Interior architects and interior decorators design interior spaces. Transmitting the art of design is in itself an ambitious teaching mission. Indeed, what is the best way to prepare students to imagine something that does not yet exist spatially, but which is supposed to become a physical reality? Designing new spaces requires knowing how to navigate through seemingly contradictory fields. It requires being imaginative yet rigorous, knowing how to move between the abstract and the tangible, possessing an artistic sensibility and an interest in things technical, having your own way of thinking and knowing how to satisfy the demands of a standardised world, balancing wants with economic realities.
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ESAIL also intends to control its growth to preserve its human touch. It is a place conducive to communication, with an atmosphere that drives a dynamic and great personal investment. It is a place where students study with passion and rigour to be ready to join the professional world.
Pascal Bertrand, Head of ESAIL