“The exhibition helps students to apply what they studied academically to show their readiness for the labor market,” said Dr. Suhair Quraishi, dean of Dar Al-Hekma College.

She went on to say that the exhibition showcased projects to benefit the graduates of private and public sectors.

The outstanding pieces of the 22 interior design graduates were showcased at the exhibition. The students have had to redesign certain buildings and facilities that are currently in place to serve their users and achieve the goal of its establishment.

The main objective of the exhibition was to inspire the public and foster the creativity and professionalism of the students through the presentation of their works.

The creations included a variety of facilities and projects in serving the homeland, highlighting the importance and impact of design in people’s lives.

The exhibition under the theme “Shaping the Future” seeks to meet the needs of the community within the limits of the possibilities faced by today’s world, following a unique approach to design portrayed by the balance of social and rich cultural tendency.

Among the most prominent projects were The Saudi Cultural Museum, the Islamic Library, Jeddah Center for Autism, a children’s library, a tourist information center in Jeddah and many more projects that won the admiration of the audience.

“The exhibition gives the graduates an opportunity to present their work to companies and engineering offices, allowing students to receive job offers from engineers and designers to work in their architectural firms,” said Dr. Mona Helmi, director of interior design at Dar Al-Hekma.