restored Renaissance tower and large fireplaces. Beautiful garden and grounds.
Perhaps the best place to see the confluence of contemporary art and historic preservation is in Maison Basse, a former farmhouse in the valley that is SCAD’s most extensive restoration project to date.
In a high-style homage to the indomitable spirit of legendary designer Pierre Cardin (French, b. Italy, 1922–2020), SCAD presents its latest ode to the remarkable life story and enduring legacy of the revolutionary force in fashion. Set in an installation reminiscent of Cardin’s famous Palais Bulles, his dream residence near Cannes and a future-forward architectural marvel that rivaled his greatest fashion creations, Notre Ami, Pierre Cardin features exceptional garments and two exclusive films — including I Am Thinking of Pierre Cardin, awarded Best Fashion Documentary at the London Film Festival — produced by SCAD, where Cardin championed the careers of young artists. Best known for his 1960s space-age style, Cardin expanded the boundaries of his artform across nearly eight decades, innovating new materials and silhouettes. Outside of fashion, his pursuits extended to jewelry, accessories, costume design, product design, fragrances, furniture, theatrical production, and historic preservation. Cardin’s relationship with SCAD began in 2002, when the university acquired a site in the village of Lacoste and meticulously revitalized more than 30 historic structures into an imaginative center for the study of art and design. Cardin, a longtime resident of Lacoste, became a formative presence as he embraced the role of mentor, nurturing the visions and aspirations of SCAD students across the university’s top-ranked degree programs — from fashion to architecture and beyond. In 2018, the university’s SCAD FASH Museum of Fashion + Film in Atlanta originated the exhibition Pierre Cardin: Pursuit of the Future, a major retrospective presented in partnership with the Pierre Cardin Museum in Paris that included iconic looks from the 1950s held in the SCAD Permanent Collection. In commemoration of Cardin’s extraordinary impact on design and his kindred connection to SCAD, Notre Ami, Pierre Cardin celebrates his prescient vision and commitment to the avant-garde ideas of tomorrow. SCAD is honored to ensure his enduring legacy and commemorate his dedication to supporting young artists that continues to resonate throughout the university. Notre Ami, Pierre Cardin is on view at SCAD Lacoste. Gallery hours: Monday–Friday, 10 a.m. to noon and 2–5 p.m. The exhibition is free and open to the public. For more information about the exhibition, contact [email protected].
What are you wearing during these menswear fashionweeks? Your Prada-shoes, your latest Raf Simons-jacket or that vintage Gucci? Maybe we’ll spot you in Paris, Milan, New York or Amsterdam. During the fashionweeks we refresh our streetwear posts regularly. We don’t judge, we’re not the fashion-police, we just enjoy fashion and your own personal style. Next
Windshape was an ephemeral structure commissioned by the Savannah College of Art & Design (SCAD) as a venue and gathering space near their Provence campus in...
An annual courtship ritual competition among Wodaabe Fula people in Niger and brings together also people from other tribes.
