Student Pearse Summerville was awarded the Robin and Lucienne Day Award for his bench
An exciting exhibition of unique furniture pieces designed and created by students from the Atlantic Technological University has been opened to the public.
The furniture was created by students in the National Centre for Excellence in Furniture Design & Technology at ATU’s Connemara campus in Letterfrack.Opened this week by Dr Michael Hannon, VP Academic Affairs and Registrar, ATU Galway-Mayo, the exhibit entitled ‘Icons 24’ showcases 56 stunning furniture pieces created by students.The exhibition showcases tables, chairs, cabinets, lamps, shelving displays, children’s educational toys and more.A number of design awards were presented to students for their outstanding designs and creations.
Paul Leamy, Head of Department, ATU Connemara called ‘Icons 24’ an exhibition of not only the students ‘exceptional talent and creativity’ but also their ‘dedication and hard work’.
“This collection of outstanding work is a testament to the innovative spirit that we cultivate in our students. We are all incredibly proud of what our students have achieved and excited for the bright futures that lie ahead for each of them,” he concluded.
The exhibition will remain open weekdays until August 23.
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