In this school show, Edinburgh College of Art students are presenting 10 interiors projects for public and community spaces, from an archive chronicling Scotland's black diaspora to a hybrid day and nightclub.
Created by a mixture of graduate and undergraduate students, the concepts adapt existing and historical buildings in Edinburgh for new uses, in a bid to create interiors that are sensitive to their context.

Edinburgh College of Art
University: Edinburgh College of Art, University of Edinburgh

Courses: BA and MA Interior Design

Tutors: Ed Hollis, Rachel Simmonds, Gillian Treacy and Andy Siddall
School statement:
"The interior design programmes at ECA use real buildings and spaces as testbeds for the adaption and evolution of interior, architectural and spatial design ideas. Under the Interior Lab initiative, staff and students share research knowledge to develop their own individual response to the discipline, benefitting from the international cohort's varied experiences and approaches. "Further work of the students can be found at ECA's digital exhibition Summer 2020.
"Through self-generated briefs for their projects, our 10 graduates have proposed designs including an Astronomy Centre within a light-polluted city centre and a Black Cultural Archive and Legacy Centre for Scotland."

Scottish Literature Centre by Jiawen Zhang, BA
"This project aims to create a new literature centre for the city of Edinburgh. It hopes to connect and provide...