Ríos Farfán on The Roots of Industrial Design Colleges in Colombia (44593)

Dialogue initiated by Laura Daniela Ríos Farfán in the article The Roots of Industrial Design Colleges in Colombia

Laura Daniela Ríos Farfán

Feb 2015

Itʼs interesting to think about the story of the industrial design in Colombia because in this way, we understand what the colombian design is looking for resolve. Itʼs great to see how the industrial design is growing up in our country and how it managed to stay for a long time. I feel so lucky for be studying at one of the pioneering of industrial design colleges in Colombia.

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