Alvaro Gomez-Selles Fernandez
Alvaro Gómez-Sellés Fernandez is a licensed architect and designer based in New York City. He holds a Masters of Architecture from UPM-ETSAM Madrid (Escuela Técnica Superior de Arquitectura). As a recipient of international exchange scholarships, he attended the Architecture program at RISD and The Bartlett School (University College of London). He has worked as an architect for several renowned offices including OMA (Rotterdam), Junya Ishigami (Tokyo) and SO-IL (NYC), where he served as an associate and led several international cultural architectural projects.
In 2018 he cofounded müsing—sellés, a design practice based in Madrid and NYC. The practice focuses its activity on the exploration and reinterpretation of the given relationship between form and utility, moving away from the expected functionality of everyday objects and structures. The team aims to create new environments, where units are homogenized through a common language and identified through their own character.
Gómez-Sellés’ work has been shown in international design and art fairs, such as NYC Design Week 2018 (New York), Salone del Mobile 2019 (Milan), Nomad Circle 2019 (Venice), Maison & Objet 2020 (Paris) and Cos Moscow Art Fair 2020 (Moscow) and included in such publications as The New York Times, New York Magazine, T Magazine, Domus, Frame and Architectural Digest.
Courses
Fall 2023 Courses
INTAR 23ST-04
ADVANCED DESIGN STUDIOS
SECTION DESCRIPTION
Choice of advanced design studios offered by the Department of Interior Architecture. Details & studio descriptions are made available to pre-registered students.
Estimated Cost of Materials: Varies depending on required studio course supplies or related travel. Anticipated costs will be provided in advance, and announced during the lottery studio presentations held in the department.
Open to Junior, Senior or Graduate Interior Architecture Students.
Major Requirement | BFA, MDES, MA Interior Studies
Spring 2024 Courses
INTAR 2104-01
TOPICS IN EXHIBITION DESIGN & NARRATIVE ENVIRONMENT II
SECTION DESCRIPTION
Topics in Exhibition and Narrative Environments II follows upon INTAR-2102 and continues the exploration of the principles of exhibition from curatorial matters, experience design, narrative creation, graphic design, new media, user participation, installation, site specificity, production, etc. Topics II will conclude with the selection of a potential Thesis subject.
Open to Graduate Interior Architecture Students.
Major Requirement | MDes Interior Studies Exhibition and Narrative Environments
INTAR 23ST-03
ADVANCED DESIGN STUDIOS
SECTION DESCRIPTION
Choice of advanced design studios offered by the Department of Interior Architecture. Details & studio descriptions are made available to pre-registered students.
Estimated Cost of Materials: Varies depending on required studio course supplies or related travel. Anticipated costs will be provided in advance, and announced during the lottery studio presentations held in the department.
Open to Junior, Senior or Graduate Interior Architecture Students.
Major Requirement | BFA, MDes, MA Interior Studies