Ulm School of Design

The Ulm School of Design, founded in 1953 in Germany, was a pioneering institution focused on design education, emphasizing a systematic and functional approach to design. It sought to blend art and technology, promoting collaboration between designers, engineers, and social scientists. The school became known for its innovative curriculum, which encouraged critical thinking and the use of design to address real-world problems. Influential figures associated with Ulm, like Max Bill, helped shape modern design thinking, emphasizing clarity, user-centered design, and the importance of research in the design process. Its legacy continues to influence design education worldwide.