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A first guide to understanding where you have arrived, what Design Algorithm Academy offers and which path may be the most useful for you.
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Watch for freeInterior design courses from scratch
Interior design training for beginners: learn not only to design but to run the whole project — business processes, contractors, budget. Start your career with real skills.

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Those who want to move from theory to practice and understand how the design business works from the inside
Those ready to build a career deliberately, with a clear understanding of all processes and of project management
Understand how to turn the client's idea into a clear brief, calculate the budget correctly and achieve a predictable result without chaos
Turning ideas into concrete projects
Understand the business processes of the interior designer's profession
Structure the project based on the client's real needs
Establish communication with clients and contractors
Work with technical specifications and estimates
You'll master a systematic approach to design projects
Three documents worth reading before choosing a programme. Each one goes a step deeper.
A first guide to understanding where you have arrived, what Design Algorithm Academy offers and which path may be the most useful for you.
Read the introWhy you should build a method before you start working, and how a project becomes a managed process.
Read the mini guideThe complete training path, with the structure of the modules, the lessons and the main tools of the Design Algorithm method.
Read the practical guideNext: how to master it in practice with the Academy.



This is not just an academy, but a system for teaching project management from concept to completion. Our approach combines design, business and management, turning chaos into a clear process with measurable results

An Italian designer and architect who has been speaking the language of business about interiors and architecture for 30 years. He graduated from the Faculty of Architecture of the Polytechnic University of Milan and from the Polytechnic University of Helsinki. Since 1995, Pierangelo Moro has designed projects for Italian and Finnish multinational companies such as Outokumpu, UPM-Kymmene and Nokia, as well as large private residences, commercial buildings and public facilities for the Italian government.
Since 2008 he has worked with Russian clients; among his most notable projects in Russia are the Bosco Casa boutique in the Petrovsky Passage in Moscow, the «General Sokolov's Dacha» boutique hotel on the Black Sea, Hurston House on Stoke Road in London, and the TsUM building in Krasnodar.

From 2022 to 2024, Pierangelo Moro held the position of senior lecturer at the School of Design of the HSE University (Higher School of Economics) in Moscow, where he taught a course on business processes in design.
Diplomas and qualifications
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«The course was genuinely useful, because this kind of formal knowledge — project structure, contracts — is rarely taught at university.»
«The course was demanding (but not too much!), rich, with plenty of theory and practice. What I liked is that you, as a teacher, always kept our attention during the lectures: you explained and asked questions straight away, pushing us to analyse everything we were being given. Every lecture was very lively. The course was genuinely useful, because this kind of formal knowledge — project structure, contracts and so on — is rarely taught at university.»
Evgenia Sinitsyna
student at HSE Art and Design School