VIENNA DESIGN WEEK 2011: Festival Guide (English)

Exhibition space extended! This year’s festival media also display chair designs by various designers participating in the VIENNA DESIGN WEEK 2011.

V&A Chair by TomĂĄs Alonso, 2010

Festival guide (english)

Partners

PRINCIPAL PARTNER

PUBLIC PARTNER

HOTEL PARTNER

GENERAL PARTNER

KANTINE PARTNER

MOBILITY PARTNER

SUPPORTING PROJECT PARTNER

LOCATION PARTNER

PREMIUM MEDIA PARTNER

MEDIA PARTNER ON AIR

SPECIAL MEDIA PARTNER

MEDIA PARTNER

SUPPORTING EMBASSY

GUEST COUNTRY 2011

Thank to all of our Partners!

EXPLANATION

This year’s festival headquarters, and also the VIENNA DESIGN WEEK Meeting Point and the point of departure for various events, is in the ‘stilwerk’ Vienna, Praterstraße 1.

This flag marks all of the events that are part of our focus on Poland.

2. Events in Leopoldstadt, this year’s focal district, are marked with a green number two.

Here there is either a presentation or an opening, usually something to drink, and always fabulous design.

Here you can have your VIENNA DESIGN WEEK Pilgrim’s Pass stamped – and win. You can get your pass at the VIENNA DESIGN WEEK Meeting Point or at any of the 40 places where the pass can be stamped.

These are the event locations that provide a joker stamp. By the way, it counts double!

19 See the city map and addresses at the back of the Guide.

Kantine – the daily after-hours spot at the Café Drechsler, with soulful music provided by radio 98.3 Superfly. DJ line-up from 19:00–23:00!

Vienna Citybike stations

Unless otherwise indicated, all exhibitions and presentations can be seen from 30 September to 9 October. The majority of events offer free admission; however, for interventions and guided tours in the museums, the normal entrance fees apply (subject to change).

www.viennadesignweek.at

Introduction

Dear VIENNA DESIGN WEEK Visitor,

activities or by being spoilt for choice! There’s a way out: delegate, and go with the Scarcely believable for us, but flow! For we are endeavouring more than ever in the the VIENNA DESIGN WEEK shape of different guided is being launched into its tours to take people by the fifth year as fresh and bright hand who need a start sceas ever. We are expanding nario in order to step into the our activities more and more festival rhythm or the “City full outside the festival period; this year we sent the VIENNA of Design”.

DESIGN WEEK embassies Vienna 2, the second district, to the Mikser Festival in Belgrade and to the Sofia Design is our focal district this year.

Countless programme items Week, thus publicising the and activities in design will home design scene abroad brighten up the public space as well. in this part of town between As in previous years, the 2011 the stilwerk in the new Jean Nouvel Tower at the start of festival programme is based Praterstraße and the Volkert on presenting the city as a and Alliertenviertel. Increased stage for international proponents. Different locations and attention is being paid not programme items guarantee a only to the most contrasting diverse range of activities not facets of the city, but also to various ways of looking at only for the specialists, but design as a concept. Social also a broad public.

Please don’t be put off by the design for instance is a key item on the agenda this year. abundance of programme

Š Katharina Gossow

More business enterprises than ever have decided to participate in the creative organisation of the VIENNA DESIGN WEEK , from young designers to established studios, from the leading furnishing houses to cultural institutions. It whisks you off into studios, introduces you to material innovations or exciting designers from abroad. Poland, hitherto unexplored territory as a land of design, is placed in a special spotlight this year as our guest country.

Yours Tulga Beyerle and Lilli Hollein for the Neigungsgruppe Design and the entire team of the VIENNA DESIGN WEEK

At this point we would also like to express our heartfelt thanks to our sponsors and supporters. Their commitment has once again enabled us to put on a festival that costs practically nothing to visit throughout.

So take up our invitation.

Come and celebrate with us on our first, small anniversary!

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Principal Partners Brigitte Jank

PRESIDENT OF THE VIENNA CHAMBER OF COMMERCE

Idea generator and booster: to pull design from off its pedestal and into our lives: once again, this is the challenge responded to so successfully by the initiators of the VIENNA DESIGN WEEK . They bring design into the public space, directly into people’s everyday lives, and whet the appetite for more, whether in the private sphere or in industry.

The “Passionswege” – direct interventions in business locations lead the way here in creating a close connection between design and business enterprises. The question as to what added value they generate and whether they succeed in attracting business permanently to design is the subject of a publication we are bringing out in the near future. And one vital point in advance: design is a powerful factor, most especially in the industrial world of today. With this in mind I wish the 2011 VIENNA DESIGN WEEK the greatest of success!

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Norbert Kettner

Gerhard Hirczi

Vienna had made a name for itself as a city with great creative potential long before the word “design” was used as a synonym for zeitgeist, creativity, innovation and revolutionary flair. Thanks to initiatives such as the VIENNA DESIGN WEEK , Vienna plays an essential role, not only with its rich cultural heritage but also in the here and now of design, regularly galvanising the international scene. In its impressive range it makes design into a living experience and brings the growing branch of creative industries into the limelight. Such a dynamic and refulgent platform as the VIENNA DESIGN WEEK is a stroke of luck for the Vienna Tourist Board, for it is after all a decisive factor in shaping the international image of Vienna as a cosmopolitan capital with a special flair and feeling for design.

“The Only Constant in Life is Change” – and design is the guarantee that we are equipped to cope with future changes. Designers are called to confront the future in their product design, and to create products and services with the highest aesthetic standards and a sense of social and ecological responsibility. The chance to transform and recreate the city in large and small makes design into a key factor of urban vision.

The VIENNA DESIGN WEEK is taking place this year for the fifth time already. This not only shows that there are outstanding design formations in Vienna, but also that a whole city is ready to address the topic of design. The various levels upon which design can be experienced and comprehended have ensured that the VIENNA DESIGN WEEK is now a highlight on the Viennese cultural calendar.

MANAGING DIRECTOR OF THE VIENNA TOURIST BOARD

CEO OF THE WIRTSCHAFTSAGENTUR WIEN

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Guggenbichler

Feinedinge

Plankensteiner

Fritz Fitzke

Guggenbichler

Plankensteiner

Dasuno

Dasuno

Pixstudio

Pixstudio

Menschhorn

Shotshotshot

Feinedinge

Fontana Arte

Fritz Fitzke

Doris Pesendorfer, für Pandiscio co.

Stelzhammer

www. creative space .at

Tryptichon

Eva Blut

PACE.AT um füR dIE WIEnER WIRTSChAfT Tintera

Fontana Arte

For Use / Numen

Polka / Rahm

Polka / Rahm

CREATIVESPACE.AT EInE InITIATIVE dER WIRTSChAfTSKAmmER WIEn

Friday, 30.9.2011 Hakobo

Studio (pl) COPYRIGHT, COPYLEFT Laboratory presentation, work-in-progress  p. 41/54

stilwerk Wien, ground floor, 2., Praterstraße 1

10:00–20:00

17:00–20:30

Patrycja

Domanska (at) 39 51 24 AT TOSTMANN TRACHTEN LucidiPevere (it) AT WOKA LAMPS VIENNA Tomas Kral (sk) AT THE MÜHLBAUER HUTMANUFAKTUR Passionswege presentation, cocktail  p. 67/60/77

several locations in mid-town

Nespresso DESIGN CONTEST SUSTAIN.ABILITY. DESIGN Programme Partner exhibition, opening  p. 65

Nespresso Boutique, 1., Mahlerstraße 7

18:00

18:30

19:00

17:30

19:00

Wien Museum KNITTED TIME. EXPERIMENTAL DESIGN IN THE CLOCK MUSEUM Programme Partner exhibition, opening  p. 81

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Uhrenmuseum, 1., Schulhof 2

Dieter Rams (de), to be confirmed TALKING ABOUT: CHANGE Talks lecture  current info: www.viennadesignweek.at

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k/hauskino, 1., Akademiestraße 13

Oskar Zieta (pl) REFLECTIONS Exhibition  p. 66

19:00

2.

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Sotheby's, 1., Palais Wilczek, Herrengasse 5

Megumi Ito, Sebastian Menschhorn, Peter Weisz (jp/at) 5 SENSES – ROSES, TULIPS, CARNATIONS! Programme Partner presentation, opening  p. 64

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UNGERundKLEIN, 1., Gölsdorfgasse 2

designfunktion 2051 – DISRUPTING DESIGN Programme Partner film presentation  p. 47

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designfunktion, 1., Bauernmarkt 12

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Saturday, 1.10.2011

Wehsely-Swiczinsky (at) 2. and Hakobo Studio (pl) COPYRIGHT, COPYLEFT Laboratory presentation, work-in-progress  p. 41/54

stilwerk Wien, ground floor, 2., Praterstraße 1

Adam

10:00–20:00

Wiener Werkstätte M3-CHAIR PRESENTATION Thomas Feichtner (at) Programme Partner exhibition, cocktail  p. 65

Neue Wiener Werkstätte, showroom, 18., Theresiengasse 6

10:00–13:00

Neue

kidsroomZOOM DESIGN FOR CHILDREN Programme Partner presentation  p. 58

1., Wipplingerstraße 29, 1st floor

12:00–16:00

Kikkoman

bulthaup Opernring, 1., Opernring 10

11:00

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1

Trading Europe KIKKOMAN LIMITED EDITION

Programme Partner presentation, food-event  p. 58

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2.

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stilwerk Wien RECYCLING 2.

DESIGN PRIZE (AND FURTHER PRESENTATIONS)

Programme Partner presentationen, cocktail  p. 73

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16:00

Petr Novague (cz) EMOTION CONSTRUCTION Programme Partner exhibition, cocktail  p. 67

stilwerk Wien, 1st floor, 2., Praterstraße 1

16:00

16:00

stilwerk Wien, 2., Praterstraße 1

16:00

Intier Automotive Eybl

17:00

Beza Projekt (pl) AT 6 9 36 2.

ATELIER TELLIEZ Hermann Trebsche (at) AT BALLONS & BALLONS Konstantin Schmölzer (at) AT VERDARIUM Passionswege presentation, cocktail  p. 43/55/59 several locations in the second district

PostlerFerguson (uk) CAFÉ SONJA Carte Blanche presentation, pop-up-cafe  p. 68 Café Sonja, 2., Große Pfarrgasse 5

Wehsely-Swiczinsky (at) LAB TALK Laboratory lecture  p. 41

Adam

stilwerk Wien, ground floor, 2., Praterstraße 1

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stilwerk Wien, 2nd floor, 2., Praterstraße 1

17:30

2.

FLAXX CHAIR PRESENTATION Martin Mostböck (at) Programme Partner presentation, cocktail  p. 57

17:00–20:30

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stilwerk Wien, 2., Praterstraße 1

2.

Technische Universität Wien SCITUSHOW Programme Partner exhibition, cocktail  p. 75

2.

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2.

17:30

MORE THAN LESS 2.

Martin Breuer Bono (at) Programme Partner presentation, cocktail  p. 52

Gaulhofer

Odeon, 2., Taborstraße 10

IMPORT/EXPORT Debut exhibition, opening  p. 20/21 2., Marinelligasse 3–3A

19:00

Vera Wiedermann (at)

18:30

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(at/hu/pl)

2.

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19:00 Hauer Rumo (de/ch) LIVE WITH THEM

Carte Blanche presentation, cocktail  p. 54

2., Marinelligasse 3–3A and public space around Volkertmarkt

2.

2

esterni (it) VOLKERTPLATZ IS

2.

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2.

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Hinterland (at) WANDERLAND — 2.

A POP-UP HINTERLAND Programme Partner presentation, cocktail  p. 55

2

FRESHLY BAKED Carte Blanche presentation, cocktail  p. 79

19:00

Bäckerei Frühbauer, 2., Darwingasse 23 stadtpark.

FUNCTIONAL_GREEN

Carte Blanche presentation, urban farming  p. 72

2., Marinelligasse 3–3A and public space around Volkertmarkt

19:00

A GREAT PLACE TO BE Programme Partner intervention  p. 49

Volkertmarkt, 2., Volkertplatz

Florian Rainer & Michael Fetz (at) RE-HANG/RETHINK

Carte Blanche presentation  p. 50 19:00

19:00

20:00

2., Marinelligasse 3–3A

2., Marinelligasse 3–3A Zachl & Hanserl (at)

2.

LET THE CHIPS FALL …

AND THEY MUST! Programme Partner presentation, cocktail  p. 82

WERK – Netzwerk für kreative Gestaltungsprozesse, 2., Große Mohrengasse 25/8

Collect stamps and win! You can get your Pilgrim's Pass at the VIENNA DESIGN WEEK Meeting Point as well as at any of the 40 places where the pass can be stamped.

Meeting Point (festival center) and Laboratory are located at stilwerk Wien, 2., Praterstraße 1

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Sunday, 2.10.2011 Adam

Wehsely-Swiczinsky (at) and Hakobo Studio (pl) COPYRIGHT, COPYLEFT Laboratory presentation, work-in-progress  p. 41/54

10:00–20:00

2.

stilwerk Wien, 2., Praterstraße 1

2.

LABORATORY FOR CHILDREN: DREAM YOUR CITY Education children's workshop  p. 47

10:00–13:00

design°mobil

15:00

Pratersauna PS ArtSpace × Clemens

stilwerk Wien, 2., Praterstraße 1

Wolf THE SAUNA CHAIR Programme Partner exhibtion, cocktail  p. 69

2.

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Pratersauna, 2., Waldsteingartenstr. 135

2.

Marcus Sterz (at) LAB TALK Laboratory lecture  p. 26/27 stilwerk Wien, ground floor, 2., Praterstraße 1

17:30

Ravi Naidoo (za) TALKING ABOUT: CHANGE Talks lecture (engl.)  p. 71 k/hauskino, 1., Akademiestraße 13

19:00

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Monday, 3.10.2011 10:00–20:00

Wehsely-Swiczinsky (at) 2. and Hakobo Studio (pl) COPYRIGHT, COPYLEFT Laboratory presentation, work-in-progress  p. 41/54

Adam

stilwerk Wien, ground floor, 2., Praterstraße 1

2.

Gabriela Steiner-Scharfetter (at) DESIGN GOES LEOPOLDSTADT Education guided tour  p. 51

stilwerk Wien, 2., Praterstraße 1 (meet 15 minutes before start)

15:00

17:00–20:30

17:30

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Uli Budde (de)

AT A.E.KÖCHERT JUWELIERE Philippe Malouin (ca) AT J. & L. LOBMEYR Tomás Alonso (es) AT THE WIENER SILBER MANUFACTUR Passionswege presentation, cocktail  p. 78/68/77

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severatl locations in the mid-town

Hakobo Studio (pl) LAB TALK Laboratory lecture  p. 54 stilwerk Wien, ground floor, 2., Praterstraße 1

2.

18:00

18:00

19:00

19:00

19:00

Regional Museum in Stalowa Wola (pl) JUST A THING Exhibition exhibiton, cocktail  p. 71

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Ausstellungszentrum Heiligenkreuzerhof, 1., entrance Schönlaterngasse 5/Grashofgasse 3 Wien Energie ELECTRIC CHARGING

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STATION DESIGN GP designpartners (at) and Valentin Vodev (at) Programme Partner presentation, cocktail  p. 80

Ausstellungszentrum Heiligenkreuzerhof, 1., entrance Schönlaterngasse 5/Grashofgasse 3 Rado RADO YOUNG DESIGN PRIZE 2011 Programme Partner presentation, cocktai  p. 70 Rado Store Vienna, 1., Kärntner Straße 18

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Doshi Levien (uk) TALKING ABOUT: CHANGE Talks lecture  p. 48 k/hauskino 1., Akademiestraße 13

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WAGNER:WERK Museum Postsparkasse

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GLOBAL VILLAGE. DESIGN – ROOTS TO MODERNITY Programme Partner exhibition, opening  p. 79

20:00

20:00

WAGNER:WERK Museum Postsparkasse, 1., Georg-Coch-Platz 2

Technische Universität Wien

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ECOLUCY – PAPER LIGHTING OBJECTS Programme Partner exhibition, cocktail  p. 75

Zumtobel Lichtforum Wien, 1., Jasomirgottstraße 3–5 Walking-Chair Design Gallery

Yaya Herman Dune (uk) & Mayon Hanania (fr) STRANGE MOOSIC INN WIEN Programme Partner exhibition, opening  p. 80

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Walking-Chair Design Gallery, 3., Rasumofskygasse 10

Meet in the Kantine. Festival after hours daily in the Cafe Drechsler with soulful music by radio 98.3 Superfly. DJ Line-up 19:00–23:00 6., Linke Wienzeile 22

The Big Festival Bash with DJ/VJ-Line-up!

Put on by the VIENNA DESIGN WEEK and MAK on Friday, 7. October, 21:00 MAK , 1., entrance Weiskirchnerstraße 3 Tickets: € 14/12, advance sales at the Meeting Point in stilwerk Wien, 2., Praterstraße 1

Tuesday, 4.10.2011 Steiner-Scharfetter (at) DESIGN GOES LEOPOLDSTADT Education guided tour  p. 51

2.

10:00

Gabriela

stilwerk Wien, 2., Praterstraße 1 (meet 15 minutes before start)

10:00–20:00

Adam

Wehsely-Swiczinsky (at) 2. and Hakobo Studio (pl) COPYRIGHT, COPYLEFT Laboratory presentation, work-in-progress  p. 41/54

stilwerk Wien, 2., Praterstraße 1

Gabriela Steiner-Scharfetter (at) DESIGN EVERYWHERE

Education guided tour  p. 51

15:00

2.

stilwerk Wien, 2., Praterstraße 1 (meet 15 minutes before start)

16:30–19:00

Copa (at) LJOD – COOL FURNITURE Programme Partner presentation, cocktail  p. 44

Wiener Kühlhaus wkf GmbH, 3., Franzosengraben 20/ entrance Baumgasse

17:00–20:00

17:00–19:00

honey & bunny (at) FOOD TOOLS — A FOOD DESIGN-PERFORMANCE Programme Partner presentation, food-event  p. 56

MAK DESIGN SHOP

MAK, 1., Stubenring 5

Thomas + Martin Poschauko (de) LAB TALK Laboratory lecture  p. 76 stilwerk Wien, ground floor, 2., Praterstraße 1

18:00

Stamm SMALL WORLDS

Christian Haas (de) Programme Partner presentation, cocktail  p. 73

Sofia Design Week IS THERE OR

ISN’T THERE – BULGARIAN PRODUCT DESIGN NOW Programme Partner exhibition, cocktail  p. 72

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Haus Wittgenstein, 3., Parkgasse 18

18:30–23:00

19:00

2.

Stamm Concept Store, 1., Petersplatz 8

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AFTER WORK MEETING POINT: LES TARTES Markus Hanakam & Roswitha Schuller (at) Programme Partner presentation  p. 62

18:00

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Stahl und Form, 3., Obere Viaduktgasse, arch 20–22

17:30

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Die Presse IDEA CONTEST 2. 12 MARKE ÖSTERREICH Programme Partner presentation, discussion  p. 69 Décor im Augarten, 2., Obere Augartenstraße 1

MAK MICHAEL WALLRAFF.

LOOKING UP. VERTICAL PUBLIC SPACE Programm Partner exhibition, opening  p. 60 MAK, 1., Stubenring 5

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19:00

Italienisches Kulturinstitut

19:00

20:00

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BORDER AREAS. ON THE EXHIBITION CORRISPONDENZE IMPREVISTE Programme Partner discussion  p. 57

Italienisches Kulturinstitut, 3., Ungargasse 43

Jerszy Seymour (uk) TALKING ABOUT: CHANGE Talks lecture

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k/hauskino, 1., Akademiestraße 13 MAK and departure THE GREAT

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VIENNA COFFEE HOUSE-EXPERIMENT. PHASE II: THE TEST ARRANGEMENT Programmpartner Ausstellung  p. 61

MAK, 1., Stubenring 5

Wednesday, 5.10.2011 10:00/15:00

Gabriela

Steiner-Scharfetter (at) DESIGN MEETS TRADITION Education guided tour  p. 52

2.

stilwerk Wien, 2., Praterstraße 1 (meet 15 minutes before start)

10:00–20:00

Thomas + Martin Poschauko (de) and Studio Rygalik (pl) COPYRIGHT, COPYLEFT Laboratory presentation, work-in-progress  p. 76

2.

stilwerk Wien, ground floor, 2., Praterstraße 1

– Die Kreativagentur der Stadt Wien 2. 36 DEPARTURE'S SPEED DATING WITH THE EXPERTS Programme Partner discussion, information  p. 44

16:00–17:30 departure

17:00–18:30

Plaza im stilwerk Wien, 2., Praterstraße 1 MAK

Special Guided Tour INDUSTRIAL FURNITURE – PROTOTYPES OF THE MODERN Programme Partner guided tour  p. 63 MAK, 1., Stubenring 5

Absolut TALKING ABOUT: COPYRIGHT Laboratory Lab Talk, lecture  p. 26/27 stilwerk Wien, ground floor, 2., Praterstraße 1

18:00

Fedrigoni Austria

17:30

18:30–20:00

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2.

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PAPER OF THE FINEST FROM ITALY Programme Partner presentation, cocktail  p. 50

Fedrigoni Showroom, 7., Stiftgasse 21/13 New Design University

NEW DESIGN FESTIVAL 2011/SYMPOSIUM Programme Partner discussion  p. 66

2.

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stilwerk Wien, 2., Praterstraße 1

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austria

wirtschaftsservice I impulse IMPULSE INSIGHT Programme Partner lecture, information  p. 42

18:30–20:00

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designforum Wien, quartier21/MQ, 7., Museumsplatz 1 Eva Blut (at) VELOCITÉ Programm Partner presentation, cocktail  p. 49 Fix Dich, 7., Zieglergasse 78

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19:00

Hofmobiliendepot · Möbel Museum Wien

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19:00

HYGIENE: PRODUCT – DAILY ROUTINE – COMPULSION Programme Partner exhibition, intervention  p. 56

Hofmobiliendepot · Möbel Museum Wien, 7., Andreasgasse 7

Thursday, 6.10.2011 Gabriela Steiner-Scharfetter (at) DESIGN EVERYWHERE

Education guided tour  p. 51 10:00

2.

stilwerk Wien, 2., Praterstraße 1 (meet 15 minutes before start)

10:00–20:00

Thomas + Martin Poschauko (de) and Studio Rygalik (pl) COPYRIGHT, COPYLEFT Laboratory presentation, work-in-progress  p. 76

2.

stilwerk Wien, ground floor, 2., Praterstraße 1

Steiner-Scharfetter (at) DESIGN MEETS TRADITION Education guided tour  p. 52

2.

15:00

Gabriela

stilwerk Wien, 2., Praterstraße 1 (meet 15 minutes before start)

17:00–20:00

mikimartinek (at) MERINOWOLLE IM DESIGN:CONTEXT Programme Partner presentation, cocktail  p. 64

17:30

PREGENZER FASHION STORE, 4., Schleifmühlgasse 4 DER SCHEINWERFER II

SEG, 9., Spittelauer Lände 10

typejockeys (at) LAB TALK Laboratory lecture  p. 26/27 stilwerk Wien, ground floor, 2., Praterstraße 1

18:00

Galerie Rauminhalt _MÖBELN

Gerold Tagwerker (at) Programme Partner exhibition, cocktail  p. 70

Galerie Rauminhalt, 4., Schleifmühlgasse 13

18:00

Universität für angewandte Kunst Wien

LECTURE: BETWEEN REALITY AND THE IMPOSSIBLE Fiona Raby (uk)

Programme partner lecture  p. 78

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THERE-BETWEEN Programme Partner presentation, cocktail  p. 46

17:30

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MAK, 1., Stubenring 5

2.

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VIENNA DESIGN WEEK Flea Market In front of the festival office, 5., Margaretenstraße 96/1

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Grüne Erde SENSUAL.SENSIBLE. Programmpartner presentation, cocktail  p. 53 Grüne Erde, 6., Mariahilfer Straße 11

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19:00

Hans Taus Einrichtungen

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18:00

18:30

19:00

ACOUSTIC SIGNALS Programme Partner presentation, cocktail  p. 74

Hans Taus Einrichtungen, 9., Porzellangasse 9 Grünbeck Einrichtungen

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SITTING CULTURES – OTHER COUNTRIES, OTHER CUSTOMS Programme Partner presentation, cocktail  p. 53 COR & Interlübke Store at Grünbeck Einrichtungen,

5., Margaretenstraße 93

Friday, 7.10.2011 10–20:00

Thomas + Martin Poschauko (de) and

Studio Rygalik (pl) COPYRIGHT, COPYLEFT Labororatory presentation, work-in-progress  p. 76

2.

stilwerk Wien, ground floor, 2., Praterstraße 1

designaustria MEET, GREET & EAT! Programme Partner discussion, presentations  p. 46 Vienna Workshop, 7., Neustiftgasse 32–34/13

15:00

Gabriela

stilwerk Wien, 2., Praterstraße 1 (meet 15 minutes before start)

17:00–18:30

MAK Special Guided Tour

MAK, 1., Stubenring 5

14:00–20:00

17:30

19:00

21:00

Steiner-Scharfetter (at) DESIGN GOES LEOPOLDSTADT Education guided tour  p. 51

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THE SECOND SKIN. OBJECTS FOR PACKING AND PRESERVING Programme Partner guided tour  p. 62

Tobias Röttger & Arne Schneider (de)

LAB TALK Laboratory Lab Talk, lectures  p. 26/27

2.

stilwerk Wien, ground floor, 2., Praterstraße 1

& L. Lobmeyr 80 YEARS “LOOS-SERVICE” Stefan Sagmeister (at/us) Programme Partner presentation  p. 59

J.

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J. & L. Lobmeyr, 1., Kärntner Straße 26 VIENNA DESIGN WEEK Closing Party The Big Festival Bash!

MAK, 1., entrance Weiskirchnerstraße 3

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Saturday, 8.10.2011 10:00

kidsoomZOOM DESIGN FOR CHILDREN Programme Partner presentation, finissage  p. 58 1., Wipplingerstraße 29, 1. Stock

10:00–20:00

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2.

Studio Rygalik (pl) COPYRIGHT, COPYLEFT Laboratory presentation, work-in-progress  p. 74 stilwerk Wien, ground floor, 2., Praterstraße 1

PERFECTLY PACKED Programme Partner workshop  p. 63

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14:00–17:00 MAK4FAMILY

MAK, 1., Stubenring 5

2.

15:00

Gabriela

stilwerk Wien, 2., Praterstraße 1 (meet 15 minutes before start)

16:00

Steiner-Scharfetter (at) DESIGN GOES LEOPOLDSTADT Education guided tour  p. 51

MAK and departure THE GREAT VIENNA

MAK, 1., Stubenring 5

Studio Rygalik (pl) LAB TALK Laboratory lecture  p. 74 stilwerk Wien, ground floor, 2., Praterstraße 1

18:00

esterni (it) VOLKERTPLATZ IS A

17:30

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COFFEE HOUSE EXPERIMENT. PHASE II Tour with the expert Gregor Eichinger (at) Programme Partner disussion, guided tour  p. 61

2.

2.

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Hauer Rumo (de/ch) LIVE WITH THEM

Carte Blanche presentation, finissage  p. 54

2., Marinelligasse 3–3A and the public space around Volkertmarkt

2.

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stadtpark. (at/hu/pl) FUNCTIONAL

2.

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2.

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GREAT PLACE TO BE Programm Partner intervention, closing party  p. 49 Volkertmarkt, 2., Volkertplatz

18:00

18:00

_GREEN Carte Blanche presentation, urban farming,

Abschlussparty  p. 72

2., Marinelligasse 3–3A and public space around Volkertmarkt 18:00

20:20

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Vera Wiedermann (at)

FRESHLY BAKED Carte Blanche pesentation, finissage  p. 79 Bäckerei Frühbauer, 2., Darwingasse 23

departure – Die Kreativagentur der Stadt Wien

PECHA KUCHA NIGHT VIENNA Programme Partner lectures  p. 45

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Technisches Museum Wien/Lichterloh

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design°mobil CHILDREN'S WORKSHOP: WELL-SHAPED Education children's workshop  p. 48 stilwerk Wien, 2., Praterstraße 1

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stilwerk Wien, ground floor, 2., Praterstraße 1

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Studio Rygalik (pl) COPYRIGHT, COPYLEFT Laboratory presentation, work-in-progress  p. 74

STANDARD TIME – PUBLIC CLOCKS AND URBAN DESIGN Programme Partner presentation  p. 76

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Technisches Museum Wien, 14., Mariahilfer Straße 212

Airture (at) OPEN HOUSE Programme Partner presentation  p. 41

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Airture, 18., Edelhofgasse 22

Architekturzentrum Wien AZ W SUNDAY EXCURSION/ DESIGNSAFARI 7 Programme Partner guided tour  p. 42

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Architekturzentrum Wien, 7., Museumsplatz 1 im MQ

Information optimised for your mobile phone about the Vienna CITYBIKE stations and the current daily programme for the VIENNA DESIGN WEEK can be found under www.vdw.cbw.at

Flea Market. The VIENNA DESIGN WEEK team will be clearing out their attics and cupboards.

Thursday 6.10., 18:00 in front of the festival office, 5., Margaretenstraße 96/1

Keep a lookout for the coral-coloured chair!

The red chairs are our guidance system this year and will show you the way to the events that are part of the VIENNA DESIGN WEEK .

Carte Blanche The Festival format Carte Blanche offers selected Austrian and international design people the chance of presenting their projects to the public as part of the festival – free of charge and marked with the “Carte Blanche” seal. Five projects are chosen every year from the received submittances.

It is an invitation particularly for projects addressing social issues related to design, or creating new scenarios for the urban space.

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All Carte Blanche projects this year take place in the festival’s focal district of Vienna Leopoldstadt, the second district.

The Carte Blanche projects are sponsored by the financial support of the Erste Bank.

Florian Rainer & Michael Fetz (at) RE-HANG/RETHINK  p. 50 2. 2 Hauer Rumo (de/ch) LIVE WITH THEM  p. 54 2.

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PostlerFerguson (uk) CAFÉ SONJA  p. 68 2.

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stadtpark. (at/hu/pl) FUNCTIONAL_GREEN  p. 72

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Vera Wiedermann (at) FRESHLY BAKED  p. 79 2.

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Debut

Debut is the new-generation platform of the VIENNA DESIGN WEEK and is intended for advanced students and young professionals from the field of product and industrial design. The format was set up in 2009 and is a cooperation project with the James Dyson Award and the James Dyson Foundation.

Every year an independent Debut jury selects ten projects from the Austrian submittances for the international James Dyson Award; these are presented as part of the festival programme.

VIENNA DESIGN WEEK can

also identify with. The works by the ten “debutants” will be shown from 30 September until 9 October as part of the VIENNA DESIGN WEEK in an exhibition with the title IMPORT/EXPORT in this year’s focal district Vienna Leopoldstadt (second district).

Exhibition design: Vandasye/ Georg Schnitzer, Peter Umgeher

The Jury 2011: Isabella Natter-Spets/designforum Vorarlberg, Christina Knechtl/ NewDesignUniversity/knechtlIn a brief profile of the Architekten, Lukas Feireiss/ successful candidates, James Studio Lukas Feireiss/ProfesDyson, himself a famous sor Raum- und Designstrateproblem-solver, points out that gien, Kunstuniversität Linz what the jury is looking for are people who develop a simple 2., Marinelligasse 3–3A and effective solution instead 30.9.–8.10. of shrugging their shoulders Mon–Sat 14:00–19:00 and simply accepting a Opening: Sat 1.10.,18:30 problem – an approach the DEBUT is supported by the James Dyson Foundation and-the James Dyson Award.

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2 IMPORT/EXPORT 2.

Claudia Baer (wisb) Jessica Covi (Nanuq – Eco Snowmobile) Maria Gartner & Stefan Silberfeld, Nico Strobl, Dimitar Genov (Mobilysis – dialysis made portable) Erol Kursani (Fiaker) Philipp Maul (SoundGuardian) Georg Milde (El Pan – Skate Amplifier) Barbara Mozdyniewicz (Rescue – firefighter helmet) Stefan Ponsold (Sunbrella) Klasse Innenarchitektur & 3-D-Gestaltung, New Design University (Kineti Collar) Vera Wiedermann (Pop up – pot up)

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Education

When a festival grows over the years, its overall transparency becomes obscured in almost the same proportion.

Naturally, we have tried in our festival guide to clear the design jungle on paper.

But we also want to take you personally by the hand and offer you three guided tours through the festival programme, planned according to different viewpoints. In cooperation with the city guide Gabriela Steiner-Scharfetter, we have worked out nine tours on foot and by bus with her as your guide, presenting a fascinating cross-section of the programme both for newcomers as well as for the initiated. Starting at the festival headquarters, the Meeting Point in the stilwerk/Praterstraße, visitors take a look over the designers’ shoulders, and then the course track continues to old established businesses, elegant shops and up-to-the-minute design locations – an astonishing encounter with design to marvel at and linger in your mind. For individual travellers on the “Designland” map, this guide is the Lonely Planet vademecum.

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And of course we haven’t forgotten the younger generation. It seems very important to us that we sharpen the critical eye of children and school students as to how and to what extent our environment is influenced by “design”. By motivation through play we can awaken their own active, creative instincts. Very few people are better situated to do this than the design°mobil experts, who have set up two children’s workshops for the VIENNA DESIGN WEEK Education format.

The Education programme is supported by impulse | aws within the framework of evolve of the BMWFJ.

Guided Tour 1 Gabriela

Steiner-Scharfetter DESIGN GOES LEOPOLDSTADT

 p. 51 2.

Guided Tour 2 Gabriela

Steiner-Scharfetter DESIGN EVERYWHERE  p. 51 Guided Tour 3 Gabriela

Steiner-Scharfetter DESIGN MEETS TRADITION  p. 52 LABORATORY FOR CHILDREN: DREAM YOUR CITY

Children’s workshop 1 design°mobil

Children of 3 years and older explore the city  p. 47 2.

Children’s workshop 2 design°mobil

CHILDREN’S

WORKSHOP: WELL-SHAPED for 8 to12 year

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In diesem Moment lässt in Wien der DJ die Kronleuchter tanzen. Können Sie den Bass spüren?

At this very moment in Vienna a DJ is rocking the chandeliers.

Can you feel the bass?

WIEN-HOTELS & INFO info@vienna.info TEL. +43 (0) 1 24 555 www.vienna.info

Rote Bar inside Volkstheater

Exhibition

The VIENNA DESIGN WEEK has invited two international exhibitions to Vienna this autumn, both under the aegis of this year’s guest country Poland.

As part of the VIENNA DESIGN WEEK the Polish designer and architect Oskar Zieta presents “Reflections” as his first solo exhibition in Vienna – although not his first appearance at the festival, for The peripatetic exhibition he took part in 2008. In this “Just a Thing” is curated by installation, presented in the Agnieszka Jacobson-Cielecka, premises of Sotheby's, he tries for the first time to make one of the leading design experts in Poland (Lodz Inter- metal sheet appear transparent. Being just as beautiful national Design Festival).

She gave ten designers the as they are confusing, optical task of designing an object effects result from the melting that would fit into a wooden together of pattern, surface box 75 cm long. Within the and reflection. scope of this minimal conThe exhibition „Just a Thing” dition, the chosen ten came up with a fascinating display is supported by the Regional Museum in Stalowa Wola and of imagination, passion and the Adam-Mickiewiczsense of humour.

Institute, the solo show „Reflections” is supported by the Polish Institute Vienna.

Regional Museum in Stalowa Wola (pl) JUST

A THING A group exhibition of contemporary Polish design, curated by Agnieszka Jacobson7 Cielecka  p. 71 Oskar Zieta (pl) REFLECTIONS  p. 66

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Laboratory

Throughout the entire festival the Laboratory is a pulsating centre for interdisciplinary and process-oriented works situated between graphic design and product design. Invited designers work exclusively in situ during their guest visits of varied length; they react with one another, possibly collaborate, and also present the results in this public area for experiment – so that by the end of the festival the exhibition space becomes more and more close packed. Visitors are heartily invited to take a look over the designers’ shoulders, to ask questions, and to follow the design process live.

In addition, all guests in the laboratory present themselves and their work individually in a lecture as part of the programme of “Laboratory Talks”.

The Theme: Copyright, Copyleft

The laboratory is moreover the festival information centre, the Meeting Point. Both are located this year in the stilwerk Wien, a new design location in the Jean Nouvel Tower, opened at the end of last autumn.

Curators: Neigungsgruppe Design and Erwin K. Bauer

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The work theme of this year’s Laboratory is more topical than ever. It concerns the multifaceted associations of the “copy” – as a counterpart and derivative of the original, as an act of more or less deliberate copying, which practically every day questions the autonomy of nearly every creative worker’s achievements. But it also broaches the issue of intellectual property and how we are to respond to a situation in which the reproduction media are omnipresent (key phrase “creative commons”).

Naturally the Laboratory also asks: when and how can the copy become a form of artistic expression and its tools a means of innovation?

Interior design: Robert Rüf (at) The Laboratory is supported

by Absolut

COPYRIGHT, COPYLEFT 1.10–4.10. Adam Wehsely-Swiczinsky (at)  p. 41 2.

Hakobo Studio, Jakub und Paulina Stêpieñ (pl)  p. 54 2.

30.9–4.10.

Thomas + Martin Poschauko (de) as well as their guests Tobias Röttger (Eikes Hort) & Arne Schneider (de)  p. 76 2.

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5.–9.10. Studio

Rygalik, Gosia & Tomek

Rygalik (pl)  p. 74

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LABORATORY TALKS 1.10. Adam Wehsely-Swiczinsky (in German)  p. 41 2.

2.10. Marcus

Sterz (in German)

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3.10. Hakobo

Studio (Jakub & Paulina Stêpieñ) (in English)  p. 54 2.

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Lecture on the topic of Copyright

6.10. typejockeys

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Tobias Röttger (Eikes Hort) & Arne Schneider (in German) 2.

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8.10. Studio

Rygalik (in English)  p. 74

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Passionswege In order to illustrate in October the extraordinary extent to which design has become embedded in the city, the VIENNA DESIGN WEEK is starting already in spring by launching the cooperation of nine designers and designer teams from the home and international scene with local Viennese producers and businesses – the Passionswege. They involve the use of workshops, experimentation in situ, and interventions in local businesses and shops.

Meanwhile, the partnerships are completely free of the pressure to generate commercially viable products (although we don’t exclude this as an option). What matters far more is the exchange, the passing on of expertise, the preservation and further development of knowledge and virtuosity in craftsmanship and manufacture. This gives designers the unique opportunity of working together with exquisite, mostly highly specialised and traditional handicraft operations, for the firms a welcome departure from business as usual and a new impetus.

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The results of the projects are each presented in an installation in the business locations.

Festival visitors can then explore them enthusiastically as part of the Passionswege – because, as the name implies, this Viennese design path abounds in impassioned zeal – for design, for handicraft, for unexpected discoveries.

The installations are all on show from 30 September to 9 October 2011 during the relevant opening hours. Moreover, three evenings include a cocktail in the business locations in the presence of the designers.

The Passionswege are supported by the Vienna Chamber of Commerce

30.9. Passionsweg 1

Patrycja Domanska (pl) AT TOSTMANN 39 TRACHTEN  p. 67 LucidiPevere (it) AT WOKA LAMPS VIENNA  p. 60 51

Tomas Kral (sk) AT THE MÜHLBAUER HUTMANUFAKTUR  p. 77 24

1.10. Passionsweg 2

Beza Projekt (pl) AT ATELIER TELLIEZ  p. 43

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Hermann Trebsche (at) AT BALLONS & 9 BALLONS  p. 55 2.

Konstantin Schmölzer (at) AT VERDARIUM  p. 59 2.

3.10. Passionsweg 3

Uli Budde (de) AT A.E.KÖCHERT JUWELIERE  p. 78 3 Philippe Malouin (ca) AT J. & L. LOBMEYR  p. 68 21

Tomás Alonso (es) AT THE WIENER SILBER MANUFACTUR  p. 77 49

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Talks

This year, too, the VIENNA DESIGN WEEK is putting on a series of lectures by the leading designers taking part.

For our talks this year, organised in cooperation with departure – Die Kreativagentur der Stadt Wien, we are fortunited to have won Ravi Naidoo (za) and Doshi Levien (uk) with talks by Dieter Rams (de) and Cameron Sinclaire (uk) to be confirmed.The topic this year is “Change”, which the guests will highlight from their own point of view and work experience. “Change” once more addresses the issue of the central significance of design as catalyst

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and pathfinder of social change. Globalisation is causing radical changes in our society and confronting designers with questions of social and ecological responsibility and design’s role as a holistic instrument and strategy for improving our living environment. So at this year’s VIENNA DESIGN WEEK Talks you can hear important designers talking about the chances that design has to really change things.

The Talks are supported by departure – Die Kreativagentur der Stadt Wien

30.9. Dieter

Rams (de) (to be confirmed) Talking about: Change  22 2.10. Ravi

Naidoo (za) Talking about: Change  S. 71 Levien (uk) Talking about: Change  S. 48

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Programme Partners More and more design studios from home and abroad, also institutions, museums, galleries and not least local businesses are responding to our call to make Vienna a city of design for ten days in October.

Every year anew, our many programme partners prove themselves to be the guarantees for diversity, quality and sheer joy in the event. And not least they give the festival a unique Viennese flair, also a major factor in its international appeal.

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Airture Architekturzentrum Wien (Az W) austria wirtschaftsservice I impulse BMWFJ im designforum Wien Copa departure – Die Kreativ agentur der Stadt Wien DER SCHEINWERFER

designaustria designfunktion esterni Eva Blut Fedrigoni Austria Gaulhofer Grünbeck Einrichtungen Grüne Erde Hinterland Hofmobiliendepot · Möbel Museum Wien honey & bunny productions Intier Automotive Eybl Italienisches Kulturinstitut kidsroomZOOM Kikkoman Trading Europe J. & L. Lobmeyr MAK – Österreichisches Museum für angewandte Kunst/Gegenwartskunst

Megumi Ito, Peter Weisz, Sebastian Menschhorn mikimartinek Nespresso Neue Wiener Werkstätte New Design University Petr Novague Pratersauna – Social Life & Art Space Die Presse Rado Galerie Rauminhalt Regional Museum in Stalowa Wola (pl) Sofia Design Week Stamm stilwerk Wien Hans Taus Einrichtungen Technisches Museum Wien/ Lichterloh Technische Universität Wien Universität für angewandte Kunst Wien WAGNER:WERK Museum Postsparkasse Walking-Chair Design Gallery Wien Energie Wien Museum WIEN PRODUCTS

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Peppy, dynamic, internationally oriented and sufficiently radical to be open to change – this is how we might describe the contemporary Polish design scene. It is at home in several centres all at once: Warsaw, Cracow and Lodz, each with its own educational facilities.

Lodz also has a design festival and, like many former industrial cities, is cultivating a strong profile of creativity and culture.

While the graphic arts in Poland enjoyed a high-profile also during the Communist era, it is only recently that product design has begun to rethink its image. Awareness is appreciably increasing in business enterprises to exploit design to get the competitive edge over their rivals, and many designers living abroad are happy to set up afterwards in their home country. One of these is the successful designer-architect Oskar Zieta, represented at the VIENNA DESIGN WEEK with a solo show.

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While the Polish EU council presidency engages designers such as festival guest Tomek Rygalik, so that their presence is now being felt on the international scene, groundbreaking exhibitions of Polish design are making waves across the globe. This year, the VIENNA DESIGN WEEK is showing the group exhibition “Just a Thing”, curated by Agnieszka Jacobson-Cielecka, who is presenting ten fascinating Polish designers and designer teams, and the solo exhibition “Reflections” by Oskar Zieta.

The 2011 VIENNA DESIGN WEEK is presenting its guest country of Poland with a total of nine events – a real discovery, so come and enjoy!

The festival focus on Polish design is supported by the Polish Institute Vienna.

Carte Blanche stadtpark. (at/hu/pl) FUNCTIONAL _GREEN  p. 72

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Museum in Stalowa Wola 7 (pl) JUST A THING  p. 71

Exhibition Oskar

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COPYRIGHT, COPYLEFT Studio Rygalik, Gosia & Tomek Rygalik (pl)  p. 74 Hakobo Studio, Jakub and Paulina Stêpieñ (pl) Laboratory

 p. 54

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Studio Rygalik (pl)  p. 74 Hakobo Studio (pl)  p. 54 2.

Lab Talks

Passionswege Beza

TELLIEZ  p. 43

Projekt (pl) AT ATELIER 2.

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Passionswege Patrycja

Domanska (at) AT TOSTMANN TRACHTEN p. 67

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Focus 2nd district Fifteen years ago hardly anyone looking for an apartment or business premises in Vienna would have thought of the second district, Leopoldstadt. And this, although only the Danube Canal separates it from the inner city. This has radically changed. The second district has become “hip”, particularly on Karmelitermarkt and the busy thoroughfares of Taborstraße and Praterstraße; rents are going up, gastronomy and office densification increasing.

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the district has remained free of inner-city gloss; it has charm and still harbours sufficient places off the beaten track for people to feel good in. Scattered about among a wide variety of local infrastructural facilities – there are three functioning markets! – we can find cultural initiatives, galleries, cosy cafés, small shops and craft workshops.

For the second time the VIENNA DESIGN WEEK has chosen this geographical focus to spotlight interesting neighbourhoods across the canal, this year particularly the Volkertmarkt and Taborstraße. The objective is to discover or rediscover this lively and indeed loveable piece of Vienna via design.

Carte Blanche Florian

Rainer & Michael Fetz (at) RE-HANG/RETHINK  p. 50, Hauer Rumo (de/ ch) LIVE WITH THEM  p. 54, PostlerFerguson (uk) CAFÉ SONJA  p. 68, stadtpark. (at/hu/pl) FUNCTIONAL_GREEN  p. 72, Vera Wiedermann (at) FRESHLY BAKED  p. 79 2.

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Steiner-Scharfetter (at) DESIGN GOES LEOPOLDSTADT  p. 51, DESIGN EVERYWHERE  p. 51, DESIGN MEETS TRADITION  p. 52, design°mobil LABORITY FOR CHILDREN: DREAM YOUR CITY  p. 47, design°mobil CHILDREN'S WORKSHOP: WELL SHAPED  p. 48 2.

Labor COPYRIGHT,

COPYLEFT Adam Wehsely-Swiczinsky (at)  p. 41, Hakobo Studio (pl)  p. 54, Studio Rygalik (pl)  p. 74, Thomas + Martin Poschauko (de) + guests  p. 76 2.

Trebsche (at) AT BALLONS & BALLONS  p. 55, Konstantin Schmölzer (at) AT VERDARIUM  p. 59, Beza Projekt (pl) AT ATELIER TELLIEZ

Passionswege Hermann

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DEPARTURE’S SPEED DATING WITH THE EXPERTS p. 44 2. 36 esterni (it) VOLKERTPLATZ IS A GREAT PLACE TO BE  p. 49 2. 43 Gaulhofer MORE

THAN LESS Martin Breuer

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Hinterland (at) WANDERLAND – A POP-UP HINTERLAND  p. 55 2.

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Intier Automotive Eybl

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Petr Novague (cz) EMOTION CONSTRUCTION  p. 67 2. 36 Pratersauna THE

SAUNA CHAIR PS ArtSpace × Clemens Wolf  p. 69

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MARKE ÖSTERREICH  p. 69 stilwerk Wien RECYCLING 36  p. 73 2.

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Technische Universität Wien SCITUSHOW  p. 75 2. 36

Zachl & Hanserl (at) LET THE CHIPS FALL …

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change, change, chance! departure, die Kreativagentur der Stadt Wien, fÜrdert und vernetzt Wiener Unternehmen der Creative Industries in den Bereichen Architektur, Audiovision, Design, Kunstmarkt, Medien/ Verlagswesen, Mode, Multimedia und Musik. Alle Details zu den vier FÜrderprogrammen und den Netzwerkaktivitäten unter departure.at

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Adam WehselySwiczinsky (at) COPYRIGHT, COPYLEFT Even before completing his studies in industrial design at the Vienna University of Applied Arts, Adam Wehsely-Swiczinsky was already working as a designer, carpenter, and musician. Afterwards he opened up his own studio, aws designteam. He worked as a designer for TYROLIA HTM, taught at the Vienna University of Applied Arts, and has exhibited at numerous shows and trade fairs. Among his many prizes are the IF Design Award, the German Design Prize, and four red dot design awards. During his Laboratory stay as part of the VIENNA DESIGN WEEK , he will be dealing ‘with recognisable common elements in products and with future possibilities for acknowledging the source in product design’.

Laboratory presentation, work-in-progress stilwerk Wien, ground floor, 2., Praterstraße 1 30.9.–9.10., daily 10:00–20:00 Presence of Adam WehselySwiczinsky in the Laboratory: 1.10.–4.10.

Lab Talk: Sat 1.10., 17:30

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Airture (at) OPEN HOUSE Airture invites you to bring the whole family to a Sunday open house in the Edelhofgasse: their studio, garden, and wine cellar will be open for expeditions into the world of furniture of a somewhat different kind. Spread out over three storeys, design classics of the last century will find themselves combined with the trendy colours and forms of the Airture creations. The designers will be showing their current collection ‘rotate!’, which is being produced by Kohlmaier in Vienna, Quinze&Milan, and BigSign. The architect Gerd Zehetner from Archiguards will also be there, offering insight into the history of the rotating and combination furniture by Kiesler, Panton, and PPAG, from1940 until today. The highlight of the event will be the presentation of the new masterpiece of the ‘rotate!’ collection: a furniture object made of aluminium that appears to move and rotate weightlessly through space.

Programme Partner presentation Airture, 18., Edelhofgasse 22 Open House, Sun 9.10., 11:00–17:00

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Architekturzentrum Wien (Az W) SUNDAY EXCURSION/ DESIGNSAFARI 7 For the programme focus ‘second district’ of the VIENNA DESIGN WEEK 2011, the sonntags designsafari will make two studio visits this year and one to a gallery, all in Leopoldstadt: section.a (art. design.consulting) and section.d (design.communication) will demonstrate what can be gained by an exchange between visual art, design, and business; the gallery MAGAZIN will let visitors experience artist workshops on site and give them an idea about the gallery’s concepts. And with their latest projects, LIQUIFER Systems will lead guests into new design galaxies.

Meet at: 13:45 at the Az W Shop/ Departure 14:00 from the Az W entrance/ Ends at 18:00 at the Az W | Tickets: € 18 (students € 14), bus trip included | max. 30 participants | Experts: Katharina Boesch, Christine Haupt-Stummer (section.a), Max Haupt-Stummer, Tine Link (section.d)/Anna Liska (MAGAZIN)/Barbara Imhof, Waltraut Hoheneder (LIQUIFER Systems Group) | Tour guide: Neigungsgruppe Design, Marion Kuzmany Programme Partner guided tour Architekturzentrum Wien, 7., Museumsplatz 1 im MQ Sun 9.10., 13:45–18:00

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austria wirtschaftsservice I impulse IMPULSE INSIGHT How can I make it from an idea to the first prototype to a perfected solution? Where do I get the necessary start-up capital for the realisation? You will find out this and much more at ‘impulse insight’. Besides all of the important information about impulse | aws and the possibilities for subsidies for the creative industries, the event will also offer the chance to talk with representatives from projects that have already received support and with jury members – so you can be fit and ready when it comes to getting aid for your own project.

Impulse | aws is part of the initiative for the creative industries evolve of the Federal Ministry of Economics, Family and Youth (BMWJF) and accompanies business-minded players in the creative economy on their path to success.

More under www.impulse-awsg.at Programme Partner lecture, information designforum Wien, quartier21/MQ 7., Museumsplatz 1 Wed 5.10., 18:30–20:00 (in German) Please register before 3.10. under impulse@awsg.at

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Beza Projekt (pl) AT ATELIER TELLIEZ He is “not a decorator”, but a “tapessier”, as Philippe Telliez repeatedly insists. The native Frenchman, who runs an atelier near Karmelitermarkt, is one of the last of this profession in Austria. For he deals in techniques that belong to a long past culture of home living. Telliez makes wall hangings, tapestries, heavy drapery, restores old upholstery and in elaborate craftsmanship recreates new designs after old models. Sometimes in the style of Louis XV, sometimes XVI, sometimes after Josef Hoffmann.

Beza Projekt is the name chosen for themselves by the Warsaw designers Anna Łoskiewicz and Zofia Strumiłło-Sukiennik. With their adventurous, fresh and frequently humorous approach they are a perfect match for the world of exquisite, pre-industrial interior design. Their “swinging” contrast programme in the Atelier Telliez: a swing, modern in design, fashioned by master hand and, most important: to be tried out in situ! An illustrious rococo party would have gone wild about it as well!

Passionswege presentation Atelier Telliez 2., Große Pfarrgasse 26 30.9.–9.10., Mon–Fri 13:00–18:00 Cocktail: Sat 1.10., 17:00–20:30

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Wien WINNERS OF THE NATIONAL DESIGN PRIZE 2011 On 28 September 2011 the best, most creative, and most innovative Austrian design solutions will be awarded the National Design Prize of the Federal Ministry of Economics, Family and Youth. The winning objects and concepts will be on view in the show ‘Walk of Fame’ in the designforum Wien.

The prize-winning projects include both consumer and investment goods and architectural design concepts. The recurrent theme: design as vehicle for the latest developments in terms of materials technology and thus as connecting link between progress and aesthetics. ‘The winning projects once again prove that design which is both application oriented and distinctive can provide the basis for international success stories ... The strategy of employing good design for market development and positioning might not alone suffice to bring success in a competitive market, but it is in any case an indispensable precondition.’ (Dr. Reinhold Mitterlehner, Minister of Economics, Family and Youth) Programme Partner exhibition designforum Wien, quartier21/MQ 7., Museumsplatz 1/court 7 29.9.–30.10., Wed–Fri 10:00–18:00, Sat/Sun 11:00–18:00

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Copa (at) LJOD – COOL FURNITURE To produce cheap and inventive winter outdoor furniture by forming a series of pieces out of ice – this is what the copa project "Ljod" (Russian for ice) aims at.

For this purpose, the copa team develops plastic molds, which are then filled with water and deepfrozen. In the course of VIENNA DESIGN WEEK , the first prototypes of such a stool made of ice will be produced and presented in one of the halls of the Wiener Kühlhaus – at an icy temperature of minus 25 degrees Celsius.

Remember to dress warmly!

Programme Partner presentation Wiener Kühlhaus wkf GmbH 3., Franzosengraben 20/entrance Baumgasse, 30.9.–9.10.

Mon–Fri (and Sun 9.10.)

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departure – Die Kreativagentur der Stadt Wien DEPARTURE’S SPEED DATING WITH THE EXPERTS Within the framework of departure’s Speed Dating with the Experts, creatives in Vienna will again be able to clarify with professionals uncomplicated business questions in the areas of accounting and auditing, taxes, law, and marketing and PR. Under the heading ‘Know-How Transfer for Creative Industries’, each interested party will have the opportunity of a 15-minute exchange with selected experts from departure’s pool, that can be booked for one symbolic euro. departure itself will also be represented: the head of departure’s funding department, Sabine Hofmann, will be passing on her experience in this area; and Alexander Diesenreiter, manager for the promotion programmes pioneer and experts, will be there to help with planned submissions.

Further information about departure’s expert pool under http://expertinnenpool.departure.at Programme Partner discussion, information Plaza in the stilwerk Wien 2., Praterstraße 1 Wed 5.10., 16:00–17:30 Registration from 15:30 Uhr in situ.

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We look forward to the numerous international guests for this evening. There will be a party in the foyer following, where discussion and networking can take place.

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departure – Die Kreativagentur der Stadt Wien THE GREAT VIENNA COFFEE HOUSE EXPERIMENT. PHASE II: THE TEST ARRANGEMENT The Vienna coffee house has world reputation. In their cooperative project design> neue strategien MAK and departure had this important cultural crossroads investigated. Under the direction of coffee house expert Gregor Eichinger and the guidance of raumlaborberlin, Antenna Design NY, and Studio Andrea Branzi, Milan, new approaches were worked out (Phase I). These will now be tested as an experiment during the VIENNA DESIGN WEEK (until 16.10.). Seeing to the real coffee house business will be the professional group of coffee houses of the Vienna Chamber of Commerce and the Club of Viennese Coffee House Owners.

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With the MAK DESIGN NITE, a further accompanying exhibition will open, in the MAK DESIGN SPACE, that will show the development process of Phase I and evaluate the test period of Phase II (until 13 October). The research project will then be documented in a publication.

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DER SCHEINWERFER II: THERE-BETWEEN In 2011 the SCHEINWERFER project with ‘There-Between’ has been dealing with the new housing scheme that has been planned by the SEG for the location Hackenbergweg, in Vienna’s nineteenth district (architect, Peter Lorenz).

This includes examining the transformation process of this allotment garden settlement into luxury flats, as well as neighbourhood issues, and how a project with light as an independent element can influence the planning. Lighting concepts by Francisco Perez, ‘lighting in – lighting out’, and Michael Farkas’s ‘Lichtlenkung’ have been chosen for the realisation, which will be presented with the other projects.

Kicking off the SCHEINWERFER project in 2010 was ‘Fish on the Move’ by Erim Gökalpay, a semi-permanent installation at the boarding house for foreign students at the Spittelauer Lände 10 (architect, Zaha Hadid), on the Donaukanal.

Programme Partner presentation SEG, 9., Spittelauer Lände 10 30.9.–6.10., Mon–Fri 10:00–18:00

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ExpertsClusters, which are interest groups made up of members of designaustria, will present their know-how and be available to answer questions.

14:00–16:00 ExpertsCluster Illustration Illustrators will tell about their daily work lives and what competitive advantages can be gained by using illustrations.

16:00–18:00 ExpertsCluster Corporate Design Business people will learn why they need corporate design; graphic designers, what they need to deliver; and customers, how they can determine if they have actually received what they have paid for.

18:00–20:00 ExpertsCluster Industrial Design The exact definition of industrial design and the significance of this discipline as an economic factor in Austria will be explained by the ExpertsCluster.

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The film can be viewed during the opening hours of designfunktion.

Programme Partner film presentation designfunktion, 1., Bauernmarkt 12, 30.9.–7.10.

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design°mobil LABORATORY FOR CHILDREN: DREAM YOUR CITY With the city as subject, children, either alone or with their parents, will undertake an exploration of their designed environment with the aid of their senses: hear design, touch design, smell design, look at design. Which bike bell sounds best? What sort of surface should a sidewalk have? How should a city smell?

What sort of seating is suitable for urban squares? And what does a city look like that has been constructed out of cleaning sponges?

Target group: 3 years and older Format: open station operations (the children can come and go at any time, taking part alone or with their parents). Leaders: 2 design brokers from design°mobil Education children's workshop stilwerk Wien, 2., Praterstraße 1 Sun 2.10., 10:00–13:00

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Doshi Levien (uk) TALKING ABOUT: CHANGE

The topic will be introduced in part with footage from the film Food Design. After a taste sampling of various fruit gums, the participants will develop their own individual fruit gums. The sweets will be shaped using a vacuum-forming process.

Target group: ca. 8–12 year olds Format: workshop (without parents). Group size: max. 15 participants. Leaders: 2 design brokers from design°mobil

Doshi Levien is a London based design office, established in 2000

by Nipa Doshi and Jonathan Levien. Doshi Levien's work celebrates the hybrid and explores the coming together of cultures, technology, storytelling, industrial design and fine craftsmanship.

Nipa's refined and astute visual direction is combined with Jonathan's precision and tenacity as an industrial designer. Doshi Levien work across disciplines and industries, they make their own rules that are based on extracting as much richness as possible out of an idea. The studio gives expert advice to global brands on cultural and social insights, leading to design opportunities. Doshi Levien work for a broad range of clients including Intel, Swarovski, Nokia, Authentics, Moroso and Cappellini. Doshi Levien has been the focus of on-going and intense interest in the media, generating significant editorial value for their clients.

Education children's workshop stilwerk Wien, 2., Praterstraße 1 Sun 9.10., 10:00–13:00 Tickets € 6 Registration under: designmobil@ viennadesignweek.at

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Put on by the VIENNA DESIGN WEEK and MAK on Friday, 7. October, 21:00 MAK , 1., entrance Weiskirchnerstraße 3 Tickets: € 14/12, advance sales at the Meeting Point in stilwerk Wien, 2., Praterstraße 1

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esterni (it) VOLKERTPLATZ IS A GREAT PLACE TO BE

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Cycling is a lifestyle. EVA BLUT has taken on the oldest accessory of cycling culture and reinvented it. Tailored to the needs of today’s carriers, ‘VELOcité’ is the new bag for on the go.

Within the context of a show, light will be shed on both the design and the production process, with aspects of the industrial design and leatherworking involved being emphasized. Bicycle acrobats will stage the bag and take it to its limits in their show.

The EVA BLUT label, founded in Vienna in 1998, stands for innovative accessories that are highly functional, ‘clean’, and modern.

The label embodies a casual elegance for today’s urban users, with clever design solutions combined with solid functionality and fine craftsmanship.

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Cocktail: Sat 1.10., 19:00 Closing Party: Sat 8.10., 18:00

Fix Dich, 7., Zieglergasse 78 30.9.–8.10.

Mon–Wed 16:00–19:00, Thurs–Fri 13:00–19:00, Sat 10:00–15:00

All around the square and the market at Volkertplatz, an intervention of public design will be performed by esterni. During the last edition of VIENNA DESIGN WEEK esterni developed a 30-metre-long multifunctional public bench in a neighborhood of the Vienna district of Hernals and involved the inhabitants in the design and construction process.

This year the intervention will consist of a series of small public design objects conceived for a more enjoyable life in the Volkertplatz public space. Tools for the people working at the market, equipment for the square, and more will be developed.

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Fedrigoni Austria PAPER OF THE FINEST FROM ITALY

Florian Rainer & Michael Fetz (at) RE-HANG/RETHINK

Fedrigoni is Italy’s largest producer of fine-quality paper, with its headquarters in Verona and now with its own showroom in Vienna.

Only a few metres away from the MuseumsQuartier, paperlovers have the chance to gain an overview of the entire array of fine paper inside. There are currently more than 3,500 different papers to choose from, ranging from natural and special-quality paper to paper for digital prints, technical paper, contact paper, and even beautiful cardboard packaging.

In addition to showroom visits, we will be offering a glimpse into the world of paper production on 5 October as part of an evening event. Whether with unusual looks or feels, scarcely a wish goes unfulfilled at Fedrigoni’s. With all the variety, still retaining that unique, unmistakeable quality – that’s what Fedrigoni fine paper stands for.

The homelessness of young people is an “invisible” problem.

In cooperation with Caritas Wien a concept is being worked out to make the homelessness of young people visible. A photographic installation in the public space is tied in with a product made by homeless people. Life-size photos of young street-sleepers inform passers-by about the problem. At the same time suggestions are put forward for a solution. Support and look good at the same time!

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Gabriela SteinerScharfetter (at) DESIGN GOES LEOPOLDSTADT

Gabriela SteinerScharfetter (at) DESIGN EVERYWHERE

The focal point of this year’s design festival is Vienna’s second district, one of the city’s up-andcoming areas. On a walking tour through the district, especially around the Volkertmarkt, we will bring light into the undergrowth of the design jungle there – for it is growing abundantly: product, furniture, industrial, graphic, industrial, and experimental design; social, urban, and eco design – the concept presents itself in a multitude of varieties!

We will be looking behind the scenes in small craft enterprises just as much as in temples of creativity, and explore a pop-up restaurant, a public farming project, and other quite unique design events.

Out and around by bus in Vienna, we will be guiding you through the diversity of the design festival.

This will be a navigation and escort through the city, beginning at the ‘stilwerk’ building in Taborstrasse and continuing to places full of design, traditional companies, and significant design collections. Join us in uncovering the many-layered world of design in this city, between mass production and hole-in-the-wall companies or between design in a museum, in the creative forge, and in everyday life.

Education guided tour (on foot) Meet at: VIENNA DESIGN WEEK Meeting Point, stilwerk Wien 2., Praterstraße 1 (15 minutes before start) times: Mon 3.10., 15:00/Tues 4.10., 10:00/Fri 7.10., 15:00; ca. 3 hrs Tickets: € 3 up to 18 yrs, € 5 students, € 7 adults, children under 6 free; max. 25 participants; Tours in German (Engl./French when needed); registration: tours@viennadesignweek.at

Education guided tour (viabus) Meet at: VIENNA DESIGN WEEK Meeting Point, stilwerk Wien 2., Praterstraße 1 (15 minutes before start) times: Tues 4.10., 15:00/Thurs 6.10., 10:00/Sat 8.10., 15:00 ca. 3 hrs Tickets: € 3 up to 18 yrs, € 5 students, € 7 adults, children under 6 free; max. 25 participants; Tours in German (Engl./French when needed); registration: tours@viennadesignweek.at

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Gaulhofer MORE THAN LESS Martin Breuer Bono (at)

How does it happen that lamps suddenly wear hats, and what makes the Bad Aussee dirndl (a woman’s folk costume) Polish?

With this guided tour of the festival for beginners, starting at the ‘stilwerk’ building in Praterstrasse, we will wander by the old established firms in the city centre. We will be looking over the shoulders of craftsmen and attempting to understand the creative ideas of designers by means of dialogue. While strolling through the workshops in nooks and crannies and the elegant shops, we will also get to know about design from this year’s guest country Poland. The walk will bring an understanding that design is everywhere: practical or poetic, socially oriented or luxurious, regional or international.

In window construction there is an observable tendency to optically minimise the systems. We want to take another path with this project: to do more than the minimum – ‘More Than Less’. A window should make itself known in a space, be present as an object: intelligent in its technical concept, powerful in its functions, high-quality in its material, detail, and execution – an object that carries weight and is imbued with meaning. Its appearance should also sharply differentiate between indoors and outdoors: freely formed, graceful, and analogue here; inaccessible, crystalline, and severe there. Thus the creation reformulates in a substantial way the essential properties of a superior window: specific permeability.

Education guided tour (on foot)

Programme Partner presentation

Meet at: VIENNA DESIGN WEEK Meeting Point, stilwerk Wien 2., Praterstraße 1 (15 minutes before start)

Odeon, 2., Taborstraße 10 30.9.–9.10., daily 17:00–22:00

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Grünbeck Einrichtungen SITTING CULTURES – OTHER COUNTRIES, OTHER CUSTOMS How do Americans, Scandinavians, Italians, or Germans sit?

What about the Japanese or Arabs? What do they have in common and what not?

Markus Jehs and Jürgen Laub will be relating what inspires them when they design upholstered furniture for Cassina, COR, Fritz Hansen, or Knoll International.

Taking the example of the upholstered furniture ‘Jalis’, they will discuss the result of their reflections with Leo Lübke, the manager of the COR upholstered furniture workshops. ‘Jalis’ is a magic oriental word for hospitality and the relaxed interaction with family or friends.

Programme Partner presentation COR & Interlübke Store at Grünbeck Einrichtungen 5., Margaretenstraße 93 30.9.–8.10., Mon–Fri 9:00–18:00, Sat 10:00–16:00

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Grüne Erde SENSUAL.SENSIBLE. sensual.sensible.– See, hear, feel, taste, and smell the Grüne Erde. This year for the first time Grüne Erde will be taking part in the VIENNA DESIGN WEEK .

A clear formal language, a sensitive choice of materials, and finest renewable raw materials will be central to the display.

In their showroom in the Mariahilfer Strasse, the visitors to the world of Grüne Erde will be confronted with unique experiences involving all of their senses. The exhibition area will extend across the entire showroom area on two levels and will display enduring design – for what you like for a long time won’t need replacing for a long time either.

Programme Partner presentation Grüne Erde 6., Mariahilfer Straße 11 30.9.–8.10., Mon–Wed 9:30–19:00, Thurs+Fri 9:30–19:30, Sat 9:30–18:00 Cocktail: Thurs 6.10., 18:30

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Hakobo Studio, Jakub and Paulina Stêpieñ (pl) COPYRIGHT, COPYLEFT Jakub Stępień, aka Hakobo, is considered one of the highestprofile poster designers in the world. He breaks through the borders of art, design, and commercial art and collaborates with many of Poland’s cultural institutions. His characteristic style is heavily influenced by traditional graphic art and street culture, but contains elements of both simple arrangements and camouflage, graphic noiz, or the excessive.

Pola Stępień studied graphic art and painting at the Academy of Fine Arts and Design in Ldoz and works in the areas of architecture, interior design, and design.

The founder of the fashion label MODAPOLKA and the design studio wunderteam.pl, she draws her inspiration primarily from exploring the border areas of the disciplines.

Hauer Rumo (de/ch) LIVE WITH THEM Wild animals are colonising the city. Because of growing conurbations and shrinking woodland their natural habitat is becoming more and more confined. Now they are re-adapting and taking back what the city has taken from them. Fox, racoon and wild boar have arrived in the everyday life of the city and can be encountered with increasing frequency between dustbin and alleyway.

Tired of dirt and chaos, townspeople are trying to keep the wild animal at bay. But how can we integrate animals into our lives again and live with them in a balanced relationship? Hauer Rumo are supporting the take-over by the wild creatures of the woods and inviting them to settle in a city like Vienna. The presentation shows how the two designers picture this new partnership.

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Laboratory presentation, work-in-progress

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stilwerk Wien, ground floor, 2., Praterstraße 1 30.9.–9.10., daily 10:00–20:00

Cocktail: Sat 1.10., 19:00 Closing Party: Sat 8.10., 18:00

Presence of Hakobo Studio in the Laboratory: 30.9.–4.10.

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Hinterland (at) WANDERLAND – A POP-UP HINTERLAND

Before Mr Padilla founded the company Ballons & Ballons at the lower end of Taborstrasse, he was a designer – to be exact, a designer of lamps for night stands, which he and his wife produced and sold from their flat. His main business today is trading in merchandise made of latex, plastic, or the environmentally friendly natural rubber and filled with air, helium, or water. Field of application: from births to burials.

Facts and details about the persons in question, as well as the dynamic nature of a hollow elastic body, harbour design stories – some of them rather poetic – that can be told in Vienna. Did you know, for instance, that Mr Padilla also owns a go cart track at the Prater amusement park that he doesn’t talk about much?

Hermann Trebsche is going to get to the bottom of these stories and tell them from a designer’s point of view.

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Passionswege presentation Ballons & Ballons 2., Taborstraße 98 30.9.–7.10., Mon–Fri 9:00–17:00

‘Hinterland’ for 10 days – it will pop open and then fold shut. And in between will be an inviting journey. A colossal book – when you open it, a whole new world, all out of cardboard, comes into being: a tree, whose leaves reflect the hinterland that one enters with just one step inside the open book. Lying under the tree, one can get lost in thoughts of another world – with the aid of sound and image. A dream world for just a short time!

Stage designer Martina Segna, photographer Wolfgang Silveri, designer Jakob Winkler, sound designer Favela Gold, and the founder of ‘Hinterland’, Gudrun Wallenböck, invite you on this journey – into the ‘Hinterland’.

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Hofmobiliendepot · Möbel Museum Wien HYGIENE: PRODUCT – DAILY ROUTINE – COMPULSION What does hygiene mean in the twenty-first century? What disgusts us about it, and what do we accept without problem?

The designer pair DANKLHAMPEL asked clean freaks and numerous Joe Publics which and how many hygiene articles they used and possessed. To coincide with the special exhibition ‘Intimate Witnesses: From the Washstand to the Bathroom’, an intervention in the permanent collection will show these varying ‘hygiene profiles’ and present the Hofmobiliendepot [Imperial Furniture Collection] and its door handles, toilets, and handrails as ‘Contact Zones’ of a special kind.

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honey & bunny (at) FOOD TOOLS – A FOOD DESIGNPERFORMANCE Located in a workshop, Sonja Stummerer, Martin Hablesreiter, and Tom Hanslmaier will be preparing and serving food using the tools and machines of a craftsman. ‘Food tools’ is a playful attempt to address and enable the transfer of technical knowledge between ‘classical’ industrial design and food design. Food will be prepared with drills, circular saws, and milling machines. Simultaneously, biochemical processes as design processes will be dealt with using so-called ‘molecular gastronomical’ methods.

Visitors will be presented with a machine choreography with biochemical elements to watch.

Afterwards each guest will be served a different part of the designer food, all strictly choreographed. Plates made of meat, spoons milled from carrot as ‘semi-material’, and other edible tools will appear.

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Intier Automotive Eybl FLAXX CHAIRPRESENTATION Martin Mostböck (at) The ‘FLAXX Chair’ has been conceived as a hybrid, with the comfort of a cantilever chair and the functionality of one with four legs. The new type of construction employed for the supporting frame and the combination of all the merits of both concepts is an up-to-date interpretation, both in terms of function and form. The seat shell is made of natural fibre mats, with several layers of the material pressed and thus brought into a stable, three-dimensional form. The seat shell and base frame are 100 percent recyclable.

The technology for the fabrication of the seat comes from the automobile industry and is already being successfully employed for interior components. With the ‘FLAXX Chair’ this technology is being used in a modified form for the first time for furniture, combining the advantages of modern technology with the concept of sustainable materials.

Programme Partner presentation stilwerk Wien 2nd floor, 2., Praterstraße 1 30.9.–9.10., Mon–Fri 10:00–19:00, Sa 10:00–18:00 Cocktail: Sat 1.10., 16:00

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Italienisches Kulturinstitut BORDER AREAS. ON THE EXHIBITION CORRISPONDENZE IMPREVISTE To mark the occasion of the 150th anniversary of Italy’s unification and as its contribution to Italy’s pavilion at the 54th International Art Exhibition – the Venice Biennale 2011, the Italian Cultural Institute in Vienna is showing the exhibition Corrispondenze impreviste in its interior and exterior space. Installations by Italian artists living in Vienna – Michael Obrist and Peter Zoderer (feld72); Marco Dessí, Luca Paschini, Karl Emilio Pircher (Walking-Chair); and Giulio Polita and Esther Stocker.

The artists reflect new dimensions of their cultural identity in an interplay between their Italian origins and working experience in Austria.

In the space-related works, the boundaries between art and the disciplines of architecture and design are blurred. These aspects will be topics covered by Tulga Beyerle talking with the artists and the curator, Claudia Maria Walther.

The exhibition is on view until 30 November 2011.

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kidsroomZOOM DESIGN FOR CHILDREN kidsroomZOOM will be showing a snapshot of contemporary design for children, with 25 selected international designers coming together to decorate a flat for children. This new format was developed in 2010 by the children’s furniture designers Thomas Maitz (perludi, Graz) and Paola Noé (the gallery unduetrestella – Design for Kids, Milan) and has already been successfully exhibited at the Milan Furniture Fair 2011 and at the Graz Design Month 2011.

The project unites contemporary art, a product presentation, events, and workshops as a way of creating a network revolving around the subject of children.

Under the slogan ‘How r u?’ adults put themselves on a level with youngsters and question the positioning of and children’s access to furniture and everyday objects. Ecology, value consciousness, and responsibility for the coming generations are concepts that play an instrumental role here.

Programme Partner presentation

Kikkoman Trading Europe KIKKOMAN LIMITED EDITION 1961–2011. To mark the occasion of their 50th anniversary, Kikkoman will be featuring a limited edition of their cult bottle by the Japanese industrial designer Kenji Ekuan that will only be available as a gift item for a short time. During the last 50 years, despite worldwide attempts to copy it, this dispenser has become synonymous with the Kikkoman brand. Designed back in 1961, the 150-ml bottle is still a timeless masterwork of design and is at home as a design classic in international collections, such as at the Museum of Modern Art in New York. With its curved silhouette, it makes a simple but elegant appearance and is impressive for its practical and convenient handling. It graces kitchen shelves and dining tables in homes and restaurants all over the world. In accordance with Kenji Ekuan’s motto – ‘Design is a source of life enhancement’ – Kikkoman will be cooking up a presentation at bulthaup Opernring.

1., Wipplingerstraße 29, 1st floor 30.9.–9.10., 10:00–19:00

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Konstantin Schmölzer (at) AT VERDARIUM Konstantin Schmölzer is a young Austrian designer with studies in Eindhoven and New York who despite his youth can already boast a diverse spectrum of training and work experience. Besides product design, with a focus on highly developed production technologies, Schmölzer also works in the fields of architecture and graphic, motion, and web design. Additionally, he is engaged in branding and system design.

The perfect partner for him for the Passionswege has been found: Verdarium. This is a firm where Nora Stalzer and Clemens Lutz use knowledge, flair, and a sure sense of style to help people make their lives, their gardens, and their terraces greener or to live just as elegantly outside as inside. Get ready for a fruitful dialogue at the highest level when Schmölzer and Verdarium join forces!

Passionswege presentation Verdarium im stilwerk Wien 1st floor, 2., Praterstraße 1 30.9.–9.10., Mon–Fri 10:00–19:00, Sat 10:00–18:00 Cocktail: Sat 1.10., 17:00–20:30

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J. & L. Lobmeyr 80 YEARS “LOOS-SERVICE” Stefan Sagmeister (at/us) The cylindrical glass tumblers from Vienna have conquered the world. It would most certainly have pleased Adolf Loos to see an industrially manufactured variant of his design from the 1930s in any café you might happen to walk into. The original, which was considered to be provocatively simple in those days, has been produced ever since by Lobmeyr.

Tiny details, more felt than seen, make these glasses objects one simply loves. In a letter to Lobmeyr, Loos suggested engraving motifs on the base: ‘butterfly, fly, a nude human figure, little animals, etc’ – an unusual proposal to be made by a purist. The New York-based graphic designer Stefan Sagmeister has now been commissioned to deliver his interpretation. The result: ‘SEVEN DEADLY SINS – SEVEN HEAVENLY VIRTUES’.

Programme Partner presentation J. & L. Lobmeyr 1., Kärntner Straße 26 30.9.–8.10., Mon–Fri 10:00–19:00, Sat 10:00–18:00 Cocktail: Fri 7.10., 19:00

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LucidiPevere (it) AT WOKA LAMPS VIENNA WOKA produces luminaires and lamp models from the period of art nouveau and the Wiener Werkstätte, also design of the nineteenth and twentieth centuries. In all these lines it prides itself on its unique craftsmanship. At WOKA they know all about the cultural history of the lamp. And of course the refinement of brass, which was always highly valued as a metal alloy in making lamps, alone for its similarity to gold.

The two Italian designers LucidiPevere are also fans of brass.

Therefore they have decided not to make a brass object for their project at WOKA, but to stage in a display of their own design a kind of study in honour of the goldenyellow material and its potential.

They explore material and colour combinations, celebrate the diversity of surface techniques, and not least honour the skills of the craftspeople at WOKA.

Passionswege presentation WOKA LAMPS VIENNA

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MAK MICHAEL WALLRAFF. LOOKING UP. VERTICAL PUBLIC SPACE The heart of Michael Wallraff’s architectural concept is the city as a dynamic structure with creative potential. His current research project, developed for the MAK Gallery as a three-dimensional installation, examines the dimension of verticality in the public space and sketches scenarios of forward-looking urban planning.

Programme Partner exhibition MAK, 1., Stubenring 5

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MAK THE GREAT VIENNA COFFEE HOUSE-EXPERIMENT. PHASE II: THE TEST ARRANGEMENT

MAK THE GREAT VIENNA COFFEE HOUSE-EXPERIMENT. PHASE II Tour with the expert Gregor Eichinger (at)

The Vienna coffee house has world reputation. In their cooperative project design> neue strategien MAK and departure had this important cultural and social crossroads investigated. Under the direction of coffee house expert Gregor Eichinger and the guidance of raumlaborberlin, Antenna Design NY, and Studio Andrea Branzi, Milan, new approaches were worked out (Phase I). These will now be tested as an experiment during the VIENNA DESIGN WEEK (until 16.10.).

Seeing to the real coffee house business will be the Vienna professional group of coffee houses and the Club of Viennese Coffee House Owners. Waiter, please ...!

With the MAK DESIGN NITE, a further accompanying exhibition will open, in the MAK DESIGN SPACE, that will show the development process of Phase I and evaluate the test period of Phase II (until 13 October). The research project will then be documented in a publication.

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‘Coffee houses are like pockets in the public sphere where space and time are consumed, but only coffee appears on the bill.’ This is how Gregor Eichinger explains the simple principle of a coffee house.

As a transitional spot between private and public, leisure and work, between communication, contemplation, and the offer of analogue and digital meetings, in any case the coffee house offers still more potential for urban culture than mere consumption or nostalgia. Under Eichinger’s direction and with high-profile international involvement, novel ideas have been worked out that now will be tried out in a test arrangement in the MAK-Säulenhalle (until 16 October). An accompanying exhibition in the MAK DESIGN SPACE will show the experiment’s development process. The applied research project is taking place within the framework of design> neue strategien, a cooperation between MAK und departure, the creative agency of the City of Vienna.

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MAK DESIGN SHOP/ AFTER WORK MEETING POINT: LES TARTES Markus Hanakam & Roswitha Schuller (at)

MAK THE SECOND SKIN – OBJECTS FOR PACKING AND PRESERVING MAK Special Guided Tour

The comparison between the ornamental beautification of what are actually modern, anonymous architectural structures with the sugar icing on a torte cites a metaphor that was already discovered in the representational buildings of the Stalin era, the so-called ‘gingerbread style’. Hanakam & Schuller’s ‘Tartes’ are the product of the artist pair’s ongoing occupation with dessert surfaces and toppings, which they explore and apply as a sculptural medium.

They translate the forms and colour schemes of these toppings into video animations, computer applications, objects, and small furniture articles. The ‘Tarte’ series is a mixture of computer graphics, objects, and cut-out sheets.

Twelve cut-out sheets from different theme groups produce a whole tarte. In cooperation with the MAK Design Shop they will be issued as a calendar edition for the year 2012.

Tour of the exhibition ‘The Second Skin – Objects for Packing and Preserving’ with Gabriele Fabiankowitsch, Director of the MAK Education Programme and Tours.

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MAK PERFECTLY PACKED MAK4FAMILY Perfectly Packed – Directions for Making Parcels. A workshop for the entire family!

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MAK INDUSTRIAL FURNITURE – PROTOTYPES OF THE MODERN ERA MAK Special Guided Tour This will be a dialogue tour of the exhibition ‘Industrial Furniture – Prototypes of the Modern Era’ with Jakob Gasteiger, artist and collector, and Gabriele Fabiankowitsch, Director of the MAK Education Programme and Tours.

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Information optimised for your mobile phone about the Vienna CITYBIKE stations and the current daily programme for the VIENNA DESIGN WEEK can be found under www.vdw.cbw.at

Meet in the Kantine. Festival after hours daily in the Cafe Drechsler with soulful music by radio 98.3 Superfly. DJ Line-up 19:00–23:00 6., Linke Wienzeile 22

Collect stamps and win! You can get your Pilgrim's Pass at the VIENNA DESIGN WEEK Meeting Point as well as at any of the 40 places where the pass can be stamped.

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Megumi Ito, Peter Weisz, mikimartinek (at) Sebastian Menschhorn MERINO WOOL IN A (jp/at) 5 SENSES – ROSES, DESIGN:CONTEXT TULIPS, CARNATIONS! mikimartinek has placed a knit Sharpening the five senses – smell, taste, touch, hearing, and sight – while you enjoy a nice glass of wine. First, the sense of sight will be called into action: What is the label like? Then comes the sense of touch: How does the bottle feel in the hand?

Finally, the cork will be noisily removed, and the sound of the wine being poured will be followed by the awakened senses of smell and taste: the awareness of the bouquet, the first sip... The installation will be located at a winery, where all of these perceptions are moreor-less consciously celebrated on a daily basis. The overdrawn aids to the senses, such as flowers for the bouquet or the typical sounds of a bottle of wine being opened as a sound stage will allow the sensory perceptions to be filtered individually or synesthetically registered together. The intoxication of the senses in this installation can be experienced completely without a hangover!

stool in a design:context and created a piece of upholstered furniture that combines qualities of previous seating objects in a surprising new way. Central to the process are technology and materials. The design runs consciously counter to the concepts of ‘transient’, ‘fast’, and ‘cheap’.

Why textiles? ‘Textiles embrace us,’ says the trend analyst Li Edelkoort. Nevertheless, the knowledge and skills involved with textiles are dying out. Together with the knitting expert Veronika Persché, mikimartinek has developed premium-quality, individually knitted works from merino wool, so that the stools have a feeling of sumptuousness. In a display visitors can experience spirit, personality, versatility, and something new and different.

On 1 October and from 3 to 8 October mikimartinek will personally be there as of 17:00.

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Nespresso NESPRESSO DESIGN CONTEST SUSTAIN. ABILITY.DESIGN

Neue Wiener Werkstätte M3-CHAIR Thomas Feichtner (at)

Quality, innovation, and design play a central role for Nespresso.

State-of-the-art design coffee machines and accessories emphasize the exclusivity and uniqueness of the 16 Nespresso ‘Grand Cru’ coffees. After a successful debut last year, Nespresso Austria and the Neigungsgruppe Design have organised a contest for the second time within the framework of the VIENNA DESIGN WEE K, which underscores design competence for the long term.

Service design is the main theme of this year’s contest. March Gut, Bernhard Rothbucher, Rouven Haas, White Elephant, and Julia Landsiedl have all been invited to deal with the entire recycling service and process for the Nespresso coffee capsules.

The five projects will be displayed in the Nespresso Boutique at Mahlerstraße as part of the VIENNA DESIGN WEEK . Of these, three will receive awards from a prestigious panel of judges.

NEUE WIENER WERKSTÄTTE will be showing the ‘M3 Chair’ by the Austrian designer Thomas Feichtner. This one-of-a-kind piece represents a contrast to the serially produced ‘FX10 Lounge Chair’, an earlier design by Feichtner, which has already become an Austrian design classic. Freed of the requirements of a series product, this design not only experiments with static and function, but also relies on the craftsmanship of the traditional company

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Design brunch on Saturday, 1 October: the NEUE WIENER WERKSTÄTTE and Thomas Feichtner invite you to a discussion of design and craftsmanship over breakfast.

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New Design University NEW DESIGN FESTIVAL 2011/SYMPOSIUM Within the framework of their New Design Festival, the New Design University invites you to the stilwerk Wien for an exploration of contemporary university structures at home and abroad. The goal is to have a public discussion of the connection between modern university education and the building forms necessary for it. The following architects have been invited to join the discussion: Lacaton/ Vassal und Diller, Scofidio, Renfro, David Adjaye (tbc).

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Oskar Zieta (pl) REFLECTIONS With their show ‘Reflections’ on the premises of Sotheby’s, the Polish-Swiss team of Oskar Zieta Prozessdesign will be starting a first-time attempt to make sheet metal appear transparent.

Zieta’s objects, their inflated metal furniture, will be shown here encased in boxes lined with patterns. Through small peepholes, the viewers will see a section of a picture reflected on the polished surface of the metal composed of a distorted image of both the space and the pattern. This transgression of the boundaries – the melding of pattern, surface, and reflection – will also leave the viewer with an impression of warmth or coolness depending on the type of metal – whether stainless steel or brass, for example.

Deliberate optical disorientation!

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Patrycja Domanska (at) AT TOSTMANN TRACHTEN

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Everyday dirndls, festive dirndls, blueprint linen and wool brocade – Tostmann is the firm of tailors of traditional Austrian dress founded in 1949 as a business run by two people near Attersee; it has become genuinely renowned in this traditional, quality fashion sector, also internationally. Highquality woven and printed fabrics, renewal within tradition, not forgetting exclusive production in its own tailoring workshops – these are the qualities that have made the name of the firm stand out.

Though impressed by the “slow dress” mentality in the custom tailoring workshop, the Viennabased designer Patrycja Domanska nevertheless opted to bring a serial aspect into the Tostmann atelier. She touched up and refashioned a sewing machine into a printing tool to generate what is probably an entirely new generation of traditional fabrics. Come and print your own dirndl!

The presentation by Czech designer Petr Novague represents not only a personal story but also a new form of product and its development. Novague‘s creative approach is that of individual design, which is determined by the character of the client and the situation on the market at the same time. The installation shows the individual stages and fragments of the process, introducing the visitors to a world of original forms, elegance and a variety of design solutions.

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Philippe Malouin (ca) AT J. & L. LOBMEYR

PostlerFerguson (uk) CAFÉ SONJA

The Viennese glass company of J. & L. Lobmeyr, erstwhile purveyors to the court, has devoted itself for 200 years to the refinement and finishing of the demanding material of glass. The company is equally as famous for incomparable quality in mousseline glass, cut glass, engraving and chandelier production as it is for the close collaboration with some of the most outstanding designers of the twentieth century.

The Canadian designer Philippe Malouin is casting a new light onto the Lobmeyr production method, which is characterised by time intensity and low-quantity series. Quartz powder slowly sifts out of a revolving and simultaneously rotating sack, visualising the time factor. Spirographic-type patterns self-generate, gain in complexity, slowly become dunes perhaps.

As a contemporary interpretation, Café Sonja is a special arm of the traditional Café Drechsler in the Vienna second district. With exquisite coffee and food nestled amongst rough walls, PostlerFerguson and Café Drechsler have put together simple and delicious dishes for you. Classical Viennese cuisine rethought in new combinations, textures and forms and served in a calm, warm atmosphere.

Thoughtful but not precious, raw but refined, Sonja is a designer's local joint.

Passionswege presentation J. & L. Lobmeyr 1., Kärntner Straße 26 30.9.–8.10.

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Pratersauna THE SAUNA CHAIR PS ArtSpace × Clemens Wolf A vehicle for groceries turns into a piece of furniture! The childhood memories of the cathedral of consumption and its altars, the supermarket shelves, are about the (un)attainability of the objects of desire. The child sits in the shopping trolley and reaches out for the goods on offer. The ‘Sauna Chair’ places its user in a similar situation. In the context of the Prater Sauna as a temple of hedonistic encounters, the seating furniture establishes a link between those sitting and those dancing – the latter as symbolic objects of desire. In the anonymitycreating situation inherent to the place, ‘the child’s’ range of action is once again externally controlled at arm’s length.

Welcome to the shopping trolley!

We’re going on a journey to the land of milk and honey.

Programme Partner exhibition Pratersauna – Social Life & Art Space 2., Waldsteingartenstr. 135 Fri 30.9.–Sun 2.10., Thurs 6.–Sat 8.10., 8:00–24:00, Sat 1.10., 15:00–24:00 Cocktail: Sun 2.10., 15:00

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Die Presse IDEA CONTEST MARKE ÖSTERREICH Twenty distinguished visual designers, who are either Austrian or living in Austria, have been invited by Die Presse and the Austrian Postal Service to take part in the ideas competition ‘Marke Österreich’ [The Stamp/ Brand of Austria], with their approach to Austrian identity to be visualised in the form of a stamp. As part of the event, all of the stamp designs will be shown and the term ‘stamp’ in its double meaning discussed. In a roundtable discussion with experts, the question of how Austria as a ‘design label’ functions will be addressed. How much can design contribute to ‘nation branding’?

Following the discussion the competition’s winning stamp will be announced. It will realised in 2012 as part of the special issue stamp programme. The Project was developed by Liquid Frontiers, Vienna.

You are cordially invited by Die Presse and the Postal Service to a flying buffet at the end.

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Rado RADO YOUNG DESIGN PRIZE 2011 Rado, the iconic Swiss watchmaker, will be presenting the winner of the Rado Young Design Prize 2011. The kick-off for this contest, targeted at young creatives and international students of design, was a result of the VIENNA DESIGN WEEK 2010.

Every month young artists have been selected to realise their projects in the Rado Store Vienna. Now the most innovative and visionary project has been honoured with the Rado Young Design Prize 2011.

The winner will present his or her installation in the Rado Store Vienna for the entire duration of the VIENNA DESIGN WEEK 2011.

Unlimited Spirit. RADO. Programme Partner presentation Rado Store Vienna 1., Kärntner Straße 18 30.9.–8.10., Mon–Fri 9:30–19:00, Sat 9:30–18:00 Cocktail: Mon 3.10., 19:00

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Galerie Rauminhalt _MÖBELN Gerold Tagwerker (at) For his installation ‘_möbeln’ in the showroom of the Rauminhalt gallery, the visual artist Gerold Tagwerker has chosen sculptures and objects by artist colleagues who deal with the subjects of furniture, design, function, and non-function in order to ironically question through sculpture the utilitarian character of furniture or to give it new shapes as a formally reduced object. An extensive modular push-fit system

by Tagwerker will serve as the display on which the objects are presented.

With objects by Sepp Auer, Stefan Eberstadt, Werner Feiersinger, Michael Gumhold, Christoph Weber, among others, and a display by Gerold Tagwerker.

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The Big Festival Bash with DJ/VJ-Line-up!

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Ravi Naidoo (za) TALKING ABOUT: CHANGE

Regional Museum in Stalowa Wola (pl) JUST A THING

Ravi Naidoo is the founder and managing director of Interactive Africa, a Cape Town based media and marketing company.

After studying economics and physiology at the University of CapeTown he worked as account director at Young and Rubicam, and, after founding Interactive Africa, received recognition for the project management of e.g. the First African in Space Mission and the marketing and pitching of South Africa’s bid to host the 2010 Football World Cup. Also, he directed projects and initiatives promoting IT development and telecommunications in Africa.

Nonetheless, Ravi is possibly best known for establishing the international Design Indaba, which has become recognized as one of the world’s leading design institutions through its flagship conference and expo annually held in Cape Town. Recently, Design Indaba expanded to also include community-oriented projects.

The exhibition features the latest works – never shown before – of 10 Polish designers and design groups: Aze design, Beton, Paweł Grobelny, Krystian Kwieciński, Lapolka, Malafor, Bartosz Mucha, Piotr Stolarski, Arek Wolski and Łukasz Wysoczyński. Some of them, like Malafor or Paweł Grobelny, are already mature authors, well-known in Europe.

Others, like Krystian Kwieciński and Łukasz Wysoczyński have only just started their artistic careers. All of them, however, are gifted designers whose works show amazing imagination and a sense of humour; they provoke, make us think about the role of design in our life, prove that simple questions can receive surprising answers. The theme of JUST A THING gave the artists a chance for free interpretation.

The curator set a task to design an ordinary object which would fit into a plywood box of standard dimensions of 75×75×75 cm. The only constraint that limited the designers was the size of the box.

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Sofia Design Week IS THERE OR ISN‘T THERE – BULGARIAN PRODUCT DESIGN NOW “Is There Or Isn’t There” is an exhibition of ideas realized by twelve Bulgarian designers. Most of them live and work in Sofia, while a few have chosen to set up their own studios in different European countries. The exhibition brings together projects that are unique because of their artistry, simplicity, material, style and execution, all united by an aesthetic uncommon in the Bulgarian mass market.

This is not an objective and comprehensive exhibition. It shows no examples of successfully completed projects for industrial production – faucets, yogurt pots or plastic chairs for restaurants. It consists of a subjective selection made on the basis of interesting and remarkable developments.

The long-term objective of the exhibition is to grow into a platform that supports, promotes and launches Bulgarian product design at home and abroad. (Adriana Andreeva Dimitrova, curator)

stadtpark. (at/hu/pl) FUNCTIONAL_GREEN The city today appears to have been completely planned, with greening having been reduced to measures affecting the composition of the layout. In a joint effort with institutions in the vicinity and volunteers, we will carry out green interventions on and around Volkertplatz.

Through the cultivation of useful plants, a new consciousness for food in an urban environment is intended to be created and urban farming tried out. A central aspect of our work here will involve examining the Volkertmarkt. We will be asking what the strengths of a market are in today’s world and whether new solutions are conceivable that would convert the market from being reliant on imported foodstuffs into a concept of direct production, thus transforming the market into a unique selling proposition.

Carte Blanche presentation, urban farming

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2., Marinelligasse 3–3A and public space around Volkertmarkt 30.9.–8.10., daily 14:00–19:00

Haus Wittgenstein, 3., Parkgasse 18 30.9.–9.10., daily 13:00–18:00

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stilwerk Wien RECYCLING DESIGN PRIZE

With his latest work for the crystal manufacturer Theresienthal, the German designer Christian Haas presents a stackable cosmos.

Every single element of his ‘Small Worlds’ is in itself useful, decorative, and created with the finest craftsmanship. If one places the components together, a small storybook world appears. The results of classical glass-working techniques like overlay, cutting, and engraving are not only decorative, but are part of the whole story.

Ever since the revival of its manufactory, the glass producer Theresienthal in the Bavarian Forest has strongly invested in collaborations with international designers. Building on a carefully preserved tradition of craftsmanship reaching back to 1836, a number of new drinking glass series and decorative objects have been produced in recent years in collaboration with renowned designers.

For the first time the high-profile Recycling Design Prize will be presented in the Vienna ‘stilwerk’.

The design award honours products by talented young designers that are created and produced from recycled materials. The show is already being seen in ‘stilwerk’ buildings in Berlin and Düsseldorf between July and September 2011. After that it will travel to Vienna and will be on show within the framework of the VIENNA DESIGN WEEK. As of October 1st the award-winning products will be waiting to be explored on all four floors of the Vienna ‘stilwerk’.

The shops located in the ‘stilwerk’ building will join in the celebration and offer you light refreshments.

The Recycling Design Prize was already presented for the fourth time in October 2010 at the design museum MARTa, located in Herford, North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany. The assignment for the new designers was to discover hidden qualities in discarded items and then to turn them into something useful.

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Studio Rygalik, Gosia & Tomek Rygalik (pl) COPYRIGHT, COPYLEFT Tomek Rygalik studied architecture and industrial design in Lodz and New York and completed a post-graduate degree at the Royal College of Art in London, where he also worked as a research assistant. Gosia Rygalik has only recently completed her design studies at the Warsaw Academy of Fine Arts and the Danish Design School in Copenhagen. Working together as Studio Rygalik, the two focus on furniture, interior design, and products, collaborating with many international companies, such as DuPont/Corian, Moroso, Artek, Noti, Heal's, Ideal Standard, Pfleiderer, and Comforty. Gosia and Tomek share a common interest in experimental processes, which leads them to also explore the relationship between eating and design.

Labororatory presentation, work-in-progress stilwerk Wien, ground floor 2., Praterstraße 1 30.9.–9.10., daily 10:00–20:00 Presence of Studio Rygalik in the Laboratory: 5.10.–9.10.

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With the material ‘Buzzi felt’, a maximal sound insulation is achieved and simultaneously recycling ideas implemented, for it is 100 per cent made of used PET-bottles. The ‘Buzzi felt’ thus unites two topical subjects: ecological awareness in the form of recycling, and combating noise pollution, the latter of which affects all of us daily, especially in an urban environment.

As part of the VIENNA DESIGN WEEK , the Hans Taus furniture shop will be showing possibilities of how low-noise islands of private space can be created – at home and at work. What ‘Buzzi felt’ can do will be demonstrated with two rooms: one effectively equipped with sound insulation, the other not. Hear the difference!

Programme Partner presentation Hans Taus Einrichtungen 9., Porzellangasse 9 30.9.–8.10., Mon–Fri 10:00–18:00, Sat 10:00–17:00 Cocktail: Tues 6.10., 19:00

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Technische Universität Wien Technische Universität Wien ECOLUCY – PAPER SCITUSHOW LIGHTING OBJECTS How does one present highly In the summer semester 2011, twelve students began with the SUDECO (Sustainable Design and Communication Strategies) module of the Department for Spatial and Sustainable Design under the supervision of Erwin K. Bauer, Harald Gründl, Anton Kottbauer, Beatrix Roidinger, and Marc Wallerberger. With sustainability in mind, the idea was to design lighting objects from one material alone; and paper was the choice.

Under the label ‘Ecolucy’, lighting objects were developed with the goal of uniting paper, light, sustainability, and design. The exhibition will be accompanied by furniture out of cardboard by Günter Pichler from the ‘Werkstatt Raum’. Works

by Martin Breitfellner, Elisabeth Etzler, Johannes Fink, Edith Fuchs, Lisa Geiszler, Dorothee Huber, Philipp Moherndl, Monika Rycerz, Johannes Salzbrunn, Benedikt Schlager, Eva Rauchmann, and Nora Wittmann.

technical information? Under the title ‘sciTUshow’, students of the Vienna University of Technology (TU), Institute of Art and Design, will be displaying seven different designs dealing with creating a better visibility for the TU at international trade fairs. The goal was to adequately present the university’s research achievements in the areas of innovation and sustainability. Besides communication and how long visitors remain at a trade fair stand, such important parameters as the transportability, flexibility, possibility for reuse, and costs have been taken into account. Particularly challenging was how to unite its use by various university institutes, each with its own exhibits, under a subtle corporate identity. Modular, open concepts were the result, which can also be used by the university for presentations outside of a trade fair context.

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Technisches Museum Wien/Lichterloh STANDARD TIME – PUBLIC CLOCKS AND URBAN DESIGN Since 1907 the ‘cube clocks’ have been reference points on the Vienna cityscape and announced the so-called ‘standard time’ for decades. An appreciation of the city’s furniture and the inclusion of its history for the first time are reflected in a publication issued by the company Lichterloh. As part of the VIENNA DESIGN WEEK urban studies expert Peter Payer in a lecture investigates these witnesses of the past. Afterwards a panel of experts will be talking about public clocks and other city furniture. One ‘cube clock’ will also be presented to the Vienna Museum of Technology for its collection.

Discussion participants: Carl Auböck, Heidulf Gerngross, Michael Obrist, architect (feld72), Peter Payer, urban studies expert / Vienna Museum of Technology Moderation: Barbara Rett In cooperation with Lichterloh and the Vienna Museum of Technology, supported by the Vienna City department MA 33.

Programme Partner presentation Technisches Museum Wien 14., Mariahilfer Straße 212 Sun 9.10., 11:00

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Thomas + Martin Poschauko (de) COPYRIGHT, COPYLEFT Thomas and Martin Poschauko are first and foremost illustrators and experimental graphic designers. Their creative palette is highly diversified: they design record covers, children’s books, classical graphic design projects, and corporate designs. They love to ‘narrate stories visually’ and free experimentation. Their goal is to never get set in any one ‘style’ and to always find completely new forms of visualisation. In their experimental work, as ‘creative researchers’ they analyse their own creative process and pass on the insights gained as teachers and authors.

Also present as guests: Tobias Röttger (Eikes Hort, www.tobiasroettger.de) & Arne Schneider (www.arneschneider. de), graphic designers.

Laboratory presentation, work-in-progress stilwerk Wien, ground floor 2., Praterstraße 1 30.9.–9.10., daily 10:00–20:00 Presence of Thomas + Martin Poschauko in the Laboratory: 5.10.–7.10.

Lab Talk: Tues 4.10., 17:30

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Tomás Alonso (es) AT THE WIENER SILBER MANUFACTUR

Tomas Kral (sk) AT THE MÜHLBAUER HUTMANUFAKTUR

The products of the Vienna Silver Manufactory have stories to tell: of bourgeois table culture during the era of the “Ringstrasse”, of courtly pomp, but also the dawning of the modern language of forms in the first third of the twentieth century.

They are fashioned with extremely high fine silver content, which not only increases their highly assessed material value, but also has an anti-oxidising effect: “suitable for dishwashers”, as is stated on the website of the old established firm.

People who know Tomás Alonso’s work – often executed in simple wood, they strike one as light, three-dimensional sketches – will hardly associate him with Viennese silver. So this collaboration is all the more fascinating – Alonso approaches it with the “functionality of the pattern” in mind: a plain tea service with fluted pattern on the underside of the set and the upper side of the tray, both interlocked with each other. An ensemble that simultaneously combines harmony with wilful originality.

Ever since Klaus Mühlbauer inherited his parents’ hat factory in the fourth generation in 2001, the company has been experiencing a highly successful relaunch. Youngat-heart, colourful hat design in top-quality workmanship suddenly cropped up next the classic forms and colours and soon inspired the Viennese and meanwhile Brad Pitt, Madonna and Yoko Ono to wear Mühlbauer hats.

You wouldn’t normally put hats into the category of “product design”.

But there is surely no doubt that hats and caps have something in common both in function and optics with lampshades. Tomas Kral is a Slovakian designer living in Lausanne. He has singled out these symbolic analogies of hat and lamp for his project with the old established hat factory. With abounding love of detail and equipped with the whole arsenal of processing methods and materials at Mühlbauer, Kral has developed his “Light Objects with Hat”.

Passionswege presentation Wiener Silber Manufactur 1., Spiegelgasse 14 30.9.–9.10., Mon–Fri 10:00–18:00, Sat 10:00–17:00

Passionswege presentation Mühlbauer Hutmanufaktur 1., Seilergasse 10 30.9.–9.10., Mon–Fri 10:00–18:30, Sat 10:00–18:00 Cocktail: Fri 30.9., 17:00–20:30

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Uli Budde (de) AT A.E.KÖCHERT JUWELIERE Founded in 1814, for almost two hundred years A.E.Köchert has been producing costly and prestigious jewellery in consummate workmanship, from classic forms to contemporary design. The former imperial and royal purveyors to the court and inventor of the “Sisi Star” – which the empress liked to wear in her hair – is now opening its workshop to the German designer Uli Budde.

Inspired by his conversation with the trained gem specialist Wolfgang Köchert, Budde opted for the cut diamond as his theme. But not in actual fact, because he will show neither veritable diamonds nor “bling-bling”, but a project freed of all the values associated with this most precious stone. With focus on the facet, the geometric elements of the classic brilliantcut are dissected in themselves and re-assembled into a new form. This results in polyhedral bodies, wondrous crystalline configurations and modelled 3D landscapes.

Passionswege presentation A.E.Köchert Juweliere 1., Neuer Markt 15 30.9.–8.10., Mon–Fri 10:00–18:00, Sat 10:00–17:00 Cocktail: Mon 3.10., 17:00–20:30

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Universität für angewandte Kunst Wien LECTURE FIONA RABY (UK): BETWEEN REALITY AND THE IMPOSSIBLE What happens when you decouple design from the marketplace, when rather than making technology ever more consumable, designers use the language of design to pose questions, entertain, and provoke – to transport our imaginations into parallel but possible worlds?

We are concerned not only with the expressive, functional and communicative possibilities of new technologies but also with the social, cultural and ethical consequences of living within an increasingly technologically mediated society.

It is absolutely not about prediction, but asking what if ... Speculating, dreaming, and to facilitate reflection on the kind of technologically mediated world we wish to live in. Ideally, one that reflects the complex, troubled people we are, rather than the easily satisfied consumers and users we are supposed to be. (Fiona Raby) Fiona Raby will, as of the winter semester 2011/12 be head of the Department of Industrial Design 2, University of Applied Arts Vienna.

Programme Partner lecture MAK, 1., Weiskirchnerstraße 3 Thurs 6.10., 18:00

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Vera Wiedermann (at) FRESHLY BAKED ‘Fresh’ applies not only to the young designer Vera Wiedermann, but also to her installation, which she will present for the very first time at the Frühbauer bakery as part of the VIENNA DESIGN WEEK 2011.

For thousands of years, bread has been the symbol of sustenance, of physical and spiritual energy. With the context of industrial bread production and abundance as backdrop, an installation will emerge which once again takes up the original symbolism of grain, flour, and preparation.

The Installation can be visited on October 1st and 8th but can also be viewed through the shop windows during the whole Festival.

Carte Blanche presentation Bäckerei Frühbauer 2., Darwingasse 23 30.9.–9.10.

Cocktail: Sat 1.10., 19:00 Finissage: Sat 8.10., 18:00

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WAGNER:WERK Museum Postsparkasse GLOBAL VILLAGE. DESIGN – ROOTS TO MODERNITY Exotic objects have always held a fascination for Europeans who came in contact with ethnic groups from far-away lands. Over the centuries the treasure chambers of the rulers of the times were filled. However, articles were largely ignored that could not immediately be recognised as being the creation of an artist, especially such everyday items as drinking vessels or implements. Consistent, fundamental, radical: the designers of today draw inspiration from the anonymous creations when they are looking for primary solutions for a usability problem. New materials and tools create a different surface, another finish, a new vision.

The exhibition GLOBAL VILLAGE will juxtapose the original and the modern, exotic examples and European design classics, pointing out the influence of anonymous designers from Africa, Asia, and Latin America on European modernity.

Programme Partner exhibition WAGNER:WERK Museum Postsparkasse, 1., Georg-Coch-Platz 2 3.10.–26.11., Mon–Fri 9:00–17:00, Sat 10:00–17:00

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Walking-Chair Design Gallery STRANGE MOOSIC INN WIEN Yaya Herman Dune (uk) & Mayon Hanania (fr) ‘We make things and songs’ is the motto of the Walking-Chair Design Studio & Gallery. For the exhibition ‘Strange Moosic Inn Wien’ this will all be turned around! The gallery in the third district is happy to be able to present Yaya Herman Dune, who is primarily known as being the singer/songwriter of the successful anti-folk duo ‘Herman Dune’.

With illustrations, storyboards, drawings, and objects, ‘Strange Moosic Inn Wien’ will show a tantalising cross-section of Yaya’s artistic activities beyond music.

There will also be pictures that have been jointly created with his partner, the artist Mayon Hanania.

For the opening on 3 October, Yaya will interrupt a world tour in order to be able to personally present his works in Vienna.

We’ll have to see if his guitar somehow also finds its way into his luggage. Let’s hope so!

Wien Energie ELECTRIC CHARGING STATION DESIGN Wien Energie is Austria’s largest regional supplier of energy and promotes modern, environmentally sound, and tried-and-tested technologies. Also in the area of energy infrastructure for e-vehicles, they help to create sensible means of electric mobility.

The Department of Architecture and City Planning of the City of Vienna (MA 19) commissioned the design of sustainable, technically easy to realise, and attractive electric charging stations.

A panel of experts has unanimously chosen the ‘super-steckdose’ of the GP designpartners firm as the winning project. It will now be presented within the framework of the VIENNA DESIGN WEEK . Also to be shown, and compatible with the theme, will be the new ‘Vienna Bike’, by the designer Valentin Vodev. Together the two projects offer a good prospect for new mobility possibilities in Vienna.

Programme Partner presentation

Walking-Chair Design Gallery 3., Rasumofskygasse 10 3.10.–31.12., Mon–Fri 11:00–18:00

Ausstellungszentrum Heiligenkreuzerhof 1., entrance Schönlaterngasse 5/ Grashofgasse 3 30.9. - 9.10., daily 10:00–18:00

Opening: Mon 3.10., 20:00

Cocktail: Mon 3.10., 18:00

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Wien Museum KNITTED TIME: EXPERIMENTAL DESIGN IN THE CLOCK MUSEUM Wall clocks are relics of the past: today one learns the time from a watch or mobile phone. Nevertheless, wall clocks still exert a great fascination. Experimental designers have reinvented them in recent times – as both disturbing and captivating objects that are meant to sharpen both our perception and sense of time. The Wien Museum will be showing a small selection of international examples in the Clock Museum, from a knitted clock by the Norwegian designer Siren Elise Wilhelmsen to the ‘Blank Wall Clock’ by Marti Guixé (see above) for Alessi and the ‘flip clock’ (which mostly stands still!) from the Vienna studio breadedEscalope. The Clock Museum offers the perfect surroundings for the presentation: it accommodates one of the most important clock collections in Europe. Marvels of astronomy can be seen here, as well as the famous Viennese ‘lantern clocks’ from the Biedermeier era.

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WIEN PRODUCTSCOLLECTION 2011 The WIEN PRODUCTS Collection 2011 is a project teaming up Viennese businesses from the traditional sector with ambitious new designers. The result is unusual products with a special Viennese flair. The combination of perfect craftsmanship and creative masterworks delivers outstanding products.

The Collection 2011 will be presented as part of the opening celebrations of the VIENNA DESIGN WEEK and will be on display from 1 to 30 October 2011 in the Tourist Information office on the corner of Albertinaplatz and Maysedergasse, both in their show windows and showcases inside.

Programme Partner presentation Tourist Information 1., Albertinaplatz/Maysedergasse 30.9.–9.10., daily 9:00–19:00

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Zachl & Hanserl (at) LET THE CHIPS FALL …

AND THEY MUST! Core for the development of the regionally inspired works by Zachl & Hanserl (Styria/Upper Austria) is their method of prototype construction. Also important for them is to carry out an extensive portion of the fabrication themselves, which means that they can play a larger role in realising the nuances. The design duo’s student studio has therefore been chosen as the site of the exhibition: the workshop situation will allow a direct inspection of their way of working. The Upper Austrian tradition of craftsmanship is linked here with the power of modern design. This combination produces furniture and utensils that are simple and timeless, but which are still influenced by proven historical elements.

Programme Partner presentation WERK – Netzwerk für kreative Gestaltungsprozesse 2., Große Mohrengasse 25/8 30.9.–8.10., daily 14:00–20:00

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Index

A A.E.Köchert Juweliere  p. 28, 80 Adam Wehsely-Swiczinsky  S. 43, 26 Airture  p. 43 Alonso, Tomás  p. 28, 79 Architecture  p. 42, 45, 60,

66, 75 Architekturzentrum Wien (Az W)

 S. 44 Atelier Telliez  p. 28, 45 austria wirtschaftsservice I impulse  p. 44 B Ballons & Ballons  p. 28, 57 Bauer, Erwin K.  p. 26 Beyerle, Tulga  p. 2, 59 Beza Projekt  p. 45, 31, 34 bmwfj in the designforum Wien

 S. 45 breadedEscalope  p. 83 Breuer Bono, Martin  p. 54 Budde, Uli  p. 28, 80 C Carte Blanche  p. 18, 54, 50,

68, 72, 79 Children’s programme  p. 22,

49, 50, 65, 60 Copa  p. 46 D Debut  p. 20 departure – Die Kreativagentur

der Stadt Wien  p. 46, 47,

28, 5 DER SCHEINWERFER  p. 48 design°mobil  p. 49, 50 designaustria  p. 48 designfunktion  p. 49 Domanska, Patrycja  p. 28,

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E Education  p. 22, 51, 52, 47, 48 Eichinger, Gregor  p. 63 esterni  p. 51 Eva Blut  p. 51 Exhibition  p. 25, 71, 66 F Fedrigoni Austria  p. 52 Feichtner, Thomas  p. 67 Fetz, Michael  p. 52, 18 Florian Rainer  p. 52, 18 G Gaulhofer  p. 54 Gerold Tagwerker  p. 72 GP designpartners  p. 82 Grünbeck Einrichtungen  p. 55 Grüne Erde  p. 55 Guided Tours  p. 51, 52, 42,

61, 62, 63 Guixé, Marti  p. 83 H Hakobo Studio  p. 26, 56, 34 Herman Dune  p. 82 Hermann Trebsche  p. 28, 57 Hinterland  p. 57 Hofmobiliendepot · Möbel

Museum Wien  p. 58 Hollein, Lilli  p. 2 honey & bunny  p. 58 I Intier Automotive Eybl  p. 59 Italienisches Kulturinstitut  S. 59 Ito, Megumi  p. 66 J Jacobson-Cielecka, Agnieszka

 S. 25, 71 K kidsroomZOOM  p. 60 Kikkoman Trading Europe  S. 60 Konstantin Schmölzer  p. 28, 61 Kral, Tomas  p. 28, 79

L Laboratory  p. 26, 54, 41, 76, 74 Landsiedl, Julia  p. 67 Lectures/Talks  p. 27, 30, 42,

45, 48, 71, 78 Levien, Jonathan  p. 50, 30 Lobmeyr, J. & L.  p. 61, 28, 70 Łoskiewicz, Anna  p. 45, 31, 34 LucidiPevere  p. 28, 62 M MAK – Österreichisches

Museum für angewandte Kunst/Gegenwartskunst

 p. 62–65 MAK Design Shop  p. 64 Malouin, Philippe  p. 28, 70 March Gut  p. 67 Marti Guixé  p. 83 Martin Breuer Bono  p. 54 Martin Mostböck  p. 59 Megumi Ito  p. 66 Menschhorn, Sebastian  p. 66 Michael Fetz  p. 52, 18 mikimartinek  p. 66 Mostböck, Martin  p. 59 Mühlbauer Hutmanufaktur  S. 28 N Naidoo, Ravi  p. 30, 73 Nespresso  p. 67 Neue Wiener Werkstätte  p. 67 New Design University  p. 68 O Oskar Zieta  p. 25, 34, 68 P Paper  p. 52, 77 Passionswege  p. 28, 67, 60,

77, 43, 55, 59, 78, 68 Patrycja Domanska  p. 28,

34, 69 Pecha Kucha  p. 47 Persché, Veronika  p. 66 Peter Weisz  p. 66 Petr Novague  p. 69 Philippe Malouin  p. 28, 70 Polish Design  p. 34, 43, 54,

67, 71, 72, 74 Poschauko, Thomas + Martin  S. 26, 78

PostlerFerguson  p. 18, 70 Pratersauna  p. 71 Presse, Die  p. 71 R Raby, Fiona  p. 80 Rado  p. 72 Rainer, Florian  p. 52, 18 Rauminhalt, Gallery  p. 72 Ravi Naidoo  p. 30, 73 Regional Museum in Stalowa Wola  p. 34, 73 Rotbucher, Bernhard  p. 67 Rouven Haas  p. 67 Rüf, Robert  p. 26 Rygalik, Gosia  p. 34, 76 Rygalik, Tomek  p. 34, 76 S Sagmeister, Stefan  p. 61 Sebastian Menschhorn  p. 66 Sofia Design Week  p. 74 stadtpark.  p. 18, 74 Stamm  p. 75 Stefan Sagmeister  p. 61 Steiner-Scharfetter, Gabriela  S. 22, 53, 54 Stêpieñ, Jakub  p. 26 , 56, 34 Stêpieñ, Paulina  p. 26, 56, 34 stilwerk Wien  p. 26, 75 Strumiłło-Sukiennik, Zofia  S. 45, 31, 34 Studio Rygalik  p. 34, 76 T Tagwerker, Gerold  p. 72 Talks  p. 30, 71, 48 Taus Einrichtungen  p. 76 Technische Universität Wien  S. 48, 77 Technisches Museum Wien  S. S. 78 Thomas + Martin Poschauko  S. 26, 78 Thomas Feichtner  p. 67 Tomás Alonso  p. 28, 79 Tomas Kral  p. 28, 79 Trebsche, Hermann  p. 28, 57 U Uli Budde  p. 28, 80 Universität für angewandte

Kunst Wien  p. 80

V Vandasye/Georg Schnitzer,

Peter Umgeher  p. 20 Vera Wiedermann  p. 18, 81 Verdarium  p. 61 Veronika Persché  p. 66 Vodev, Valentin  p. 82 W WAGNER:WERK Museum Postsparkasse  p. 81 Walking-Chair Design Gallery

 S. 82 Wallraff, Michael  p. 62 Wehsely-Swiczinsky, Adam  S. 43, 26 Weisz, Peter  p. 66 White Elephant  p. 67 Wiedermann, Vera  p. 18, 81 Wien Energie  p. 83 Wien Museum  p. 83 WIEN PRODUCTS  p. 83 Wiener Silber Manufactur

 S. 28, 79 WienTourismus  p. 4 Wirtschaftskammer Wien

 S. 4, 28 WOKA LAMPS VIENNA

 S. 28, 62

Y Yaya Herman Dune  p. 82 Z Zachl & Hanserl  p. 84 Zehetner, Gerd  p. 43 Zehetner, Inge  p. 43 Zieta, Oskar  p. 25, 34, 68

6 Atelier Telliez

Addresses

7 Ausstellungszentrum Heiligen kreuzerhof, 1., entrance Schön laterngasse 5/ Grashofgasse 3

daily 10:00–18:00

Just a thing  p. 71

Electric Charging Station Design  p. 80

VIENNA DESIGN WEEK Meeting Point im stilwerk Wien, 1020 Praterstraße 1 www.stilwerk.de/wien-haus.php daily 10:00–20:00 Education  p. 22/23 Labororatory/Lab Talks  p. 26/27

VIENNA DESIGN WEEK Kantine Café Drechsler 6., Linke Wienzeile 22/ corner Girardigasse Mon 8:00–2:00, Tues–Sat 3:00–2:00, Sun 3:00–24:00 with soulful music by 98.3 Superfly, daily 19:00–23:00

1 1., Wipplingerstraße 29,

1. floor, www.kidsroomzoom.

com, daily 10:00–19:00 kidsroomZOOM Design for children  p. 58

1., Neuer Markt 15 www.koechert.com Mon–Fri 10:00–18:00, Sat 10:00–17:00 Uli Budde (de)  p. 78

4 Airture, 18., Edelhofgasse 22 www.airture.at Open House  p.41

5 Architekturzentrum Wien

7., Museumsplatz 1 in MQ www.azw.at, “sonntags” Tickets daily 10:00–19:00 im Az W Shop Sunday Excursion Programme/ designsafari 7  p.42

8 Bäckerei Frühbauer

2., Darwingasse 23 Freshly baked!  p. 79

9 Ballons & Ballons, 2., Tabor-

straße 98, Mon–Fri 9:00–17:00 Hermann Trebsche (at)  p. 55

10 bulthaup Opernring

1., Opernring 10, www.opernring.bulthaup.at Kikkoman Limited Edition  p. 58

11 Café Sonja, 1., Große Pfarr-

gasse 5, daily 14:00–21:00 PostlerFerguson (uk)  p. 68

12 Décor im Augarten

2., Obere Augartenstraße 1 Idea Contest Marke Österreich  p. 69

2 2., Marinelligasse 3–3A,

temporärer Ausstellungsraum

Mon–Sat 14:00–19:00

Carte Blanche  p. 18/19

Debut  p. 20/21

Wanderland – A Pop-Up

Hinterland  p. 55

3 A.E.Köchert Juweliere

2., Große Pfarrgasse 26 Mon–Fri 13:00–18:00 Beza Projekt (pl)  p. 43

13 designforum Wien, quartier21/ MQ, 7., Museumsplatz 1

www.designforum.at Wed–Fri 10:00–18:00, Sat–Sun 11:00–18:00 impulse insight  p. 42 Winners of the National Design Prize 2011  p. 43

14 designfunktion 1., Bauern-

15 Fedrigoni Showroom

markt 12, www.designfunktion.at Mon–Fri 10:00–18:00, Sat 11:00–17:00 2051 – disrupting design  p. 47 7., Stiftgasse 21/13 www.fedrigoni.at 3.–6.10., 13:00–18:00 Paper of the Finest from Italy  p. 50

16 Fix Dich, 7., Zieglergasse 78 www.fixdich.at Mon–Wed 16:00–19:00, Thurs–Fri 13:00–19:00, Sat 10:00–15:00 VELOcité  p. 49

17 Grünbeck Einrichtungen

5., Margaretenstraße 93 www.gruenbeck.co.at Mon–Fri 9:00–18:00, Sat 10:00–16:00 Sitting Cultures – Other Coun- tries, Other Customs  p. 51

18 Haus Wittgenstein, 3., Park-

24 Mühlbauer Hutmanufaktur

25 Nespresso Boutique 1., Mahler-

gasse 18, daily 13:00–18:00 IS THERE OR ISN’T THERE – Bulgarian Product Design Now  p. 72

19 Hofmobiliendepot · Möbel

Museum Wien, 7., Andreas-

gasse 7, www.hofmobiliendepot.at

Tues–Sun 10:00–18:00

Product – Daily Routine – Compulsion  p. 56

20 Italienisches Kulturinstitut

3., Ungargasse 43

www.iicvienna.esteri.it

Border Areas. On the Exhibi-

tion Corrispondenze impreviste  p. 57 21

J. & L. LOBMEYR, 1., Kärntner

Straße 26, www.lobmeyr.at Mon–Fri 10:00–19:00, Sat 10:00–18:00 80 Years “Loos-Service”  p. 59 Phillippe Malouin (ca)  p. 68

22 k/hauskino 1., Akademie-

23

straße 13, www.k-haus.at/kino Talking about: Change  p. 28/29 MAK – Österreichisches

Museum für angewandte Kunst/Gegenwartskunst 1., Stubenring 5/Weiskirchnerstr. 3 www.MAK.at Tues MAK Nite© 10:00–24:00, Wed–Sun 10:00–18:00 (Sat no entrance fee) Lecture Fiona Raby (uk):  p. 78 Michael Wallraff. Looking Up. Vertical Public Space  p. 60 The great Vienna Coffee House-Experiment. Phase II: The test arrangement  p. 61 the great Vienna Coffee HouseExperiment. Phase II  p. 61 MAK Design Shop/After Work Meeting Point: Les Tartes  p. 62 The Second Skin – Objects for Packing and Preserving  p. 62 Perfectly Packed  p. 63 Industrial Furniture – Prototypes of the Modern Era  p. 63

1., Seilergasse 10 www.muehlbauer.at Mon–Fri 10:00–18:30, Sat 10:00–18:00 Tomas Kral (sk)  p. 77

straße 7, www.nespresso.com Mon–Fri 9:00–19:00, Sat 9:00–17:00 Nespresso Design Contest SUSTAIN.ABILITY.DESIGN  p. 65

26 Neue Wiener Werkstätte

18., Theresiengasse 6 www.neuewienerwerkstaette.at Mon–Fri 10:00–19:00, Sat 10:00–15:00 M3-Chair  p. 65

27 Odeon, 2., Taborstraße 10

daily 17:00–22:00 More Than Less  p. 52

28 Pratersauna – Social Life &

Art Space, 2., Waldsteingarten str. 135, www.pratersauna.tv Fri 30.9.–Sun 2.10., Thurs 6.– Sat 8.10., 18:00–24:00, Sat 1.10., 15:00–24:00 The Sauna Chair  p. 69

29

PREGENZER FASHION STORE WIEN, 4., Schleifmühlgasse 4

www.pregenzer.com Mon–Fri 10:00–18:30, Sat 10:00–17:00 Merino wool in a design:context  p. 64

30 Rado Store Vienna, 1., Kärntner

Straße 18, www.rado.com Mon–Fri 9:30–19:00, Sat 9:30–18:00 Rado Young Design Prize 2011  p. 70

31 Galerie Rauminhalt

4., Schleifmühlgasse 13

www.rauminhalt.com

Tues–Fri 12:00–19:00,

Sat 10:00–15:00 _möbeln p. 70

32

SEG, 9., Spittelauer Lände 10,

www.spittelau10.at Mon–Fri 10:00–18:00

DER SCHEINWERFER II: Da-Zwischen  p. 46

33 Sotheby's,1., Palais Wilczek Herrengasse 5,

Mon–Fri 9:00–17:00 Reflections  p. 66

34 Stahl und Form, 3., Obere

Viaduktgasse Bogen 20–22

food tools – a food design performance  p. 56 35 Stamm Concept Store,

1., Petersplatz 8, www.stamm.at Mon–Fri 10:00–18:30, Sat 10:00–17:00 Small Worlds  p. 73

36 stilwerk Wien, 2., Prater straße 1, www.stilwerk.de/

wienhaus.php, daily 10:00–20:00

Departure’s Speed Dating with

the Experts  p. 44 FLAXX Chair-presentation

 p. 57

New Design University  p. 66

Emotion Construction  p.67

stilwerk Recycling Design Prize

 p. 73 sciTUshow  p. 75

37 Hans Taus Einrichtungen

9., Porzellangasse 9

www.hans-taus.at

Mon–Fri 10:00–18:00,

Sat 10:00–17:00

Acoustic Signals  p. 74 38 Technisches Museum Wien

14., Mariahilfer Straße 212 www.technischesmuseum.at Mon–Fri 9:00–18:00, Sat/Sun 10:00–18:00 STANDARD TIME – Public Clocks and Urban Design  p. 76

39 Tostmann Trachten

1., Schottengasse 3A www.tostmann.at Mon–Fri 10:00–18:00, Sat 10:00–17:00 Patrycja Domanska (at)  p. 67

40 Uhrenmuseum (Wien Museum)

1., Schulhof 2 www.wienmuseum.at Tues–Sun 10:00–18:00 Knitted Time: Experimental Design in the Clock Museum  p. 81

41 UNGERundKLEIN 1., Gölsdorf gasse 2, www.ungerundklein.at

Mon–Fri 15:00–24:00,

Sat 17:00–24:00

5 sense – Roses, Tulips, Carnations!  p. 64 42 Vienna Workshop 7., Neustiftgasse 32–34/13

www.viennaworkshop.at

Meet, Greet & Eat!  p. 46

43 Volkertmarkt 2., Volkertplatz

44

Volkertplatz is a great place to be  p. 49 WAGNER:WERK Museum

Postsparkasse 1., Georg-Coch-Platz 2 www.ottowagner.com Mon–Fri 9:00–17:00, Sat 10:00–17:00 GLOBAL VILLAGE. Design – Roots to Modernity  p. 79

45 Walking-Chair Design Gallery

3., Rasumofskygasse 10 www.walking-chair.com/gallery Mon–Fri 11:00–18:00 Strange Moosic Inn Wien  p. 80

46 WERK – Netzwerk für kreative

Gestaltungsprozesse

2., Große Mohrengasse 25/8

Let the chips fall … and they must!  p. 82 47 Wiener Kühlhaus wkf GmbH

3., Franzosengraben 20/ Eingang Baumgasse Mon–Fri (Sun 9.10.)

16:00–18:00 LJOD – cool furniture  p. 44

48 Grüne Erde

6., Mariahilferstraße 11

Mo–Mi 9.30–19,

Do + Fr 9.30–19.30 Uhr,

Sa 9.30–18 Uhr sensual.sensible.  p. 53 49 Wiener Silber Manufactur

1., Spiegelgasse 14, www.wienersilbermanufactur.com Mon–Fri 10:00–18:00, Sat 10:00–17:00 Tomás Alonso (es)  p. 77

50 WienTourismus 1., Albertinaplatz/Maysedergasse

www.wien.info, daily 9:00–19:00 WIEN PRODUCTS-Collection

2011  p. 81 51

WOKA LAMPS VIENNA, Palais Breuner, 1., Singerstraße 16 www.woka.com, Mon–Fri 10:00–18:00, Sat 10:00–17:00 LucidiPevere (it)  p. 60

52 Zumtobel Lichtforum Wien

1., Jasomirgottstraße 3–5 Mon–Thurs 8:00–17:00, Fri 10:00–13:00 ecoLUCY – Paper lighting objects  p. 75

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