HES-SO projects - Legendary Switzerland

Woodblock

The ephemeral space created by the students of the HES-SO is an invitation to the public to enter a playful underground universe where the various projects imagined by the different schools will be on show. Almost 300 students, teachers and assistants have taken part in this adventure over a six-month period. In all, 16 original projects involving fifteen departments and a huge amount of technical know-how and interpersonal skills.

Woodblock.ch and Swiss Cut

A slightly offbeat look at Switzerland in an underground gallery made of 7'000 wooden pallets. (Architecture, interior design, landscape architecture, civil engineering and visual communication)

Jingles, Vdjing and Poster

Video clips shown on the Festival’s giant screens and a mix of original images projected every evening around 10 p.m. in the HES-SO area. A student created the 2011 Festival poster. (Visual communication) More information

"Faites la fête et soyez responsables" / Do we hEar?

A softly-softly approach to drink-drive prevention and awareness raising about the risks to exposure from high decibel sound sources. (Nursing)

SubMountain

An original Swiss made approach to welcoming guests imagined by pros in the tourist industry. (Tourism)

BonSenSuisse

A journey through grape varieties and aromas in the tradition of Swiss winemaking. (Oenology)

Barasiro and "Fais-moi fondre"

A bar where the public will be able to taste some new flavours in both cordials and ice cream. (Hotel management, tourism and chemistry)

Que du bonheur

The questionnaire "Le Bonheur suisse" (Happiness Swiss-style), conceived for the 1964 National Exhibition, will be revisited and put to festivalgoers in order to find out what makes the Swiss happy in 2011. (Media engineering)

Body Trip

A journey to the centre of the body using medical imaging projections. (Medical radiology techniques, physiotherapy, nursing)

Take it cool

For fun and relaxation: a foot massage circuit. (Nursing)

Frangins-Frangines et Mielimélo

Two teams: one of them will be taking part in the setting up and running of a play area for kids, the other meeting with young people in and around the Festival. (Social work)

blog.hessoapaleo.ch

The blog that allows you to experience the adventure, before and during the Festival.

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