The students of the Interior Design course were invited to reflect on the theme of contemporary living, with a look towards future scenarios and to ask themselves about the progressive and profound transformation of the house and its spaces in the face of new technologies and radical changes in habits. . "This is not a house" by Alessia Elefante is a residential project that interprets three themes: the choice of the Alexander McQueen brand, the analysis of new ways of living and the Shape Shifting trend for a housing concept attentive to the needs of future generations, in particular of Millennials. Carolina Gaudino through “Latibule” tells an interior project with a simple and comfortable design and at the same time sophisticated and modeled on the person, capable of reflecting the soul of those who live it. Viviana Gallo's “Beyond Phisical Borders” starts from the choice of the Jil Sander brand to analyze an unconventional, authentic and uncontaminated concept of beauty, translated into the interiors of an apparently neutral and essential future home.

In the area of ​​Product Design, the first project selected is "NOME - The Privacy Manager Watch" by Leonardo Cavalluzzi, which has developed an alternative smartwatch concept designed to enhance the daily experience. Nichita Curilenco's "Celare Phone" project focuses on the problem of people's total dependence on technology, especially smartphones, which is negatively affecting life on a psychological, social, health and private level. “Upcyciling Perception” by Patrick Gelse Medina, addresses the issue of sustainable production within companies in the furniture sector, with a focus on the production of plastic which in the last two decades has been particularly harmful to the environment.