UV-safe suntanning environment proposal among IE University student projects

IE University's School of Architecture and Design has showcased student projects including a UV-safe suntanning environment, fashion inspired by jazz, and a redesign of Alice in Wonderland. The projects span bachelor programs in design, architecture, and fashion. Notable works include 'Hot to Go' by Ariadna Fernández Yenes, Estrella García Escribano, Marion Isabelle Agathe Vincey, and Nilsu Ozdikicioglu, proposing a filtered UV tanning environment inspired by Madrid's sun culture. 'Bluezones' by Agustina Tolosa Picasso explores wellbeing through natural materials. 'Jazz: Chaos and Harmony' by Isabella Guerra traces jazz evolution from New Orleans. 'Ocupando Grietas' by Laura Moreno Solano was presented at Dutch Design Week. 'Through the Looking-Glass' by Vered Elaine Mezin Gonzalez and Carlota Postigo Del Ser redesigns Lewis Carroll's book as a chess game. Architectural projects include 'A Layered Ground' for Segovia's Plaza del Salvador by Ana Sofía Patiño Mondragón and 'Woven Cascade' by Maria Urrutia blending craftsmanship and water systems. The school emphasizes creativity, sustainability, and innovation in an international, project-based learning environment.