the party tonight ' 8th edition of DMY International Design Festival Berlin with a opening ceremony in a large hangar of the historic former airport Tempelhof in Berlin . In addition
11,000 square meters full of prototypes and new products from over 400 designers to discover the latest developments in the field of contemporary product design.
DMY Berlin Festival 2010. Image © DMY Berlin - Fesivalcatolog.
DMY BERLIN in collaboration with CREATE BERLIN during Milan Design Week 2010, submitted 7 designer / creative workshops Berlin for the exhibition "Made in Berlin - Open Process" .
Culture Forms, E27, ha bucket, llot llov, Mark Braun, and Werner Aisslinger OLIVERVO , these are the names of the select group participating in the exhibition, held in a particular area of \u200b\u200bZona Tortona : a "garage" , where tools, machines and materials reflect the daily life of work. " Open process" has thus offered a glance closer to the processes of design, from first inspiration and concept, to a series of prototypes.
Made In Berlin - Zona Tortona 2010 @ Open process. Image © 2010 DMY Berlin.
year's DMY International Design Festival Berlin bring more news than the previous editions:
Maker DMY Lab, which will explore
the creation of new designs and encourage the design and thought open. Several lab-stations invite visitors to learn, play and develop the design of others by providing an overview of technologies and tools such as 3D printers, laser cutting, plastic bio and other technologies do-it-yourself. So everyone can experience the constant flow and the principles of digital culture, such as sharing and crowdsourcing.
the creation of new designs and encourage the design and thought open. Several lab-stations invite visitors to learn, play and develop the design of others by providing an overview of technologies and tools such as 3D printers, laser cutting, plastic bio and other technologies do-it-yourself. So everyone can experience the constant flow and the principles of digital culture, such as sharing and crowdsourcing.
Swiss Design Focus,
following the Dutch Design Focus last year, this year's festival will have a special spotlight on Swiss design with the introduction of schools design more in the country, including a special exhibition EPFL + ECAL Lab and the first exhibition on technology-based products submitted by FIDH Oskar Zieta and ETH Zürich as well as books and Selected projects from design studios. In addition, the section of the exhibition will show the winners "Design Preis Schweiz" and reward future talent with ' Eidgenössischer Preis für Design.
DMY Berlin Festival 2010. Image © DMY Berlin - Fesivalcatolog.
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