The Department of Visual and Interior Design at the College of Architecture – Kuwait University organized an exhibition on Sunday, May 11, 2025, featuring the graduation projects of the current class of students. Supervised by Dr. Amaar Abdullah Behbehani and Ms. Aisha Al-Wazzan, the event marks the culmination of an intensive academic journey. The graduation project represents a crucial stage in assessing students’ academic and practical achievements and provides an opportunity to present original design solutions with tangible social and cultural impact.

Innovative Projects Serving Society and Reinforcing Cultural Identity

This year’s projects reflected a wide range of themes and areas of focus, showcasing creativity and critical thinking while addressing contemporary societal and cultural issues, icluding:

• “Tasheel” Project – Maryam Saad Al-Rashidi
  In collaboration with the Ministry of Interior, this student developed a mobile application designed to streamline the documentation of traffic incidents. The app offers users a secure and user-friendly digital experience that minimizes time waste and facilitates traffic procedures.
• “Dazzah” Project – Dalal Murshed Al-Dhafiri
  This project explores traditional Kuwaiti women’s adornments through four booklets documenting this cultural heritage. It aims to revive and pass on these traditions to new generations as part of Kuwait’s cultural identity.
• “Applyit” Project – Nayef Obaid Al-Mutairi
  An educational project targeting students in visual communication design. It simplifies design concepts and elements through reference, application, and assessment tools to help students better understand design principles and enhance their creative outputs.
• “Ta’ataf” Project – Aisha Ibrahim Al-Sharrah
  An educational initiative that promotes emotional intelligence among parents through an interactive and accessible book. It includes four booklets explaining components of emotional intelligence, along with shared exercises for parents and children to foster healthy and constructive communication.

An Educational Vision that Fuses Creativity with Social Responsibility

The showcased projects skillfully integrated theoretical knowledge with practical application, employing design tools to address real-world issues such as safety, heritage, education, and parenting. Faculty members and visitors praised the high caliber of student work and their ability to deliver well-researched, visually compelling solutions with clear messages.

These projects reflect the learning outcomes of the department and demonstrate students’ readiness to transition into the workforce and contribute to their communities through conscious and innovative design.