“We will never be normal again as long as we avoid talking about what happened and why it happened.” (Reem A.)

On 19 June, we continue our DESIGN INSIGHTS series with the presentation of the publication project “Der Halle-Prozess”, which deals with the right-wing terrorist attack in Halle. Guests are Prof. Matthias Görlich, Maja Redlin and Nils Krüger from the study group Information Design (SI) of Burg Giebichenstein University of Art and Design Halle: https://truth.design/.

When?
19 June 2023 at 6:00 p.m. (admission starting at 5:30 p.m.).

Where?
feldfünf, Fromet-und-Moses-Mendelssohn-Platz 7-8, 10969 Berlin, Germany.

Programme:
Prof. Matthias Görlich will first introduce the study group and its working methods. In the group's projects, most notably in the two publications on the “Halle-Prozess”, the potential of communication design in conveying socio-politically relevant issues becomes clear.

On 9 October 2019, the highest Jewish holiday Yom Kippur, a right-wing extremist terrorist first attacks the synagogue in Halle, then the nearby Kiez-Döner. He murders two people and tears many more in Halle and Wiedersdorf (Saxony-Anhalt) from their familiar lives forever. The two-part publication project documents the court case in detail and opens up backgrounds and perspectives to an interested, civil society audience. Nils Krüger and Maja Redlin will present both volumes and provide insights into the genesis, design and implementation of the project. Afterwards, there will be space for questions and discussion.

For the get-together, OBC kindly provides us with Original Berliner Cidre.

The publications „Der Halle-Prozess. Mitschriften“ and „Der Halle-Prozess: Hintergründe und Perspektiven“ are published by Spector Books in Leipzig in 2022.

The event will be held in German, admission is free. Since the number of seats is limited, we ask for binding registration.

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Everyday life as the basis for communication design: Prof. Anna Berkenbusch describes her work as a communication designer based on everyday observations regarding language, manners and relationships. She shows examples from her academic teaching and from her studio in Berlin and also presents her book Alle Tage, Gestaltung verändert die Welt published in 2022. Christian Gralingen and Anja Nienstädt will take up themes from the book in a workshop with their students from the Lette Verein Berlin and deal with them creatively. They will present the results after the lecture of Prof. Anna Berkenbusch. The works will be on display in the feldfünf window gallery until March 24.

The lecture kicks off our new event series DESIGN INSIGHTS, which asks about the role and significance of design in a social context.

When?
on March 15, 2023 at 7 p.m. (admission opens at 6.30 p.m.)

Where?
feldfünf, Fromet-und-Moses-Mendelssohn-Platz 7–8, 10969 Berlin

The event will be held in German. Since the number of participants is limited, we ask for binding registration.

Admission: 10 €, reduced: 5 €
For IDZ members and members of feldfünf e.V. admission is free.

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Transforming People & Places - The new joint series of IDZ and Archimedes Exhibitions creates space for exchange and discussion between the designers and inhabitants of our city.

The first event in the series deals with urban mobility: from urban design and smart mobility to sharing, participation and climate change. We want to discuss which changes are coming up to us and which are also necessary. Can design influence people's attitudes? How can we make Berlin a better place to live? What innovative mobility concepts are there - and what is missing? And how do we redivide urban space if we focus on people and the environment?

Together with experts* on sustainable urban development and mobility, we initiate an active exchange with guests and experts:
- Leopold Fellinger, Chief Creative Officer Digital Department, Porsche Austria
- Theresa Kalmer, Urban Catalyst Studio
- Dr. Nadine Kuhla von Bergmann, Founder and Managing Director, Creative Climate Cities
- Simon Wöhr, cultural manager for urban development and co-initiator, Radbahn Berlin

Location
Archimedes Exhibitions
Saarbrücker Str. 24
10405 Berlin

Admission is free for IDZ members.
Guests: 10 Euro
Reduced: 5 Euro

We are looking forward to your visit!

Two eloquent lateral thinkers meet to illuminate the theme »Bauhaus« from different angles. Excursuses into the past, treasures from the world of science, interesting games of thought and perhaps also a visionary look into the future - when the President of the German Design Day, Boris Kochan, and the author and musician Ulrich Müller meet at the end of September in Berlin, everyone is sure to have an enjoyable and undogmatic evening.

The Association of German Industrial Designers (VDID) and the International Design Centre Berlin (IDZ) jointly invite you to this exchange of blows and dialogue.

When:
26. September 2019 at 19 o'clock

Location:
USM Showroom Berlin, Französische Straße 48, 10117 Berlin, Germany

Costs and registration:
Admission is free for VDID and IDZ members.
Participation fee for guests: 10 Euro, Reduced: 5 Euro

Since the number of participants is limited, we ask for binding registration.

Not only things are shaped by design. Human behavior can be influenced by design as well. This realization is not new, but in combination with digital tools, its implementation gains a new dimension.

Companies as well as politics specifically use methods of behavioral economics such as nudging in order to influence people. David Cameron even created a nudge unit that helped inducing the British to more organ donations. Nudging works and is successful – that is proven. It usually even works much better than threats, penalties or prescriptions, and better than informing or lecturing. That is good and terrifying at the same time.

Since Richard Thaler received the Nobel Prize for Economics in 2017 for the research he did on this topic, the approach of behavioral or persuasive design has been discussed increasingly in the design context. When does user-orientation and well-intentioned influence lead to incapacitation and immorality? This is what we will discuss with Peter Post, Managing Director of the creative agency Scholz & Volkmer, Prof. Dr. Max von Grafenstein, who is doing research on the topic of “Big Data, Nudging and Digital Self-Determination”, behavioral economist Dr. Mira Fischer, and Cesy Leonard from the Center for Political Beauty.

Moderation: Lucas Verweij

The talk will be held in German.

Location
International Design Center Berlin
Am Park 4
10785 Berlin
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Time
Entrance: 6:30 pm
Begin: 7:00 pm

Entrance Fee
Entrance for IDZ members will be free.
Guests: 10 Euros
Reduced*: 5 Euros

* The reduction applies to students, pensioners and ALG II recipients with ID-card.

Note: Photos will be made during the event. With the participation in the event, all people present give their consent for the free publication of the records by the IDZ, for the purpose of reporting and public relations.

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Venue

betahaus Café
Prinzessinnenstr. 19-20
10969 Berlin

Time

Entrance: 6.30 pm
Begin: 7 pm

* Source: http://www.unhcr.org/dach/wp-content/uploads/sites/27/2017/04/global_trends_2015.pdf 2015 of UN Refugee Agency
Illustration: Mediterranean Sea, taken from the book »Fluchtatlas« (Refugee Atlas) by Laura Markert, Yvonne Moser and Lilli Scheuerlein

The event will be held in German.

Speakers

Verena Augustin, Studio Director Berlin, IXDS
Lukas Golyszny, Founder and Managing Partner, Service Innovation Labs
Henrik Rieß, Creative Director, User Interface Design GmbH
Moderation: Lucas Verweij, Design Critic

Illustration: Edgar Prigoana-Müller

The discussion will be held in German.

Podium:
Holger Hampf, Executive Creative Director, frog design
Project: Revolver – Personal Wind Turbine
Lars Krückeberg, Architect, GRAFT, Project: Solarkiosk
Michael Volkmer, CEO, Scholz & Volkmer, Project: Zeit statt Zeug

The discussion will be held in German.

Speakers:
Prof. Birgit S. Bauer, Design Researcher and Critic, University of Applied Sciences (HTW)
Van Bo Le-Mentzel, Architect, Hartz-IV-Furniture
Victoria Ringleb, CEO, AGD (Alliance of German Designers)
Rupali Steinmeyer, Managing Partner, COO at Fuenfwerken AG

The discussion will be held in German.

Speakers:
Dr. Tim Lehmann, Architect and Urban Planner, Innovation Center fpr Mobilitiy and Social Change, InnoZ
Prof. Dr. Stephan Rammler, Social Scientist, Institute for Transportation Design, University of Fine Arts Braunschweig
Peter Wouda, Director Exterieur Design Volkswagen, Volkswagen Design Center Potsdam