The Chronicles | Yang Chen Han’s journey
The Chronicles is a collection of students’ all-around experiences at Domus Academy. In these episodes they share their trips, classroom moments, projects, visits to cities and museums, evenings with friends, and so much more. Everything that made their journey an unforgettable milestone.
DOMUS ACADEMY’S TEACHING APPROACH SHAPES A DIVERSE AND VIBRANT LEARNING EXPERIENCE.
Yang Chen Han, Taiwan, Master in Interior & Living Design
The Chronicles is a collection of students’ all-around experiences at Domus Academy. In these episodes they share their trips, classroom moments, projects, visits to cities and museums, evenings with friends, and so much more. Everything that made their journey an unforgettable milestone.
DOMUS ACADEMY’S TEACHING APPROACH SHAPES A DIVERSE AND VIBRANT LEARNING EXPERIENCE.
Yang Chen Han, Taiwan, Master in Interior & Living Design
“As an experienced interior designer with an MBA, I chose Domus Academy for my second master’s degree. Domus Academy’s teaching approach shapes a diverse and vibrant learning experience. Through workshops and competitions, I had the opportunity to work under the guidance of several design masters and participate in design projects for globally renowned companies. These hands-on experiences allowed me to immerse myself in world-class design thinking, processes, and outcomes.
Domus Academy, situated in the world-renowned design city of Milan, offers robust resources and opportunities. The city is replete with renowned brand showrooms and grand exhibitions. I am particularly honored to have interned at the esteemed architectural company, PROGETTO CMR. These experiences have equipped me with substantial resources for my interior design career. To this day, I maintain collaborations and business connections with PROGETTO CMR and other Italian firms.
For me, choosing Domus Academy was not just choosing a school but embracing Milan and Italy in the leadership of global design trends. Every moment and every corner of this city is worth exploring, learning, and challenging. I still ponder how much I learned that year and whether I’ve become the person I aspired to be. Regardless of the final answer, I know Domus Academy has changed me.
After completing my degree at Domus Academy and fueled by my passion for Italian culture, I joined forces with many friends who had studied in Italy and businesses to establish the first non-profit organization – “Italian Design Art and Culture Association in Taiwan.” Through our shared passion and common beliefs, the association’s members organized social activities and collaborated with universities to host academic lectures and courses to promote Italian culture and design.”
