Interior Futures Research Hub

About us

Our aim is to create and nurture an international research network across 3 global universities expanding knowledge bases situated in and around interior design. Sharing and learning from Research Knowledge Exchange (RKE) networks that already exist within each partner university to better support our research staff and students.

The Interior Futures Research Hub exists within Camberwell College of Arts and Chelsea College of Arts. The hub will expand knowledge through 3 key areas of practice based research:

Practicing climate emergencies
Expanding communities of interior practices
Sensing spaces.

Several people from different backgrounds and ethnicities are around a table. On the table, there is a map and one person plotting a pin on the map — **Festival of community organising mapping workshop.**

Once I Saw It All, Dr Aaron McPeake (2022) | Photograph: Ken Wilder

Beyond the Visual: Blindness and Expanded Sculpture

A 3-year ground-breaking research collaboration with Henry Moore Institute and Shape Arts, which aims to enhance blind people’s experience of contemporary art.

Image courtesy of The Place

UAL at London Design Festival 2024

Academics and students from across the University of the Arts London take part in London Design Festival 2024.

People

Adrian Friend, Interior Futures Hub Director
Shibboleth Shechter, Interior Futures Hub Co-Director
Clare Lowther, Interior Features Hub Project Co-ordinator
Kenneth Wilder, Principal Investigator - Beyond the Visual

Partners

Toronto Metropolitan University, Canada
- Jonathon Anderson, Associate Professor
RMIT University, Australia
- Suzie Attiwill, Professor of Interior Design