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A digital gift for tourists traveling through Prague.
Animated using After Effects with photos taken during a summer abroad study at the NC State Prague Institute, an initiative of the College of Design.
www.ncsudesign.org/Prague/
The Prague Institute offers the unique opportunity for students interested in studying for a semester or summer in Europe. The Institute offers a variety of Design Studios, seminars and general education requirement courses to both undergraduate and graduate students.
The Institute is located on a medieval street in the center of “old town” Prague approximately a two-minute walk from Old Town Square. It is in one of the main art districts of the city including a number of art galleries, art supply stores, book shops specializing in design related publications, and a number of cafes and restaurants. Students commute to the Institute by subway in about twenty minutes from their residence in a small hotel on a hill overlooking the city center. The hotel was built as a private villa in the early 1900’s and is an excellent example of Czech functionalist architecture.
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By North Carolina State University, College of DesignA digital gift for tourists traveling through Prague.
Animated using After Effects with photos taken during a summer abroad study at the NC State Prague Institute, an initiative of the College of Design.
www.ncsudesign.org/Prague/
The Prague Institute offers the unique opportunity for students interested in studying for a semester or summer in Europe. The Institute offers a variety of Design Studios, seminars and general education requirement courses to both undergraduate and graduate students.
The Institute is located on a medieval street in the center of “old town” Prague approximately a two-minute walk from Old Town Square. It is in one of the main art districts of the city including a number of art galleries, art supply stores, book shops specializing in design related publications, and a number of cafes and restaurants. Students commute to the Institute by subway in about twenty minutes from their residence in a small hotel on a hill overlooking the city center. The hotel was built as a private villa in the early 1900’s and is an excellent example of Czech functionalist architecture.