Once a year, the Semaine de tous les possibles brings together all departments of HEAD – Genève, fostering a collaborative environment among students with diverse backgrounds in fields such as cinema, fashion design, visual arts, media design, interior architecture, and graphic design. This event offers a unique opportunity for students to engage in thematic workshops led by external experts. It serves as a week of exploration, allowing participants to experiment, forge connections with peers from various disciplines, and engage in intensive work.

In the current edition, the Interior Architecture department has proposed six workshops focusing on: contemporary craftsmanship and the circular use of materials (One Week Circus / Transformation.Souvenir), the dynamics of power within domestic spaces (You Have Made your Bed), the integration of animals in interior spaces (Snoop), and the influence of technology on the human body's physiology (Experience Design / Circa Diem).

Through this diverse array of workshops, the Interior Architecture department delves into the multidimensional nature of contemporary interiors. It explores the convergence of different scales, bodies, locations, and timeframes—whether physical or virtual, nearby or distant. Ultimately, the department seeks to understand the role of interior spaces in shaping contemporary cities and societies, examining their impact on our surroundings and the broader human/non-human experience.

• ONE WEEK CIRCUS – Les Crafties (Jeanne Martin, Marie-Marie Vergne)
• TRANSFORMATION.SOUVENIR – Gasser Derungs (Carmen Gasser Derungs, Remo Derungs)
• SNOOP – Albert Schrurs
• EXPERIENCE DESIGN – Tommaso Colombo
• YOU’VE MADE YOUR BED – minor architects (Paule Perron, Lina Jaïdi)
• CIRCA DIEM – Javier Fernández Contreras, Marilyne Andersen