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August 25, 2009
Organized by Incheon Metropolitan City, KOREA with designboom, 'Green
Design and Daily Life' is open to applicants from every country in the
world, to professionals, students, and design-enthusiasts, though free
registration is required.....
August 31, 2009Render Demo Competition #1
Render Demo is proud to introduce our first ever design competition
called "Time in the Future - Timepiece." In today's world, time is a
rare luxury....Enter Now
September 1, 2009
Eco T-Shirt Design Challenge
Plante Green has teamed up with Hessnatur, the sustainable clothing
brand with a reputation for clean, sleek design and a commitment to
low-impact and organic fabrics, dyes and manufacturing to spread the
sustainable message to the world that one organic T-shirt can make a
difference.....Enter Now September 1, 2009
Project: Redesign Your Farmer's Market
Co-produced by The Architect's Newspaper, Good Magazine, The Urban
& Environmental Policy Institute at Occidental College and the LA
Good Food Network, Project: Redesign Your Farmer's Market is a
competition that seeks improvements on the current model for farmer's
markets.....Enter Now
September 15, 2009
Brick-stainable
Think Outside the Parking Box
DNA +: Water and Wind November 1st, 2009
Rome Prize 2010
eVolo 2010 Skyscraper Competition
L'argus European Design Competition for Students: Less is More: Travelling in the Era of Simplicity
Potomac Valley Brick presents Brick-stainable: Re-Thinking Brick a
design competition seeking integrative solutions for a building using
clay masonry units (brick) as a primary material........
designboom and Nissan Motor Company are looking for YOUR artwork that
illustrate your perception within the theme 'Think outside the parking
box'. Challenge conventional urban parking! playful enhanced parking
technology, robotic facilities, safety, dynamic services, green parking
... creative solutions that address urban parking problems, statements
of objections, creative-innovative-and-hilarious ideas in form of
videos, art- design objects and illustrations can be submitted.Guidelines and Registration Information
DNA+ is looking for new and innovative functional designs. Each
submitter is to invent new ways of relating to life in the bath
environment. Entries are invited for the following categories:
Furniture, Accessory, Lighting. Products have to be designed for all,
in other words have an easy access, be environmentally safe, compliant
for a use in a wet environment for a residential use as well as for a
commercial use. Material limitation; wood, Corian, aluminum, stainless
steel, glass, acrylic glass. Technology limitation: die making, tubing,
extrusion, thermoforming, CNC machining are preferred.Submit Now
The American Academy in Rome invites applications for the Rome Prize
competition. One of the leading overseas centers for independent study
and advanced research in the arts and the humanities, the Academy
offers up to thirty fellowships for periods ranging from six months to
two years. Rome Prize winners reside at the Academy's eleven-acre
center in Rome and receive room and board, a study or studio, and a
stipend. Stipends for six-month fellowships are $12,500 and stipends
for eleven-month fellowships are $25,000. Fellowships are awarded in
the following related fields: Architecture, Design (including graphic,
fashion, industrial, interior, lighting, set, and sound design,
engineering, urban planning, and other related design fields), Historic
Preservation and Conservation (including architectural design, public
policy, and the conservation of works of art), and Landscape
Architecture.More information
In the last few years we have seen hundreds of new skyscrapers
developed around the world without careful consideration to the context
or environment. There is a constant lack of urban planning and poor
architectural design without intellectual or perceptual enjoyment. The
aim of the competition is to push our imagination to redefine the term
skyscraper through the use of new materials, technology, aesthetics,
programs, and spatial organizations. Globalization, environmental
warming, flexibility, adaptability, and the digital revolution are just
some of the multi-layered elements that should be taken in
consideration. There are no restrictions in regards to site, program or
size. The objective is to provide maximum freedom to propose the most
innovative projects for this fascinating architectural genre.
Ultimately, the designs should help the environment, restructure our
cities and improve our way of life.Register now
The French magazine L'argus de l'automobile has launched its 8th
European Design Competition. Questioning students on mobility and on
the future of automobile design, L'argus Contest invites them to take
up the challenge of "always less". From 1st June to 11 December 2009,
they will cope with the topic "Less is more: travelling in the era of
simplicity."
January 6, 2010, 11pm CST
What's Bubbling? Redefining Dining
Can you deepen the meaning of the dining experience by designing for
the many ways, places, and foods we eat today? Can your design
innovation solve a problem or enhance a mood? Then World Kitchen, LLC,
invites you to submit your design in its international design
competition, What's Bubbling? Redefining Dining! Three Top Award
winners will receive $5,000 plus an expense-paid trip to the
International Home + Housewares Show in Chicago March 14-16.View more
Conferences
Competitions | Conferences | Events & Exhibitions
August 17—September 26, 2009 September 4—8, 2009 September 4—11, 2009
Design-To-Go Pop Up Shop—New York City, New York
Design-To-Go, Areaware's product design pop-up shop, will appear at
Blank Sl8, a new retail space in the Port Authority Bus Terminal at
41st Street and 8th Avenue. The store will exhibit products that peak
to the modern traveler through an eclectic assortment of travel items,
gifts, souvenirs, and alternative modes of transportation.
Maison&Objet—Paris, France
Explore the whole world of home-fashion! More than just a trade show
Maison&Objet is a magnetic pole for all professionals in the
home-fashion design industry.
Dutch Design Double—Utrecht and Amsterdam, Netherlands September 10—11, 2009 September 18, 2009FICCI Design Conclave 2009—Mumbai, India
Amsterdam and Utrecht are teaming up to produce a series of events for
the "Dutch Design Double". The two cities will host a variety of
internationally orientated design events catering to industry and media
professionals, but also to the general public. The programme this year
includes PICNIC Amsterdam (conference and networking festival about
crossmedia content and technology), the Woonbeurs Amsterdam home show,
the popular Inside Design Amsterdam exhibition, DARE (Dutch Artistic
Research Event) Utrecht Manifest (social design biennale) and Hoograven
Invites You.
4th IIID Expert Forum Traffic & Transport Information Systems—Vienna, Austria
The 4th IIID Expert Forum Traffic & Transport Information Systems,
Scheduled & on-demand transport: Envisioning information driven
alliances, sets out to re-define "integrated transport" and to discuss
traveller information as prominent key for a new era of mobility. The
addressed re-definition shifts the focus from "transport" to "mobility"
which implies an analoguous focus-shift from a provider's to a
traveller's point of view.
FICCI – Design Conclave is a unique business facilitation forum, to
network with industry as well design community. This initiative
connects, engage & involve the stakeholders for charting out future
course of action in the area of Design Policy and Business Promotion.
The sectors in focus are Product & Industrial Design, Interior
& Retail Design and Communication & Interactive Design. In its
fourth successive year the conference will focus on issues related to
Business of Design, Innovation and Technology. For more information or
to register please contact Deepak Mukhi at deepakmukhi at ficci dot
com
September 23—26, 2009
Project Infusion: IDSA National Conference 2009—Miami Beach, FL
There will be a fresh infusion of inspiration and knowledge. New wisdom
will fuel our creativity. This will be the process of steeping and
soaking substance in order to extract new viewpoints. Project Infusion
is an event that you cannot miss. It will be an exchange of ideas that
you will want to bring your boss to, or send your employees to. You
will learn how to increase your bottom line and that of your business.
Participants will be positioned as change agents and leaders of new
thinking that can move entire industries forward.
This professional design mosaic will help us understand how to win in a
soft economy. Project Infusion will feed the mind. It will mix
interactivity with culture. As the gateway to Latin America, Miami will
spark our imaginations with diversity. South Beach's vitality will add
a heartbeat to the experience. The arts, fashion, architecture, marine
design and furniture design in Miami make for an opportunity to both
enlighten and invigorate designers—an infusion. There's something about
that aquamarine water that brings out the creativity in all of us.Oh, and by the way, if you happen to enjoy the night life on South Beach, even better.
September 24—27, 2009
100% Design London is the UK's leading architecture and design event
showcasing everything for the modern building and interior, featuring
world-class interiors, innovative and sustainable architectural
products, cutting-edge materials exhibitions and an emerging talent
showcase
October 1—2, 2009
AIGA, DMI, IDSA members can enjoy discounted prices. Join us in Chicago, October 1 & 2, 2009. The Design Research Conference (DRC), hosted by the IIT Institute of
Design, brings together a growing community of design professionals
advancing the role of design research in innovation. A forum for
discussing the current and emerging issues in the field, the conference
fosters the collaboration of forward-thinking, creative professionals
and students from a variety of disciplines. The conference strives to
spread knowledge through the discussion of compelling experiences and
case studies, innovative methods and approaches, and the future and
sustainability of design research.
Design Philadelphia —Philadelphia, PA
October 21, 2009Creative Employment Confab, San Francisco—San Francisco, CA
The Coroflot Employment Confab is an opportunity to gain perspective on
creative employment. This event will focus on strategies for hiring and
retaining top creative talent, sorting through the noise of portfolio
review and building effective networks on both sides of the hiring
table. The San Francisco edition of the Confab will also offer two
morning workshops, led by experts in creative hiring, for both
job-seekers and employers. Finally, the day will conclude with an open
networking event, where creative professionals will have a chance to
socialize and discuss ideas.
During Dutch Design Week, the Eindhoven region is teeming with design.
You can visit events in almost fifty different locations. Apart from
Strijp-S, there are dozens of locations and venues in the centre of the
city, such as deWitteDame, TU/e (Eindhoven University of Technology),
Designhuis, and Smalle Haven. You can also enjoy, experience, and
admire the many projects taking place outside Eindhoven, in Bergeijk
and in Helmond, for instance.
Every single day of DDW, there are various workshops, seminars,
lectures, award ceremonies and parties to attend. October 18—20, 2009
With times of change, design managers need to think, work and execute
beyond the normal-to drive business and industry in new directions and
be better equipped as change agents. DMI confronts these topical issues
at "Design, Complexity, and Change," Design/Management Annual 34 this
October. Co-chaired by Dev Patnaik of Jump Associates; Kenneth Kaplan
of the Collaborative Initiatives at MIT; and Robyn Waters of RW Trend,
this conference will draw out lessons for how design can help us to
reframe, rethink and reinvent our future. December 1—3, 2009
The annual Autodesk University conference will focus on training with
the latest Autodesk tools and techniques, offering a chance to learn
from some of the world's top instructors, Autodesk insiders and
industry experts while sharing ideas and insights with the larger
professional community
Design Korea is a biennial international exhibition organized by the
Korea Institute of Design Promotion. Two themes, Designomics (Design +
Economics) and Best of Class: Balance of Theory and Practice in Design
Management, will be discussed over two days by international design
professionals and gurus. The call for papers will remain open through
August 31st, so check the website for more details. January 21—24, 2010 IDS 10—Toronto, Canada
The Interior Design Show/IDS 10 is Canada's largest contemporary design
event. The newest in international and Canadian products are annually
presented by 300 exhibitors. Inspirational exhibits feature both
emerging and established designers; and highlight international
interior design, architecture and industrial design trends.
February 2—6, 2010
The international conference 'Designing for Children' with focus on
'Play + Learn' is scheduled to be held at Mumbai, India in Feb 2010 and
is being hosted by the Industrial Design Centre (IDC), at the Indian
Institute of Technology (IIT) Bombay, Mumbai. This international event
is aimed at deliberations and discussions concerning design issues
related to children. The event is expected to throw light on the role
of designing for children as related to design of objects, media and
environment with focus on 'play and learn'.
Design Korea 2009 International Conference—Incheon, Korea
Events & Exhibitions
May 6—September 13, 2009
Object Factory: The Art of Industrial Ceramics—Museum of Arts and Design, New York,NY
Ten leading designers have been commissioned to develop new uses for
sustainably grown and harvested materials in order to tell a unique
story about the life-cycle of materials and the power of conservation
and design. The featured designers and places include Yves Behar/Costa
Rica; Stephen Burks/Australia; Hella Jongerius/Mexico; Maya Lin/Maine;
Christien Meindertsma/Idaho; Isaac Mizrahi/Alaska; Abbott
Miller/Bolivia; Ted Muehling/Micronesia; Kate Spade/Bolivia; and Ezri
Tarazi/China.
This exhibition explores how artists and designers are reviving
interest in ceramics through collaborations with industry that enhance
and sometimes subvert the industrial process, and includes over 200
pieces from artists, designers and manufacturers such as Constantin
Boym, Hella Jongerius, Jurgen Bey, Ted Muehling, Kjell Rylander,
Nymphenburg, Royal Tichelaar Makkum and Industreal. May 31, 2009—January 4, 2010
One of the world's foremost hat designers Stephen Jones collaborates
with the V&A to produce an exhibition with over 300 hats on display.
Come see the winners of I.D. Magazine's 2009 Annual Design Review!
Design High will specifically address the tensions that exist between
craft and fine art among some of the most innovative established and emerging artists in the field,
including Marc Quinn, Pablo Reinoso, Thierry Dreyfus, Vincent Dubourg and Sebastian
Brajkovic. Working in an idiom that does not preclude a purpose beyond formalist or subjective
aims, design art is both celebrated and dismissed for embracing some form of functionality or
usefulness.
June 25—August 30, 2009
You're invited to celebrate the launch of the new architecture magazine
eVolo--the first issue focuses on "Housing in the 21st Century".
On the occasion of the 90th anniversary of the foundation of the
Bauhaus and 20 years after the fall of the Berlin wall, this exhibition
recounts the story of the Bauhaus in a comprehensive presentation of
the works of its masters and students as well as the most important
school issues: inter-disciplinarity, experimental teaching, the concept
of practice-oriented workshops, the pursuit of answers to social
questions, the propagation of timeless aesthetics, and experimentation
with new techniques and materials in architecture.
September 11—13 & 18—20, 2009
Initiated by NY400 and curated by Renny Ramakers of Droog, the festival
invites big Dutch talent to produce exhibitions, projects, and
performances at the 11 officer's houses on the island. This includes
2012 Architecten, Atelier NL, Maarten Baas, Franck Bragigand, Droog
with Marije Vogelzang, Herman Verkerk, Rianne Makkink and Hansje van
Halem, Experimental Jetset, Pascale Gatzen, Christien Meindertsma,
MVRDV and The Why Factory with Work Architecture Company, Painted,
Erwin Driessens and Maria Verstappen, Parsons The New School for
Design, Platform 21, Marcel Schmalgemeijer, NL Architects and Michael
Schoner, Richard Hutten, Atelier van Lieschout, and Chris Kabel. In
addition to work from all of the above, there will be a Dutch pop-up
shop (all merchandise under $100) and a series of discussions between
designers from the Netherlands and New York concerning contemporary
notions of luxury (for a start).
Art Under the Bridge is a multi-site happening unique to Dumbo since
1997, the historic post-industrial neighborhood spanning the East River
waterfront between the Brooklyn and Manhattan Bridges. The event's
enduring magic is the transformation of an entire neighborhood into a
vibrant platform for self-expression over 3 days once a year. New
artworks by young visual artists are created on-the-spot everywhere and
anywhere: they may be specific to a particular site or they may wander.
They may be projected or afloat. They may be performed or make sound,
they may glow in the dark or ride an elevator, they may occupy a
corporate lobby or beg your interaction, or they may just sit there and
demand your attention. November 21, 2009—June 20, 2010 Marcel Wanders at the Philadelphia Museum of Art—Philadelphia
An exhibition of his favorite work designed by Marcel Wanders, the
wildly creative, internationally-recognized designer from the
Netherlands whose whimsical and decorative creations range from
furniture and objects to wallpaper and hotel interiors. In conjunction
with the fall opening of this landmark exhibition, Collab: The Group
for Modern and Contemporary Design at the Philadelphia Museum of Art,
will present Marcel Wanders with its 2009 Design Excellence Award.
This exhibition highlights the role played by production and
consumption in fashioning our experience of music in everyday life.
Music culture thrives within an ecology of such products as turntables,
iPods and synthesizers; it expresses itself through images reproduced
on dance hall flyers, record sleeves and CD inserts; it gets
distributed globally in such media forms as television shows, MTV
videos and My Space; it is exhibited in independent record shops,
second-hand music stores and large malls; and it finds ubiquity in such
technological formats as MP3 files, P2P networks and iTunes.
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