KAMPUS in Strasbourg brings together three higher education institutions — ESG, ESARC, and Digital Campus, part of the Galileo Global Education group. This group encompasses 61 schools of excellence in 18 countries, focusing on arts, communication, management, digital, law, and healthcare. The project’s goal was to transform a neutral classroom into a creative collective space — KREALAB.
KREALAB is a learning space designed around the four stages of the creative process: IMAGINE (dream big), DESIGN (sketch to conceptualize), MAKE (build and deconstruct), and PLAY (play and present). Each stage has its dedicated zone, tailored to educational needs. A blue star podium invites inspiring conferences, while large, lightweight panels help visualize and rethink ideas. A technical workbench offers various tools for hands-on reflection. A stage, music system, and “7 Creative Heroes” headsets promote relaxation, improvisation, and role-playing. A photo and video studio is also available for creating communication campaigns for original projects.
Every tool, object, and accessory was chosen with various creative exercises and games in mind. A VISUAL TEACHING PLAYBOOK gathers practical sheets, canvases, and tips to help teachers design and lead creative workshops. Creative facilitation training was also provided to complement the pedagogical setup.
