Introducing Sequence 2024, an annual graduation showcase by First City University College’s final-year students, exhibiting exceptional talents in Design Management, Graphic Design, Interior & Architecture Design, and Furniture & Product Design. Experience breathtaking works as our graduates push artistic boundaries, offering an awe-inspiring glimpse into the realms of design and innovation. Get captivated by the meticulously crafted collection at this platform, held by the Faculty of Design and Built Environment.
OUR CONCEPT
Sequence 2024 is a graduation showcase that celebrates design students as integral parts of a vibrant ecosystem. The theme, “Connect to Elevate,” is inspired by the natural world’s cycles and interconnectedness. Like elements in a forest, these students have grown and developed through years of study, shaping their creative and professional skills. The event’s visual identity reflects this journey, while the earthy color palette symbolizes their organic growth. At the heart of the design, a four-leaf clover takes center stage, symbolizing unity and equality, with each of the four motifs coming together to form the complete clover.
Step into the realm of design excellence with graduates from the Faculty of Design and Built Environment. Explore a diverse range of talents in Design Management, Graphic Design, Interior & Architecture Design, and Furniture & Product Design. Experience their exceptional creativity and innovation as they showcase their crafted works.
We’ve incorporated the element of ‘ideas,’ representing how Design Management consistently contributes innovative thoughts, serving as our intellectual cornerstone
GRAPHIC DESIGN
To highlight our work in graphic design, we’ve included iconic elements like pen tools. These symbols emphasize the technical and creative processes that define our approach, demonstrating our commitment to precision and artistry in every project.
INTERIOR DESIGN
In our interior & architecture design motif, we’ve incorporated elements like the ruler and compass—tools commonly used in the field. These additions not only enhance the design but also better represent the essential instruments of our craft, capturing the precision and creativity inherent in our work.
FURNITURE DESIGN
In our furniture and product design, we’ve incorporated commonly used pieces like a desk lamp and a cabinet, making this motif more representative of the essentials in the field.