Labs & Locations
Worcester Center for Crafts
Our program partners with the Worcester Center for Crafts, a non-profit community-based arts organization, where our students are able to take courses in glassblowing and ceramics. The Worcester Center for Crafts also hosts a number of IMGD events for students and faculty alike, such as the Computational Crafting Symposium.
Fuller Art Studio & ZooLab
In Fuller 222’s art studio, IMGD students have access to 24 computer stations, each equipped with the hardware and software necessary for digital art projects, including Wacom Cintiq pen displays. A smaller version of this studio, IMGD’s ZooLab, can be found in Fuller A21. Both studios are accessible 24/7 with student and faculty keycards.
Digital Art & Fabrication Studio (FabLab)
IMGD’s FabLab in Fuller A17 provides students with a wide array of equipment for their projects, including green screens, VR setups, 3D printers and scanners, sewing machines, cooperative computer stations, and Wacom Cintiq displays. With 24-hour keycard access, students have the freedom to work in the FabLab at any time.
Interaction Lab
The IMGD Interaction Lab in Fuller B16 has all the equipment students need for data visualization, music computerization, and computational crafts. The Interaction Lab is open 24/7 for students with keycards.
Intentional Design Studio
The Intentional Design Studio (IDeaS) brings together artists and developers to work on innovative projects. Students and professionals alike work together using the newest hardware and software technologies in AR, VR, Mobile App Development, and simulation design. Here you can complete projects in medical imaging, architectural engineering, educational app development, simulated environments, augmented realities, and so much more.
At the paper prototyping studio and graduate lounge in Fuller A25, IMGD students can conduct meetings around large conference tables, construct paper prototypes, and even play games with other students on TV screens—for research purposes only, of course! Like our other IMGD labs, the paper prototyping studio and graduate lounge is accessible to students with keycards 24/7.