In cooperation with the Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA) the Vitra Design Museum shows a special exhibition dealing with the architecture of brutalism.

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Photo: © John Donat - RIBA Library Photographs
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The application phase for German Federal Ecodesign Award 2017 is now open. Apply until 10 April for the highest distinction given by the Federal German Government for ecological design! The application must be done in German language. More information and registration:

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The exhibition shows ideas and concepts for the reconstruction of destroyed Berlin after 1945.

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Photo: Georg A. Neidenberger, ©Werkbundarchiv – Museum der Dinge Berlin

The exhibition concentrates on the present robotics boom. It shows how much impact the machines have on today's life as well as to what extend design changes robotics. Artists as Bruce Sterling, Douglas Coupland and Joris Laarman will be represented.

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Photo: Per Tingleff ©2016 Dunne & Raby

The Bauhaus-Archiv exhibits the highlights of the Bauhaus collection. It shows well-known architects such as Walter Gropius, Paul Klee etc. as well as numerous Bauhaus students.

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Photo: Erich Consemüller

It is presumed to be the most common furniture in the world and seen everywhere, where there is needed a simple and cheap seating: the white plastic chair. The exhibition illuminates and shows the history of this trivial item.

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Photo: Jürgen Lindemann © Vitra Design Museum

The kick-off event for the environmental communication project and the opening of the touring exhibition take place at Scala in Ludwigsburg on 20st March at 7 p.m.

From 21st March till 09th April we are showcasing the exhibition of the winners and nominees 2016 at the MIK Museum Information Kunst in Ludwigsburg.

Bauhaus-Archiv Berlin presents the broad work of the well-known english designer Jasper Morrison. During the past 35 years he designed numerous pieces of furniture, series of dishes, lights, watches and other objects of everyday-use for companies as Vitra, Alessi or Cappellini.

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Photo: Walter Gumiero ©Jasper Morrison Ltd

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The "Museumspause" is a guided tour through the exhibition "More than beautiful: The winners and nominees of the German Federal Ecodesign Award 2016" by Tanino Bellanca. It starts at 12.30 am and costs 5 €, coffee included.

This lecture is about the obsolescence of products. The SDC members Sebastian Feucht and Nikolaus Marbach will discuss what impact Product Design has on this issue and how Eco Design can antagonise this continuous progression of non-durable products.

The lecture will be held in german.

Location:
VDE-Haus,
Bismarckstraße 33
10625 Berlin

Registration:
ETV-Office; Tel.: 030 3414566; etv-berlin@t-online.de

The entrance is free.

UX in Health Day 1

From 11am until 13pm two parallel workshop sessions present successful m-health solutions and provide health-IT professionals with impulses on user-centered development methods for digital health applications for the end user.

Session 1: User-centred design in healthcare

The session will describe IXDS’ unique way of creating user-centred digital solutions by presenting the stories behind 3 award-winning digital health apps. Within the workshop the audience will learn human-centred design tools and co-creation methods and how to apply design thinking in product and service development.

Anette Ströh, Design Lead Participatory Health
Katina Sostmann, Project Lead
IXDS

Session 2: Participative design of an m-health system supporting the scoliosis therapy of children and young adults

Michael Minge, Research Fellow
TU Berlin

Location

conhIT - Connecting Healthcare IT
Messe Berlin
Entrance Messe Süd
Hall 2.2, Meeting Bridge A, Room Lindau 4

Participation is free of charge for show visitors. The maximum number of participants is 20.

Participant registration: E-Mail
Fair Programme: April 26 | April 27
Fair information: conhit.de

A cooperation project of IDZ and Berlin Partner within the framework of the ICT, Media, Creative Economy Cluster Berlin/Brandenburg.

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Photo: ©wirDesign

UX in Health Day 2

From 11am until 13pm two parallel workshop sessions present successful high-tech solutions for professional health applications and provide health-IT professionals with impulses on user-centered development methods for clinical interaction technologies.

Session 1: E-Learning with SimMed

SimMed is an interactive e-learning program that enables medical examinations in a virtual environment. The multi-touch screen spans over the size of a table and allows to examine a pediatric patient by means of medical instruments and laboratory findings. Resulting out of a cooperation between Charité Universitätsmedizin Berlin and Archimedes Exhibitions, the project tries to reduce the distance between theoretical education and practice.

Project information:
elearning.charite.de
archimedes-exhibitions.de

Jörg Schmidtsiefen, Managing Director
Archimedes Exhibitions
Kai Sostmann, Head of E-Learning and medical didactics
Charité Universitätsmedizin Berlin

Session 2: Digital innovation for intensive medicine – A smart monitor with sterile interaction

Project information: s.fhg.de

Paul Chojecki, Senior R&D Project Manager
Fraunhofer Institut für Nachrichtentechnik, Heinrich-Hertz-Institut

Location

conhIT - Connecting Healthcare IT
Messe Berlin
Entrance Messe Süd
Hall 2.2, Meeting Bridge A, Room Lindau 4

Participation is free of charge for show visitors. The maximum number of participants is 20.

Participant registration: E-Mail
Fair Programme: April 26 | April 27
Fair information: conhit.de

A cooperation project of IDZ and Berlin Partner within the framework of the ICT, Media, Creative Economy Cluster Berlin/Brandenburg.

The exhibition shows ideas and concepts for the reconstruction of destroyed Berlin after 1945.

museumderdinge.de


Photo: Georg A. Neidenberger, ©Werkbundarchiv – Museum der Dinge Berlin

The exhibition concentrates on the present robotics boom. It shows how much impact the machines have on today's life as well as to what extend design changes robotics. Artists as Bruce Sterling, Douglas Coupland and Joris Laarman will be represented.

design-museum.de

Photo: Per Tingleff ©2016 Dunne & Raby

The Bauhaus-Archiv exhibits the highlights of the Bauhaus collection. It shows well-known architects such as Walter Gropius, Paul Klee etc. as well as numerous Bauhaus students.

bauhaus.de

Photo: Erich Consemüller

It is presumed to be the most common furniture in the world and seen everywhere, where there is needed a simple and cheap seating: the white plastic chair. The exhibition illuminates and shows the history of this trivial item.

design-museum.de

Photo: Jürgen Lindemann © Vitra Design Museum

Bauhaus-Archiv Berlin presents the broad work of the well-known english designer Jasper Morrison. During the past 35 years he designed numerous pieces of furniture, series of dishes, lights, watches and other objects of everyday-use for companies as Vitra, Alessi or Cappellini.

bauhaus.de

Photo: Walter Gumiero ©Jasper Morrison Ltd

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On 11 Mai the exhibition “More than beautiful” will be shown in the framework of the conference „Wider die Verschwendung III“ of the German Federal Environment Agency at Jerusalemkirche Berlin.

Registration to the conference „Wider die Verschwendung III“
Catering expenses: 20,00 €

The lecture in German »Den Alltag gestalten« (Designing everyday life) focus on nowadays expectations of designers. The Bauhaus-Archiv / Museum für Gestaltung invites in coopertaion with Museum Angewandte Kunst Frankfurt am Main.

The exhibition gives an impression on the development of travel photography from late 19th century til today.

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Photo: Hans Pieler / Wolf Lützen, aus der Serie: Transit Berlin-Hamburg, 1984 | © Wolf Lützen und Dr. Johan Filip Rindler

In Honour of Dieter Rams on His 85th Birthday the museum Angewandte Kunst opens the style room.

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Photo: Braun Produktpalette © Rams Archiv

Sustainable design requires knowledge and experience of new materials. On 23 of May the University of Applied Sciences BAU International invites for a lecture focussed on dying woods.

TABU, the world leader in dyeing wood introduces their sophisticated and advanced technologies. In +MATERIAL seminar, TABU and Prof. Alessandra Angelini, the long term experimental research partner of TABU, will present their state-of-the art products, sharing their stories how to explore the potentials of natural-industrial materials to create one of the most innovative wood product in the world.

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Estonian House in Berlin invites to the exhibition »+MATERIAL exhibition Alberi Celesti by Prof. Angelini x TABU«. It focusses on dyed veneer art work.

Sustainable design requires knowledge and experience of new materials. On 30 of May the BAU International Berlin and IDZ invites for a lecture focussed on producing eco-friendly leather.

Frank Fiedler, CEO of HELLER-LEDER GmbH & Co. KG, talks about tanning and graftage of high-quality leather. HELLER-LEDER sets a high value on ecological dyeing using leaves of olive trees.

The forum »Service Design & User Experience: Rethink your Business« presents sucessful UX and service design projects. Matthias Grimme (SI Labs) and Kai Alexander Gehrmann (attoma Berlin) will hold lectures.

Registration: eventbrite.de

The exhibition shows ideas and concepts for the reconstruction of destroyed Berlin after 1945.

museumderdinge.de


Photo: Georg A. Neidenberger, ©Werkbundarchiv – Museum der Dinge Berlin

The Bauhaus-Archiv exhibits the highlights of the Bauhaus collection. It shows well-known architects such as Walter Gropius, Paul Klee etc. as well as numerous Bauhaus students.

bauhaus.de

Photo: Erich Consemüller

It is presumed to be the most common furniture in the world and seen everywhere, where there is needed a simple and cheap seating: the white plastic chair. The exhibition illuminates and shows the history of this trivial item.

design-museum.de

Photo: Jürgen Lindemann © Vitra Design Museum

Bauhaus-Archiv Berlin presents the broad work of the well-known english designer Jasper Morrison. During the past 35 years he designed numerous pieces of furniture, series of dishes, lights, watches and other objects of everyday-use for companies as Vitra, Alessi or Cappellini.

bauhaus.de

Photo: Walter Gumiero ©Jasper Morrison Ltd

berlinischegalerie.de

The exhibition gives an impression on the development of travel photography from late 19th century til today.

berlinische-galerie.de

Photo: Hans Pieler / Wolf Lützen, aus der Serie: Transit Berlin-Hamburg, 1984 | © Wolf Lützen und Dr. Johan Filip Rindler

In Honour of Dieter Rams on His 85th Birthday the museum Angewandte Kunst opens the style room.

museumangewandtekunst.de

Photo: Braun Produktpalette © Rams Archiv

The exhibition on Formula E presents photos of the first all-electric single-seater till June 10. The opening of the exhibition is on June 1, from 18.30 onwards.

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The Bauhaus Archiv offers tour to buildings of Bauhaus' architects in and around Berlin.

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Photo: Das Bauhaus-Archiv / Museum für Gestaltung in Berlin (1976-79), Architekten: Walter Gropius, Alex Cvijanovic und Hans Bandel, Foto: Karsten Hintz

The exhibition »Together! The New Architecture of the Collective« focuses on the general lack of living space and the resulting challenges for the architecture.

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Photo: Moriyama House, Tokio - Office of Ryūe Nishizawa, Tokio, 2005 | © Edmund Sumner/VIEW

The event will be held in German.

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On June 24th and 25th plenty of offices an d buildings are opened due to the Day of Architecture.
IDZ-Member and architects Benita Braun-Feldweg welcomes to the Metropolenhaus am Jüdischen Museum. Her tours give an insight to the building and its concept.

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Our travelling exhibition »Reconsider Design« will open at Gdynia Design Days Festival in Poland on June 30 at 18h. The exhibition presents 30 sustainable design projects from Germany, Estonia, Finland, Lithuania, Poland and Sweden. Workshops and lectures will offer further insights into sustainable design practices.

In cooperation with Berlin Partner for Economy and technology, IDZ arranges an event in the context of OSCEdays Berlin 2017 focussed on circular design: how can designers contribute to closed loop recycling management? It includes lectures, best practice examples, a discussion, a world cafe and information about aids for projects.

Programme: community.oscedays.org

To participate for free, please register via hannes.lebert@berlin-partner.de with your name and institution or company.

Further information about the OSCEdays: oscedays.org