10th Edition of the LogIn Challenge: Resilience in the Spotlight! | Creativity | Collège LaSalle Tunis

10th Edition of the LogIn Challenge: Resilience in the Spotlight! | Creativity | Collège LaSalle Tunis

Tourism & Infographics: Our students designed and organized the 2nd Raid Moto Tunisie, an international motorcycle rally across the Tunisian desert—arguably the ultimate test of resilience.
IT School: Mobilized around a crucial challenge: developing tech solutions for tracking food surpluses, optimizing internal processes, and digital innovation for a major international hotel chain.
In Collaboration with the Japanese Embassy: Students promoted the 2nd T-J Manga Culture Festival. They crafted the event’s visual identity and transformed the little-known Village Ken into an immersive, inspiring space—courtesy of our interior-design students.
They didn’t just showcase a venue… they created a true “coup de cœur.”
KN Real Estate Agency: Our learners collaborated to elevate a collection of four apartments and a villa. With their creative eye and attention to detail, they revealed the hidden potential of each space, offering buyers a clear, inspiring, and irresistible vision. A mission brilliantly accomplished, where design, strategy, and vision turned mere real estate into a genuine experiential journey.
They didn’t just design a space… they planted seeds of meaning.
House of Culture, Cité Al Tayaran (Malassin): Students conceived a creative hub at the heart of this culturally rich community center—imagining an open, vibrant space where creativity meets inclusion, youth, and local engagement. A project proving that design can drive social transformation.
Dar El Marsa: Our Interior Design and Accounting students conducted a complete rooftop redevelopment study—selecting ambiance, materials, and furniture, and even producing a profitability analysis. They delivered a comprehensive technical dossier, demonstrating their ability to manage a project from A to Z. A fine example of interdisciplinary collaboration and professionalization in real conditions. Well done!
Dar Hourya (Tabarka): As part of their project, students developed a full digital strategy for this guesthouse—creating a dedicated reservation website, optimized via SEO/SEA for stronger online visibility. They also deployed a social-media communication plan, producing engaging content aligned with the house’s identity, and ran targeted Facebook and Instagram Ads campaigns to boost awareness and attract clientele. This hands-on project let our learners apply their digital-marketing skills in a tangible context, yielding measurable results and real value for the partner.