CREATIVE SPACE - DELLI OFFICE

Very proud of our DELLI office “chameleon” learning space.

 Room 1 - Active class on Ergonomics



Room 2 - Workshop with António Arroio students and market curator Isabel Lucena 


Room 3 - Students project research on Coffee experience 

Basic layout ...


Talking about creative learning spaces that’s DELLI - Design Lusofóna Lisboa ....

 Américo Mateus

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