VIENNA DESIGN WEEK 2016: Festival Guide (English) by VIENNA DESIGN WEEK

Festival Guide

English

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Festival Headquarters with Info Point This symbol marks features and events in our Festival Headquarters, the former Bothe & Ehrmann Exhibition Halls. The Info Point in the Festival Headquarters is the number one contact point for visitors. Several guided tours start here.

uest Country the Czech Republic G This symbol marks all features and events associated with our Guest Country. ocus District Margareten F This sign stands for all events in this year’s Focus District of Margareten. 1

ocktail C The cocktail symbol marks selective events during the festival. Don’t worry if you don’t make it to these dates: Most exhibitions and presentations can be viewed throughout the entire festival at the stated opening times.

ocation Number L This number specification refers to the location of each event. All addresses are listed on pages 144–148 and marked on the attached city map.

Welcome to the tenth VIENNA DESIGN WEEK! You are holding in your hands the Festival Guide for Austriaâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s largest design festival. It is sorted according to locations, theme focuses, and festival formats, and provides an overview of more than 150 events associated with architecture, the graphic arts, and design of all kinds â&#x20AC;&#x201C; product, furniture, industrial, experimental, and social design. Come with us on our trip of discovery and watch out for the white chairs. They show you the way to the VIENNA DESIGN WEEK events. Use our website to navigate through All features are on show the ten-day program and throughout the entire duration get in touch with us online of the festival unless otherwise announced. Selective events on Facebook, Twitter, are listed in the daily planner and Instagram. in this Festival Guide. Admission #vdw2016 #viennadesignweek #tenyears

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is generally free. Please note the prices announced in the education and tour programs, and also the regular admission fees of the participating museums.

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Festival Headquarters S. 22–29 S. 30–35 Focus District Margareten Guest Country S. 36–39 the Czech Republic S. 40–45 Talks S. 46–53 Education Anniversary Program #tenyears S. 54–71 Formats S. 74–75 Debut Industrial Design + Mobility S. 76–78 S. 80–84 Passionswege S. 86–89 Stadtarbeit S. 90–92 Symposium S. 94–99 Special Program Partners

S. 144–146 City Map S. 146–148 Addresses S. 149–151 Index S. 152 Team S. 153 Thank You/Imprint S. 154–155 Partners

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Daily Planner

Preface Greeting

Preface

6 Marlene Leichtfried, Elli Schindler, Anna Hilber, Lilli Hollein, Julia Hürner, Anna Rose Ableidinger, Ana Berlin

Dear readers! Dear festival public! We’re popping the corks, letting off design fireworks, and from now on we’re double digit! We’re celebrating our tenth birthday with a program worthy of the event and an occasional party here and there. And this year, we’re also shouting out loud: Ahoy! Because our Guest Country is called the Czech Republic. This will be evident in several places, including an exhibition in our fantastic Festival Head quarters in the former Bothe & Ehrmann Exhibition Halls on Schloßgasse 14 –

which casts a clear spotlight on our Focus District: Margareten! The Vienna Business Agency with its creative center departure has yet again put a special focus on the district during the festival. Moreover, the 5th District has its own particular place in the history of the VIENNA DESIGN WEEK: When Tulga Beyerle, Thomas Geisler, and I initiated the festival in 2007, our first office was on Margaretenstraße 96. For four years, we have been residing in the stilwerk Wien, in the beautiful tower by Jean Nouvel. And the festival has developed further quite apart from this: in budget, staff numbers, and above all in program range. What hasn’t changed is our aspiration – to contribute to a design discourse at home and abroad.

In the Debut format, this year under the patronage of the aws, we are not only bringing two European educational institutes to Vienna, but also want to create a link between the start-up incubators of the University of Applied Sciences in Hagenberg and the design scene, namely with the UMPRUM from Prague – because a cooperation between the two sectors is logical but still doesn’t always happen. Yet, when it happens it is almost always a great success. What’s new, what’s different? We have reconstructed our Laboratory and asked Erwin K. Bauer, our long-time curator for everything graphic, to organize a symposium. We invited others to design a magazine “live” as it were – the process can be followed in the Open Office in the Festival Headquarters.

And because we are admittedly proud of what has gone on in the last ten years, a sumptuous volume on the festival with more than 400 pages is being published by umstaetter Verlag, and we naturally wish to take this opportunity to recommend it to you. In the course of producing it, PGM Marketing Research was assigned to make a study on the industrial sustainability of the festival. One of my favorite sentences from this: “For 83.3 % [...] the festival is pivotal for the development of Vienna as a design location. Vienna owes its fixed place on the international design map to the VIENNA DESIGN WEEK.” Meanwhile, the VIENNA DESIGN WEEK owes its success on one hand to the outstanding commitment of the team, on the other its supporters, many of them since the festival’s foundation. Pioneer spirit and perseverance have been proven by both – for which I personally offer my warmest thanks! But how do you measure success? Among other things on the constantly growing number of visitors. They are becoming more and more international, which is a cause of great pleasure both for us and our esteemed partner WienTourismus. I wish to take the opportunity here of thanking you as our public and hope that the next ten days will run just as they have done in the last ten years – we shall meet, share knowledge, and together make Vienna into a “city full of design”. Lilli Hollein and the VIENNA DESIGN WEEK team

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We are delighted that the Federal Chancellery has yet again assigned to us the organization of the outstanding artist award for experimental design. The award-winning projects can be seen this year in an exhibition in the Festival Headquarters. Designers from Austria who have shown special achievements in the past ten years will be distinguished with the Swarovski Design Medal, awarded for the first time. It will be presented as part of a celebration organized by the University of Applied Arts and the MAK in honor of the VIENNA DESIGN WEEK – this is a great honor for us, and an exciting and emotional occasion.

This year, we are turning to industrial design with Doris Rothauer as curator and have merged it with the theme of mobility – an opportune theme, particularly since the ÖBB and Rosenbauer are on board.

This year, we have many opportunities to do so: Just a few days ago, we had two openings, firstly our exhibition in the Austrian Cultural Forum in New York, and also our contribution to the Austria Design Net at the London Design Biennale.

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Thomas Drozda FEDERAL MINISTER FOR ARTS AND CULTURE, CONSTITUTION AND MEDIA

Gerhard Hirczi MANAGING DIRECTOR OF THE VIENNA BUSINESS AGENCY

Almost 37.000 visitors, dozens of exhibitions and even more talks – for ten years now the VIENNA DESIGN WEEK has been transforming the federal capital into a design city. For one whole week, this means: experimentation, exhibitions, strolling through the city, marveling at the experience – all based on the premise of discovering beauty in things. A trail that during the VIENNA DESIGN WEEK never ceases to reveal new facets and paths.

Happy Birthday, VIENNA DESIGN WEEK – in the name of the Vienna Business Agency, I warmly congratulate you on your tenth anniversary!

As part of the anniversary edition, the outstanding artist award for experimental design sponsored by the Federal Chancellery is being awarded yet again this year. The award is endowed with 10.000 Euro and pays tribute to exactly the kind of courage to experiment that we experience every year at the VIENNA DESIGN WEEK in the form of fascinating innovations. The focus this year, 2016, is on the Viennese district of Margareten: From carpenter’s shop to neon workshop, from piano maker to social design entrepreneurs – Austria’s biggest design festival reflects avant-garde initiatives that demonstrate how optics and haptics influence our life and our emotional selfworth. I congratulate the entire team of the VIENNA DESIGN WEEK on their anniver sary and wish visitors a thrilling and enjoyable time making their discoveries!

Having been involved right from the start, we have not only observed the evolution of the festival with interest, but also directly participated in many of the program items. As on-site agency, the connection of traditional industry with the creative industries has always been especially close to our hearts. This relationship is intensifying continually, and it is our job to promote and conso lidate it. This year, we are especially focusing on brainstorming, digitalized machine worlds, urban crafts, and design. In short: urban production in the digital age. As a production location, Vienna offers much more than many of us would ever suspect and most of us know. We are resolved to provide for more awareness. Not only, but also through our program contributions to this anniversary edition of the VIENNA DESIGN WEEK.

Digitalization – not only a catchword for future developments, but also a dominant topic, here and now. It has acted as the greatest transformer and motor for innovation since the discovery of book printing. There is no area of life that it does not affect. Nor does it stop – and this in particular – at education and art. On the contrary, people have never had so much access to education as they do today. Digitalization offers new, undreamed-of opportunities for creating innovative works and enables an intensive and fertile networking of artistic creativity with academic and scientific research. A successful example of this development is the format Debut, with which the VIENNA DESIGN WEEK this year is bringing together two outstanding educational institutions from Austria and the Czech Republic. The digitalizationoriented design concepts and interaction spaces invite people to immerse themselves in real and virtual worlds and clearly show: The future is now! Accordingly, I wish to congratulate Austria’s biggest design festival on a decade of successful achievements and wish all visitors an inspiring and fascinating time at the anniversary edition.

Greeting

Harald Mahrer STATE SECRETARY IN THE FEDERAL MINISTRY OF SCIENCE, RESEARCH AND ECONOMY

Ten years of the VIENNA DESIGN WEEK have contributed decisively to ensure that Vienna stands not only for a rich imperial heritage, but also for contemporary art and modern design. The festival demonstrates in numerous sites and venues throughout the city how design influences our everyday life and lifestyle. With initiatives like the annual Focus District – this year Margareten – and the Passionswege format, which brings together international artists with craft industries at home, it additionally promotes the development of the city and its neighborhoods. Guided tours provide orientation for the now more than 36.000 visitors through the wide-ranging festival program and lead international guests as well as the local population to fascinating places off the beaten track. I offer my heartfelt congratulations to the VIENNA DESIGN WEEK on its tenth anniversary and wish the organization team lots of energy and even more ideas with which they can continue their creative work as actively as ever in shaping the future of the city.

Norbert Kettner DIRECTOR OF WIENTOURISMUS

Daily Planner The daily planner supplies a calendar overview of selective events, including cocktails, openings, talks, workshops, education and communication programs.

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All features are on show throughout the entire duration of the festival unless otherwise announced.

Friday 30.9. 11am–8pm Work in progress Anniversary Program #tenyears

MAGAZINE Marc Damm, Astrid Feldner (Bleed)

S. 58

12pm–2.30pm Presentation Industrial Design + Mobility

THE NEW PANTHER Rosenbauer / spirit design

S. 77

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12pm–8.30pm Guided tour Education

VIENNA DESIGN WEEK SAFARI Villa Tugendhat

S. 49

2.45pm–6pm Presentation Industrial Design + Mobility

MOBILE LIVING SPACES IN URBAN TRAFFIC ÖBB / spirit design

S. 77

5pm–8.30pm Cocktail Passionswege

DAVID TAVCAR (SI/AT) with Maria Stransky

S. 81

5pm–8.30pm Cocktail Passionswege

MARTINO GAMPER (IT/UK) with J. & L. Lobmeyr

S. 82

5pm–8.30pm Cocktail Passionswege

DECHEM (CZ) with Vienna Porcelain Manufactory Augarten

S. 81

5pm–8.30pm Cocktail Passionswege

STUDIO ES (AT) with Wolfgang Schön Kunstanstalt für Kupferdruck

S. 84

5pm–8.30pm Cocktail Anniversary Program #tenyears

BEST OF PASSIONSWEGE Wiener Silber Manufactur

S. 59

5pm Cocktail Program Partners

RE-RE: OVERRIDING DESIGN WITH ART AND VICE-VERSA Romanian Cultural Institute Vienna

S. 124

EXOTIC BIRD zerunianandweisz

S. 133

6.30pm–9pm Presentation Program Partners

WOLF SETTLES DOWN Lia Wolf Cabinett

S. 114

7pm–9pm Opening Program Partners

INVENTORY: ADOLF KRISCHANITZ MAM Mario Mauroner Contemporary Art

S. 117

7pm Opening Program Partners

AGAINST THE GRAIN Spazio Pulpo

S. 127

7.30pm Cocktail Program Partners

CITY ROOMS. KUEHN MALVEZZI Artek in the Vitra Showroom

S. 103

10am–12pm Guided tour Education

TOUR 1: VIENNA DESIGN WEEK IN THE INNER CITY DESIGN DISTRICT Gabriele Steiner-Scharfetter

S. 50

11am Cocktail Program Partners

SOCIAL BUSINESS: PROTOTYPES FOR MAGDAS DESIGN New Design University (NDU) St. Pölten

S. 119

11am–8pm Work in progress Anniversary Program #tenyears

MAGAZINE Vinz Schwarzbauer

S. 58

12pm Book presentation Program Partners

INVENTORY: ADOLF KRISCHANITZ MAM Mario Mauroner Contemporary Art

S. 117

2pm Guided tour Program Partners

FREDERICK KIESLER. LIFE VISIONS MAK

S. 115

2pm Cocktail Program Partners

LIFE ON MARS: FICTIONAL FILM SETS New Design University (NDU) St. Pölten

S. 119

2pm–4pm Children’s workshop Program Partners

DESIGN KIDS: BUILDING YOUR DREAM HOUSE FOR BEGINNERS MAK

S. 114

2pm Presentation “Topokopierer” Program Partners

KINETOMANICS TU Wien (Vienna University of Technology), Department of Three-Dimensional Design

S. 131

3pm–6pm Cocktail Passionswege

GLEN BAGHURST (SE/AU) with Klavierwerkstatt Felix Lenz

S. 82

Saturday 1.10.

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5pm Cocktail pop-up store Program Partners

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3pm–6pm Cocktail Passionswege

RENS (NL) with Neon Kunze

S. 83

3pm–6pm Cocktail Passionswege

MICHAL STRACH (CZ) with Werk-Stadt Philipp Cibulka

S. 83

3pm–5pm Workshop Program Partners

LIFE ON MARS: FICTIONAL FILM SETS New Design University (NDU) St. Pölten

S. 119

4pm Cocktail Program Partners

IMPRINT . PORCELAIN VASES feinedinge*

S. 107

4pm–7pm Cocktail Program Partners

RIMADESIO: STORIES AND MATTERS Grünbeck

S. 107

4pm–7pm Cocktail Program Partners

WALTER KNOLL: CRAFTMANSHIP & DESIGN Grünbeck

S. 109

4.30pm Cocktail Program Partners

ORNAMENT LAB Karak

S. 111

5pm Cocktail Program Partners

TORSTEN NEELAND: PERSPECTIVES Rauminhalt

S. 123

5pm–8pm Cocktail Stadtarbeit

VEBSHTUL Vivinger (AT/XK)

S. 88

5pm Talk Anniversary Program #tenyears

BACK TO THE FUTURE: TEN YEARS OF PASSIONSWEGE VIENNA DESIGN WEEK

S. 58

5pm–10pm Cocktail Stadtarbeit

DESIGNING LOCALITY YouarehereVienna (AT)

S. 88

5.30pm Curator guided tour Guest Country

GENERATION: THE BEST OF YOUNG CZECH DESIGN OKOLO

S. 38

6pm Cocktail Program Partners

MARGARET’S PLACE kreativenplattform

S. 111

6pm–10pm Cocktail Stadtarbeit

TRANSMIGRATION Oh THAT Place (AT)

S. 87

5pm–8pm Cocktail

COCKTAIL IN THE FESTIVAL HEADQUARTERS in the presence of the designers!

S. 27

POSSIBLE TOMORROWS Biofaction

S. 103

11am–8pm Work in progress Anniversary Program #tenyears

MAGAZINE Christian Hoffelner (CH Studio)

S. 58

11am–8.30pm Guided tour Education

VIENNA DESIGN WEEK SAFARI Villa Tugendhat

S. 49

12pm Talk “HiStories/Geschichte(n)” Program Partners

NATHALIE DU PASQUIER: BIG OBJECTS NOT ALWAYS SILENT Kunsthalle Wien

S. 113

2pm–3pm Talk bockwerk Stadtarbeit

TRANSMIGRATION Oh THAT Place (AT)

S. 87

2pm Presentation “Topokopierer” Program Partners

KINETOMANICS TU Wien (Vienna University of Technology), Department of Three-Dimensional Design

S. 131

2pm Talk Talks

DEPARTURE TALK 1: NEIGUNGSGRUPPE DESIGN. OR: HOW IT ALL STARTED … The Vienna Business Agency presents departure in focus

S. 43

2.30pm–4.30pm Guided tour “Local Viewing” Stadtarbeit

DESIGNING LOCALITY YouarehereVienna (AT)

S. 88

3pm Guided tour Program Partners

FREDERICK KIESLER. LIFE VISIONS MAK

S. 115

4pm Guided tour Program Partners

NATHALIE DU PASQUIER: BIG OBJECTS NOT ALWAYS SILENT Kunsthalle Wien

S. 113

4pm–7pm Workshop bockwerk Stadtarbeit

TRANSMIGRATION Oh THAT Place (AT)

S. 87

4pm Talk Talks

METAPHOR AS UNIVERSAL IMAGE Die Presse

S. 42

6pm–8pm Cocktail Stadtarbeit

MoreVALUE DESIGN AWARD 2015: INFREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS Ebru Kurbak (TR/AT)

S. 89

11am–1pm Talk “Synthetic Biology in Art and Design” Program Partners

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Sunday 2.10.

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Monday 3.10. 11am–1pm Guided tour Education

TOUR 2: VIENNA DESIGN WEEK WITH AND FOR ONE ANOTHER Alexa Brauner

S. 50

11am–1pm Rado guided tour Program Partners

NEW WATCH COLLECTION DESIGNED BY KONSTANTIN GRCIC Rado

S. 121

11am–8pm Work in progress Anniversary Program #tenyears

MAGAZINE Jutta Wacht, René Poell (Say Say Say, Inc.)

S. 58

2.30pm–4.30pm Guided tour Education

TOUR 2: VIENNA DESIGN WEEK WITH AND FOR ONE ANOTHER Alexa Brauner

S. 50

4pm–8pm Cocktail Program Partners

OTTOMAN PAPER CARPETS BY ARDAN ÖZMENOĞLU Europapier Austria

S. 106

5pm Guided tour Program Partners

WALKING CHAIR: GARNITUR Kohlmaier

S. 111

5pm–7pm Cocktail Program Partners

BOLS D’OR Thomas Feichtner

S. 128

5.30pm Cocktail Program Partners

VANDASYE, SCHÖNSTAUB AND TERRAZZO PROJECT QWSTION invites

S. 121

5.30pm–8pm Workshop “Information/Participation/ Design” Stadtarbeit

DESIGNING LOCALITY YouarehereVienna (AT)

S. 88

6pm Cocktail Program Partners

GREEN DESIGN FOR AND WITH GRÜNE ERDE Johannes Scherr Design

S. 110

6.30pm Opening Program Partners

DIALOGE-SK: MINOR AND MAJOR DESIGN THEMES FROM SLOVAKIA Slovakian Institute

S. 125

7pm Cocktail Anniversary Program #tenyears

VIRIBUS UNITIS – RE-DESIGN10 Hofmobiliendepot · Imperial Furniture Collection

S. 56

7pm Cocktail Program Partners

COLLECTION IN PROGRESS Werkraum Bregenzerwald

S. 131

8pm Party Program Partners

FESTIVAL SUNDOWN Ruby Marie Hotel & Bar

S. 124

Tuesday 4.10. TOUR 2: VIENNA DESIGN WEEK WITH AND FOR ONE ANOTHER Alexa Brauner

S. 50

11am–8pm Work in progress Program Partners

COOK IT TOGETHER: PRESENTING “SOCIAL FURNITURE” BY EOOS Alexandra Palla

S. 103

11am–1pm Rado guided tour Program Partners

NEW WATCH COLLECTION DESIGNED BY KONSTANTIN GRCIC Rado

S. 121

11am–8pm Work in progress Anniversary Program #tenyears

MAGAZINE Stephan Göschl, Jasmin Roth (Cin Cin)

S. 58

2.30pm–5pm Guided tour Education

TOUR 4: VIENNA DESIGN WEEK ON THE MARGARETEN WALK OF FAME Marion Kuzmany (ARCH ON TOUR)

S. 51

4pm–5pm Talk Vienna to go Stadtarbeit

TRANSMIGRATION Oh THAT Place (AT)

S. 87

5pm–7pm Workshop Vienna to go Stadtarbeit

TRANSMIGRATION Oh THAT Place (AT)

S. 87

5pm Cocktail Program Partners

ACC – A CHARACTER’S COAT PRESENTS … Pia Bauernberger

S. 120

6pm Cocktail Special

CINEMAGERIE: CINEMA AND DESIGN – A TÊTE-À-TÊTE Diagonale – Festival of Austrian Film

S. 95

6pm–7pm Walk-in hour Program Partners

STADTFABRIK (CITY FACTORY) MAK / Vienna Business Agency, creative center departure

S. 115

6pm Cocktail Special

BUREAU F: FRAGMENT stilwerk limited edition window gallery curated by VIENNA DESIGN OFFICE

S. 96

6pm Cocktail Program Partners

WILLING & ABLE: ACCIDENT / OCCIDENT / ORIENT So Weit, die Zukunft (SWDZ)

S. 128

6pm Cocktail Program Partners

PAIRS IN SQUARES Tomáš Baťa University in Zlín

S. 129

6.30pm Talk “Emotions and Know-how in Industrial Design” Program Partners

RIMADESIO: STORIES AND MATTERS Grünbeck

S. 107

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11am–1pm Guided tour Education

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7pm–10pm Party Program Partners

DESIGN NITE: STADTFABRIK (CITY FACTORY) – INCLUSION MAK / IDRV / Vienna Business Agency, creative center departure

S. 115

7pm Cocktail Program Partners

KINETOMANICS TU Wien (Vienna University of Technology), Department of Three-Dimensional Design

S. 131

7.30pm Talk “Masterly Craftmanship” Program Partners

WALTER KNOLL: CRAFTMANSHIP & DESIGN Grünbeck

S. 109

Wednesday 5.10. 11am–8pm Work in progress Program Partners

COOK IT TOGETHER: PRESENTING “SOCIAL FURNITURE” BY EOOS Alexandra Palla

S. 103

11am–1.30pm Guided tour Education

DEPARTURE TOUR 1: DESIGN IN FOCUS The Vienna Business Agency presents departure in focus

S. 48

11am–8pm Work in progress Anniversary Program #tenyears

MAGAZINE Lukas Muellner (Afloat)

S. 58

2pm–4pm Guided tour Education

TOUR 3: VIENNA DESIGN WEEK FROM ANSWERS TO INTEGRADSION Alexa Brauner

S. 51

2.15pm–5.45pm Guided tour Education

DEPARTURE TOUR 2: ARCHITECTURE IN FOCUS The Vienna Business Agency presents departure in focus / Marion Kuzmany (ARCH ON TOUR)

S. 48

4pm–5pm Talk IntegRADsion / Flickerei Stadtarbeit

TRANSMIGRATION Oh THAT Place (AT)

S. 87

4pm Cocktail Program Partners

ROCKING OBJECT MADE OF COMPRESSED WOOD Tina Lehner

S. 129

5pm Cocktail Program Partners

DESIGN EXPERIENCE deelive

S. 105

5pm Cocktail Program Partners

PACKAGING DESIGN Fedrigoni

S. 107

5pm–7pm Guided tour Education

TOUR 1: VIENNA DESIGN WEEK IN THE INNER CITY DESIGN DISTRICT Gabriele Steiner-Scharfetter

S. 50

S. 111

5pm–7pm Workshop IntegRADsion / Flickerei Stadtarbeit

TRANSMIGRATION Oh THAT Place (AT)

S. 87

6pm Cocktail Program Partners

WALKING CHAIR: GARNITUR Kohlmaier

S. 111

6pm Cocktail Program Partners

NORTH. WEST EAST. A JOURNEY WITH MATTIAZZI designforum Wien / designaustria

S. 105

7pm–8.30pm Talk Program Partners

INDUSTRY 4.0 – THE FUTURE IS NOW ewo

S. 106

7pm Cocktail Program Partners

M1 REMIX BY THOMAS EHRENFRIED Neudoerfler Office Systems

S. 117

7pm–9pm AIL Kochmittwoch on tour Stadtarbeit

TRANSMIGRATION Oh THAT Place (AT)

S. 87

7pm Cocktail Program Partners

BESPOKE EVENING Seliger

S. 125

7pm Talk Program Partners

DWAYNE WAGGONER: LIGHT AND LANGUAGE IN ARCHITECTURE XAL

S. 133

8.30pm Cocktail Program Partners

INDUSTRY 4.0 – THE FUTURE IS NOW ewo

S. 106

10am–9pm Long Day of the Set-up Program Partners

TENDERS FOR THE NWW DESIGN AWARD Neue Wiener Werkstätte

S. 119

10am–6pm Guided tour Industrial Design + Mobility

LEARNING JOURNEY: INDUSTRIAL DESIGN Vienna Business Agency, creative center departure

S. 78

11am–1pm Rado guided tour Program Partners

NEW WATCH COLLECTION DESIGNED BY KONSTANTIN GRCIC Rado

S. 121

11am–8pm Work in progress Anniversary Program #tenyears

MAGAZINE Roland Hörmann (phospho)

S. 58

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WALKING CHAIR: GARNITUR Kohlmaier

5pm Guided tour Program Partners

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11am–8pm Work in progress Program Partners

COOK IT TOGETHER: PRESENTING “SOCIAL FURNITURE” BY EOOS Alexandra Palla

S. 103

3pm Talk Debut

PIEDECK: INVISIBLE WALLS University of Applied Sciences Upper Austria – Campus Hagenberg

S. 75

3.30pm–6.30pm Guided tour Education

TOUR 4: VIENNA DESIGN WEEK ON THE MARGARETEN WALK OF FAME Marion Kuzmany (ARCH ON TOUR)

S. 51

4pm–5pm Talk A Wiener, halal! Stadtarbeit

TRANSMIGRATION Oh THAT Place (AT)

S. 87

5pm Cocktail Program Partners

THE MYSTERY OF LIGHTING design:mikimartinek

S. 106

5pm Talk Talks

DEPARTURE TALK 2: MAKING HEIMAT – HOW TO GO ON AFTER REFUGEE ARCHITECTURE? The Vienna Business Agency presents departure in focus / Oliver Elser

S. 43

6pm Cocktail Program Partners

50 YEARS MET CHANDELIERS + UFOS J. & L. Lobmeyr

S. 109

6pm Cocktail Program Partners

UNTAMED: A FURNITURE COLLECTION BY SEBASTIAN MENSCHHORN. Liska

S. 114

6pm–9pm Talk Taste of Home Stadtarbeit

TRANSMIGRATION Oh THAT Place (AT)

S. 87

6pm–10pm Cocktail Program Partners

NEW WATCH COLLECTION DESIGNED BY KONSTANTIN GRCIC Rado

S. 121

6pm Cocktail Program Partners

NEW SHOWROOM OPENING AND TALK WITH DESIGNERS TON

S. 129

7pm Presentation 3D printing process Program Partners

DIGITAL TECHNOLOGIES + VIENNESE HANDICRAFT FOR FABBRICA. Juan Sebastián Gómez

S. 110

7pm Award Program Partners

SUPERSCAPE 2016 – FUTURE URBAN LIVING JP architecture perspectives

S. 110

7pm Cocktail Program Partners

AGAINST THE GRAIN Spazio Pulpo

S. 127

7.30pm Cocktail Program Partners

THE ART OF WEAVING Leitner Leinen

S. 113

Friday 7.10. 9.30am Talk Program Partners

FEAR OF LIFE. THE CITY AS A HABITAT TO ALL University of Applied Arts Vienna

S. 131

11am–8pm Work in progress Anniversary Program #tenyears

MAGAZINE Daniel Triendl

S. 58

11am–2pm Guided tour Education

DEPARTURE TOUR 3: FASHION IN FOCUS The Vienna Business Agency presents departure in focus

S. 49

1pm Presentation Program Partners

A B C LUNCHBREAK Ana Berlin Communications

S. 102

1pm Talk “Design and Social Enterprises” Program Partners

SOCIAL BUSINESS: PROTOTYPES FOR MAGDAS DESIGN New Design University (NDU) St. Pölten

S. 119

1.30pm–5.30pm Guided tour Education

TOUR 4: VIENNA DESIGN WEEK ON THE MARGARETEN WALK OF FAME Marion Kuzmany (ARCH ON TOUR)

S. 51

2pm Workshop Program Partners

INTO THE WHY Sedici-Verlag

S. 125

3pm Talk Program Partners

HOW MUCH “DIGITAL” DOES HANDICRAFT NEED? wienerSITZgruppe

S. 132

4pm–6pm Guided tour Education

TOUR 1: VIENNA DESIGN WEEK IN THE INNER CITY DESIGN DISTRICT Gabriele Steiner-Scharfetter

S. 50

5pm Guided tour Program Partners

WALKING CHAIR: GARNITUR Kohlmaier

S. 111

5pm–7pm Talk Nisrine Boukhari / Rahman Hak-Hagir Stadtarbeit

TRANSMIGRATION Oh THAT Place (AT)

S. 87

5.30pm–8pm Workshop “How to be(come) a local” Stadtarbeit

DESIGNING LOCALITY YouarehereVienna (AT)

S. 88

6pm Cocktail Program Partners

CELEBRATING GLASS Agnieszka Bar

S. 102

6pm Talk Talks

THE URBANIZATION OF EVERYTHING Hubert Klumpner (Urban-Think Tank)

S. 42

7pm Cocktail Program Partners

INTO THE WHY Sedici-Verlag

S. 125

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Saturday 8.10. 9.30am–12pm Talk Symposium

PART I: MAGAZINE DESIGN The New Classic

S. 91

10am–6pm Presentation Program Partners

STANDART FESTIVAL: COFFEE, DESIGN, COCKTAILS 25hours Hotel

S. 102

10am–12pm Guided tour Education

TOUR 1: VIENNA DESIGN WEEK IN THE INNER CITY DESIGN DISTRICT Gabriele Steiner-Scharfetter

S. 50

11am–8pm Work in progress Anniversary Program #tenyears

MAGAZINE Maria Prieto Barea

S. 58

11am–8.30pm Guided tour with Oliver Elser Education

VIENNA DESIGN WEEK SAFARI Villa Tugendhat

S. 49

1pm–3.30pm Talk Symposium

PART II: BOOK DESIGN The New Classic

S. 91

3pm–4pm Talk BUNT gemischt Stadtarbeit

TRANSMIGRATION Oh THAT Place (AT)

S. 87

4pm–6pm Presentation Program Partners

ORNAMENT LAB Karak

S. 111

4pm–6pm Talk Symposium

PART III: INCLUSIVE DESIGN The New Classic

S. 92

4pm–7pm Workshop BUNT gemischt Stadtarbeit

TRANSMIGRATION Oh THAT Place (AT)

S. 87

4pm–6pm Guided tour “Local Viewing” Stadtarbeit

DESIGNING LOCALITY YouarehereVienna (AT)

S. 88

6pm Cocktail Program Partners

4 ROOMS. 4 DESIGNERS. 1 HOTEL. Hotel Altstadt Vienna

S. 109

6pm–10pm Banquet Stadtarbeit

FIRE KITCHEN Johanna Dehio (DE) / Valentina Karga (GR)

S. 87

6pm–10pm Party Program Partners

STANDART FESTIVAL: COFFEE, DESIGN, COCKTAILS 25hours Hotel

S. 102

7pm–10pm Finissage Stadtarbeit

TRANSMIGRATION Oh THAT Place (AT)

S. 87

Sunday 9.10. 11am–1pm Children’s workshop Education

A STROLL THROUGH THE FESTIVAL HEADQUARTERS Leonie Spitzer

S. 52

11am–8pm Work in progress Anniversary Program #tenyears

MAGAZINE Constantin Demner (studioelastik.com)

S. 58

11am Children’s workshop vertical farming Program Partners

THE URBAN FUTURE. THINKING_FORWARD_ Technical Museum Vienna

S. 128

2pm–4pm Children’s workshop Education

A STROLL THROUGH THE FESTIVAL HEADQUARTERS Leonie Spitzer

S. 52

2pm–3pm Bike tour Stadtarbeit

TRANSMIGRATION Oh THAT Place (AT)

S. 87

2pm–4pm Finissage Stadtarbeit

VEBSHTUL Vivinger (AT/XK)

S. 88

2pm–4.30pm Finissage Stadtarbeit

DESIGNING LOCALITY YouarehereVienna (AT)

S. 88

3pm–4pm Talk Stadtarbeit

TRANSMIGRATION Oh THAT Place (AT)

S. 87

4pm Guided tour Program Partners

NATHALIE DU PASQUIER: BIG OBJECTS NOT ALWAYS SILENT Kunsthalle Wien

S. 113

4pm Talk Talks

DEPARTURE TALK 3: MADE IN MARGARETEN The Vienna Business Agency presents departure in focus

S. 44

5.30pm Award Stadtarbeit

MoreVALUE DESIGN AWARD Erste Bank

S. 86

6pm Magazine presentation Anniversary Program #tenyears

MAGAZINE VIENNA DESIGN WEEK

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5pm–8pm Finissage

FINISSAGE IN THE FESTIVAL HEADQUARTERS in the presence of the designers – last day, last chance!

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Daily Planner

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Festival Headquarters

Opening times 30.9.–9.10., daily 11am–8pm Cocktail Sat 1.10., 5pm–8pm Finissage Sun 9.10., 5pm–8pm

T his symbol marks all events in the Festival Headquarters.

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This year, by choosing the former Bothe & Ehrmann Exhibition Halls, the VIENNA DESIGN WEEK is moving into probably the most nuanced festival living room in its ten years of history. The neoclassical building style and the accentuated architectural division between business and living zones are prototypical of a pre-First World War, medium-sized operation. What was originally a shop for a cabinet-making workshop producing reproduction furniture for the whole of the monarchy, now houses the business activities of the VIENNA DESIGN WEEK. With a whole array of talks, workshops, and exhibitions, the facilities in the listed building on Schloßgasse 14 will for ten whole days be the pivot and hub VIENNA DESIGN WEEK of Austria’s biggest Festival Headquarters in the former Bothe & Ehrmann Exhibition Halls design festival. 5., Schloßgasse 14

Stairway to Souterrain 16 20 15

Mezzanin 18

8 9 Stairway to Mezzanin

Festival Headquarters

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Hochparterre 3

Entrance 21 Stairway to Mezzanin 22

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Souterrain

outstanding artist award 2016

Lasvit

Schloss Hollenegg for Design / mischer’traxler studio

Morag Myerscough

Information and Festival Guides – here, visitors can pick up everything they need to make their visit to the festival as easy as possible. This is also where the guided tours start in the Festival Headquarters.

Rado

Raststation

Biofaction

Meșteshukar ButiQ

UMPRUM – Academy of Arts, Architecture and Design in Prague

Stop off and relax! Invitation to a cup of coffee. With the kind support of illy and TON.

Open Office MAGAZINE

10 Objektas 11

Porzellanmanufaktur FÜRSTENBERG / EOOS

12 zerunianandweisz 13 WienTourismus (Maxim Velčovský) 14 DEMMERS TEEHAUS 15 Raststation 16 Vöslauer 17 Re-generacija

VIENNA DESIGN WEEK Shuttle – Design driven by Peugeot

On the two festival Saturdays (1.10. and 8.10.) our partner is providing top comfort for visitors when exploring the Focus District. The branded Peugeot Travellers will be providing a service free of charge to transport the festival public to where it’s all happening in the entire district of Margareten.

18 Auditorium 19 JP architecture perspectives 20 Festival Office

Cocktail in the Festival Headquarters Sat 1.10., 5pm–8pm

21 University of Applied Sciences Upper Austria – Campus Hagenberg

Finissage in the Festival Headquarters Sun 9.10., 5pm–8pm

22 Zum Gschupftn Ferdl Pop-up Heuriger

Cocktail and finissage in the presence of the designers!

23 Peugeot 24 Kollektiv Fischka 25 Guest Country the Czech

Republic (OKOLO)

Info Point

Festival Headquarters

Info Point

Festival Headquarters

Pop-up Heuriger Zum Gschupftn Ferdl in the inner courtyard of the Festival Headquarters To celebrate the tenth birthday of the VIENNA DESIGN WEEK, the team surrounding “Ober-Ferdl” Ferdinand Freninger – who this year already opened the Gspritztn Ferdl by the Danube Canal – are spontaneously relocating the urban Heurige (traditional wine inn) concept of Moriz Piffl and Michael Lanner onto Schloßgasse.

The Gschupfte Ferdl in the Raimundhof (6., Windmühlgasse 20) also keeps a regulars’ table free for the VIENNA DESIGN WEEK public throughout the entire festival season – right until closing time. When the Festival Headquarters shuts its doors in the evening, the “spritzers and flitters” can simply flit to where it’s all happening.

Ferdl has dreamed up delicacies and spritzers – wine and soda –, siphoned soda, and other Heurigen classics. In the evening, the pop-up Heurige takes over as festival meeting point. The music program varies between DJ sound and Viennese song. For the daily spritzer cocktail starting at 6pm, Ferdl gives guests a liter of siphoned soda free of charge for every purchase of a bottle of wine.

The pop-up Heurige was created in cooperation with the designer Vera Widermann (MOA Eating Products) and the Bildwerk agency, which is responsible for the pixel projections at Ferdl’s. Opening hours 30.9.–9.10., daily 11am–8pm Spritzer cocktail daily 6pm–8pm

Features in the Festival Headquarters

Talk BACK TO THE FUTURE: TEN YEARS OF PASSIONSWEGE VIENNA DESIGN WEEK S. 58

Exhibition UMPRUM PRAGUE CALLING: SELECTED STUDENTS’ WORKS 2014–2016 UMPRUM – Academy of Arts, Architecture and Design in Prague S. 75

Guest Country the Czech Republic Exhibition GENERATION: THE BEST OF YOUNG CZECH DESIGN OKOLO S. 38

Anniversary Program #tenyears Exhibition 10 DEKA Kollektiv Fischka S. 57 Work in progress MAGAZINE VIENNA DESIGN WEEK S. 58 Exhibition MAXIM VELČOVSKÝ: CITY SHADES WienTourismus S. 59

Program Partners Exhibition POSSIBLE TOMORROWS Biofaction S. 103 Presentation TEA CULTURE IN SERIES DEMMERS TEEHAUS S. 105 Talk INDUSTRY 4.0 – THE FUTURE IS NOW ewo S. 106 Exhibition SUPERSCAPE 2016 – FUTURE URBAN LIVING JP architecture perspectives S. 110 Presentation WALKING CHAIR: GARNITUR Kohlmaier S. 111 Presentation LATEST DESIGNS: LIGHTING AND TABLEWARE PROJECTS Lasvit S. 113 Presentation PICNIC Meșteshukar ButiQ S. 117 Exhibition MAG DES DING Objektas S. 120

Exhibition PIEDECK: INVISIBLE WALLS University of Applied Sciences Upper Austria – Campus Hagenberg S. 75

Festival Headquarters

Debut

Festival Headquarters

Presentation HIGH-PROFILE DESIGN FROM THE PEUGEOT DESIGN LAB Peugeot S. 120 Presentation OF NATURAL PHENOMENA AND FASCINATING PRECISION Porzellanmanufaktur FÜRSTENBERG / EOOS S. 121 Presentation PRESENTING KONSTANTIN GRCIC Rado S. 123 Exhibition FRIENDLY ENEMY: JAPANESE KNOTWEED IN THE PAPER LABORATORY Re-generacija S. 123 Exhibition ISOCHRONE Schloss Hollenegg for Design / mischer’traxler studio S. 124 Talk HOW MUCH “DIGITAL” DOES HANDICRAFT NEED? wienerSITZgruppe S. 132 Presentation COLLECTION IN PROGRESS Werkraum Bregenzerwald S. 131 Exhibition EXOTIC BIRD zerunianandweisz S. 133

Stadtarbeit Award MoreVALUE DESIGN AWARD Erste Bank S. 86

Special Exhibition OUTSTANDING ARTIST AWARD 2016 – EXPERIMENTAL DESIGN Austrian Federal Chancellery S. 95, 99 Exhibition SPOTLIGHT ON: MORAG MYERSCOUGH VIENNA DESIGN WEEK S. 97 Exhibition THE TOOL & THE OBJECT Vöslauer S. 96

Symposium Talk PART I: MAGAZINE DESIGN The New Classic S. 91 Talk PART II: BOOK DESIGN The New Classic S. 91 Talk PART III: INCLUSIVE DESIGN The New Classic S. 92

Talk THE URBANIZATION OF EVERYTHING Hubert Klumpner (Urban-Think Tank) S. 42

Guided tour DEPARTURE TOUR 1: DESIGN IN FOCUS The Vienna Business Agency presents departure in focus S. 48

Talk METAPHOR AS UNIVERSAL IMAGE Die Presse S. 42 Talk DEPARTURE TALK 1: NEIGUNGSGRUPPE DESIGN. OR: HOW IT ALL STARTED The Vienna Business Agency presents departure in focus S. 43 Talk DEPARTURE TALK 2: MAKING HEIMAT – HOW TO GO ON AFTER REFUGEE ARCHITECTURE? The Vienna Business Agency presents departure in focus / Oliver Elser S. 43 Talk DEPARTURE TALK 3: MADE IN MARGARETEN The Vienna Business Agency presents departure in focus S. 44

Guided tour DEPARTURE TOUR 3: FASHION IN FOCUS The Vienna Business Agency presents departure in focus S. 49 Guided tours TOUR 4: VIENNA DESIGN WEEK ON THE MARGARETEN WALK OF FAME Marion Kuzmany (ARCH ON TOUR) S. 51 Children’s workshop A STROLL THROUGH THE FESTIVAL HEADQUARTERS Leonie Spitzer S. 52

Festival Headquarters

Education

Talks

Focus District

Focus District Margareten

T his symbol marks all features in the Focus District of Margareten.

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In the center of the city, in the center of attention. Margareten, this yearâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Focus District, is a typical inner-city district. Urban, densely populated, only few green areas. Simultaneously, the 5th district is known as a working-class district with numerous blocks of council flats. In the nineteenth century, Margareten was at first actually a bastion for artisans and craftsmen. A parallel to the present. Because today, too, the district is a genuine hub of the creative industries with many locally producing business enterprises. For ten whole days, the VIENNA DESIGN WEEK is opening up the district and staging its activities here in new spaces, supporting old established enterprises, and spotlighting the district in all its facets. This yearâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Festival Headquarters take over the former Bothe & Ehrmann Exhibition Halls, only a few yards away from Margaretenplatz. In other words, focus on all of Margareten. Also and especially with the Vienna Business Agency and its creative Map Focus District Margareten center departure. S. 146

Features in the Focus District Margareten

Program Partners

Festival Headquarters

Presentation WALTER KNOLL: CRAFTMANSHIP & DESIGN Grünbeck S. 109

Focus District

S. 22–29

Passionswege Presentation RENS (NL) with Neon Kunze S. 83 Presentation GLEN BAGHURST (SE/AU) with Klavierwerkstatt Felix Lenz S. 82 Presentation MICHAL STRACH (CZ) with Werk-Stadt Philipp Cibulka S. 83

Presentation RIMADESIO: STORIES AND MATTERS Grünbeck S. 107

Work in progress ORNAMENT LAB Karak S. 111 Presentation MARGARET’S PLACE kreativenplattform S. 111 Exhibition LIFE ON MARS: FICTIONAL FILM SETS New Design University (NDU) St. Pölten S. 119 Exhibition SOCIAL BUSINESS: PROTOTYPES FOR MAGDAS DESIGN New Design University (NDU) St. Pölten S. 119 Exhibition PAIRS IN SQUARES Tomáš Baťa University in Zlín S. 129 Exhibition KINETOMANICS TU Wien (Vienna University of Technology), Department of Three-Dimensional Design S. 131

Work in progress FIRE KITCHEN Johanna Dehio (DE) / Valentina Karga (GR) S. 87

Guided tour DEPARTURE TOUR 1: DESIGN IN FOCUS The Vienna Business Agency presents departure in focus S. 48

Work in progress TRANSMIGRATION Oh THAT Place (AT) S. 87 Work in progress VEBSHTUL Vivinger (AT/XK) S. 88 Work in progress DESIGNING LOCALITY YouarehereVienna (AT) S. 88

Guided tour DEPARTURE TOUR 2: ARCHITECTURE IN FOCUS The Vienna Business Agency presents departure in focus / Marion Kuzmany (ARCH ON TOUR) S. 48 Guided tour DEPARTURE TOUR 3: FASHION IN FOCUS The Vienna Business Agency presents departure in focus S. 49 Guided tours TOUR 2: VIENNA DESIGN WEEK WITH AND FOR ONE ANOTHER Alexa Brauner S. 50 Guided tour TOUR 3: VIENNA DESIGN WEEK FROM ANSWERS TO INTEGRADSION Alexa Brauner S. 51 Guided tours TOUR 4: VIENNA DESIGN WEEK ON THE MARGARETEN WALK OF FAME Marion Kuzmany (ARCH ON TOUR) S. 51

Focus District

Education

Stadtarbeit

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departure tour

Sun 2.10., 2pm DEPARTURE TALK 1: NEIGUNGSGRUPPE DESIGN. OR: HOW IT ALL STARTED … S. 43

Wed 5.10., 11am–1.30pm DEPARTURE TOUR 1: DESIGN IN FOCUS S. 48

Thu 6.10., 3pm DEPARTURE TALK 2: MAKING HEIMAT – HOW TO GO ON AFTER REFUGEE ARCHITECTURE? S. 43 Sun 9.10., 4pm DEPARTURE TALK 3: MADE IN MARGARETEN S. 44

Wed 5.10., 2.15pm–5.45pm DEPARTURE TOUR 2: ARCHITECTURE IN FOCUS S. 48 Fri 7.10., 11am–2pm DEPARTURE TOUR 3: FASHION IN FOCUS S. 49

Further events of the Vienna Business Agency Exhibition CURATED BY_VIENNA 2016: MEINE HERKUNFT HABE ICH MIR SELBST AUSGEDACHT S. 132 Presentation DESIGN NITE: STADTFABRIK (CITY FACTORY) – INCLUSION S. 115 Presentation GRÜNDEN IN WIEN 2016 S. 133 Guided tour LEARNING JOURNEY: INDUSTRIAL DESIGN S. 78

This year places a special focus on the district of Margareten. Therefore, the Vienna Business Agency with its creative center departure is joining forces with the VIENNA DESIGN WEEK to engage in a series of talks and guided tours to showcase the multifaceted creative scene in the 5th Viennese district.

Focus District

The Vienna Business Agency presents departure in focus

Guest Country

Guest Country the Czech Republic

T his symbol marks all features and events associated with our Guest Country.

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Vítám tě! Year for year, the VIENNA DESIGN WEEK shifts the focus and grants us a richly detailed insight into the creative design of another European country. This year’s guest: our neighbor, the Czech Republic. But we’re calling out “Ahoj” not only to a young generation of Czech designers in the course of the great Guest Country exhibition. The Czech Republic’s dynamic and high-quality design scene, which, similar to that of Austria, looks back at a long handicrafts tradition, is represented across the board of all festival formats. For instance, there are the tours in Ludwig Mies van der Rohe’s Villa Tugendhat in Brno, re-opened in 2012. Or the exhibition of works created at the renowned Prague UMPRUM Academy, presenting outstanding student works of recent years. Apropos. The projects of the Passionswege and the Program Partners are also flanked in a striking way this year by the new and traditional school of Czech design.

Exhibition

Supporting Partners Guest Country

Guest Country

GENERATION: THE BEST OF YOUNG CZECH DESIGN OKOLO

The collective show GENERATION presents works of a dozen of young Czech designers and studios who have been very active on the Czech contemporary design scene in the last ten years. The exhibition, summarizing the creative influence of the youngest generation of Czech established designers, demonstrates the progressive maturity of the scene in a post-socialist society. The show is divided into six thematic parts including furniture, glass, porcelain, lighting, product design, and interior objects. The exhibition design itself consists of numerous Ikea tables highlighting the contrast between the mainstream living conditions and the unique contributions of the designers within. 30.9.–9.10., daily 11am–8pm Cocktail: Sat 1.10., 5pm–8pm Curator guided tour: Sat 1.10., 5.30pm Finissage: Sun 9.10., 5pm–8pm Festival Headquarters

Further Guest Country Features

Program Partners

Debut

Exhibition PACKAGING DESIGN Fedrigoni S. 107

Anniversary Program #tenyears Exhibition MAXIM VELČOVSKÝ: CITY SHADES WienTourismus S. 59

Passionswege Presentation DECHEM (CZ) with Vienna Porcelain Manufactory Augarten S. 81 Presentation MICHAL STRACH (CZ) with Werk-Stadt Philipp Cibulka S. 83

Education Guided tours VIENNA DESIGN WEEK SAFARI Villa Tugendhat S. 49

Exhibition PAIRS IN SQUARES Tomáš Baťa University in Zlín S. 129 Presentation NEW SHOWROOM OPENING AND TALK WITH DESIGNERS TON S. 129

Guest Country

Presentation LATEST DESIGNS: LIGHTING AND TABLEWARE PROJECTS Lasvit S. 113

Exhibition UMPRUM PRAGUE CALLING: SELECTED STUDENTS’ WORKS 2014–2016 UMPRUM – Academy of Arts, Architecture and Design in Prague S. 75

Presentation DESIGN EXPERIENCE deelive S. 105

40 Talks

Talks

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Letâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s talk about it! In lectures and panels the VIENNA DESIGN WEEK addresses various aspects of design: While Hubert Klumpner for instance sounds out new paths in urban development, the curator Oliver Elser focuses on the architectural impact of the current refugee situation. Meanwhile, the departure talks take a look at the original design site of Margareten â&#x20AC;&#x201C; on one hand, the 5th district is host to probably the liveliest scene in Vienna, on the other, it was here that the idea for the VIENNA DESIGN WEEK was first conceived. The journalist Ulrike Weiser turns to another groundbreaking event. With an eye on the presidential election, she discusses how metaphors generate universal images. In addition: With discourse events arranged across the board of the entire festival program, this year as well offers very many other opportunities for knowledge sharing, discussions, and reflections.

Talk

Talk METAPHOR AS UNIVERSAL IMAGE Die Presse

Talks

In a world in which bottom-up and top-down intentions hardly converge, well-intentioned spatial planning usual means standstill. Urban-Think Tank aspires to attain a now imperative change of paradigms and a sensitization for the quality of all areas of urban life. Because: The models of urban development now being practiced lead incrementally to insularity and ghetto formation. In these fragmented urban environments the ultimate good, that of equality of access to resources, services and security, is as a consequence becoming more and more of a privilege. Questions remain unanswered, the quality of life deteriorates. Urban-Think Tank focuses on dynamically alternative urban design concepts and influential urban design solutions aiming to bring about a revolution in urban development. Hubert Klumpner, who holds the Chair of Architecture together with Alfredo Brillembourg in the ETH Zurich, proposes several of these concepts and projects of the Urban-Think Tank. Fri 7.10., 6pm Festival Headquarters

THE URBANIZATION OF EVERYTHING Hubert Klumpner (Urban-Think Tank)

It’s the frame, stupid! Social hammock or minimum standard, asylum seeker or fugitive? In politics it’s not a matter of what’s said, but how. What context is chosen to get the message across? A debate on the different frames of interpretation in the presidential election. With: Marcus Arige (Halle34/Vice President of the Social Democratic Industrial Association, Spokesman for the Creative Industries), Nicolaus Schafhausen (Director of Kunsthalle Wien/Exhibition Political Populism, 2015), Stefan A. Sengl (The Skills Group, Campaign Manager Heinz Fischer 2010), Milo Tesselaar (freims: contemporary consulting, Campaign Manager Irmgard Griss 2016) Moderator: Ulrike Weiser Sun 2.10., 4pm Festival Headquarters

Talk DEPARTURE TALK 2: MAKING HEIMAT – HOW TO GO ON AFTER REFUGEE ARCHITECTURE? The Vienna Business Agency presents departure in focus / Oliver Elser

Moderator: Erwin K. Bauer Sun 2.10., 2pm Festival Headquarters

More on the topic: Ten years of Passionswege – Talk and survey S. 58

The German contribution to this year’s Venice Architecture Biennale addressed the impact of the refugee situation. But you don’t have to go to Venice to experience it: A database at www.makingheimat.de shows buildings for refugee accommodation and presents eight principles for a successful “arrival city”. But how to go on after this? Germany has a housing crisis, hundreds of thousands of homes are needed. What are the concepts needed to overcome this challenge? Is this the “hour of the architects”? Or just a gleeful occasion for the construction industry? Oliver Elser is curator at the Deutsches Architekturmuseum in Frankfurt. Thu 6.10., 5pm Festival Headquarters

Talks

Ten years ago, the Neigungsgruppe Design on Margaretenstraße 96 in the 5th district brought the VIENNA DESIGN WEEK into being. A lot has happened since. The festival is growing steadily, sets new priorities to keep pace with the times, and thus transforms the city year by year into a focused showroom and arena for design. For its tenth anniversary, the founding team now take a look back: Tulga Beyerle, Thomas Geisler, and Lilli Hollein talk about the experiences and challenges that a festival like the VIENNA DESIGN WEEK brings with it and about the importance of the spatial location in a changing city.

DEPARTURE TALK 1: NEIGUNGSGRUPPE DESIGN. OR: HOW IT ALL STARTED … The Vienna Business Agency presents departure in focus

Talk

Further Talks

Talk

Talks

DEPARTURE TALK 3: MADE IN MARGARETEN The Vienna Business Agency presents departure in focus

Margareten is a hub of design, home to countless enterprises from the creative industries sector – architecture and graphic design bureaus, agencies, studios, and fashion concerns. Many of them are international as well as national players, operate projects directly in the district or in additional locations outside Austria. Why Margareten above all places is chosen as business base, what specific challenges, and special features are found here – these are the topics discussed by entrepreneurs, designers, and architects from the 5th district. With: Sandra Haischberger (feinedinge*), Christine Horner (SOLID architecture), Markus Kaplan (BWM Architekten), and Theresia Kohlmayr (URBANAUTS Hospitality Group) Moderator: Lilli Hollein Sun 9.10., 4pm Festival Headquarters

Debut Talk PIEDECK: INVISIBLE WALLS University of Applied Sciences Upper Austria – Campus Hagenberg S. 75

Anniversary Program #tenyears Talk BACK TO THE FUTURE: TEN YEARS OF PASSIONSWEGE VIENNA DESIGN WEEK S. 58

Program Partners Talk “Synthetic Biology in Art and Design” POSSIBLE TOMORROWS Biofaction S. 103 Talk INDUSTRY 4.0 – THE FUTURE IS NOW ewo S. 106 Talk “Emotions and Know-how in Industrial Design” RIMADESIO: STORIES AND MATTERS Grünbeck S. 107 Talk “Masterly Craftmanship” WALTER KNOLL: CRAFTMANSHIP & DESIGN Grünbeck S. 109

Talk “Design and Social Enterprises” SOCIAL BUSINESS: PROTOTYPES FOR MAGDAS DESIGN New Design University (NDU) St. Pölten S. 119 Talk FEAR OF LIFE. THE CITY AS A HABITAT TO ALL University of Applied Arts Vienna S. 131 Talk HOW MUCH “DIGITAL” DOES HANDICRAFT NEED? wienerSITZgruppe S. 132 Talk DWAYNE WAGGONER: LIGHT AND LANGUAGE IN ARCHITECTURE XAL S. 133

Stadtarbeit Talk A Wiener, halal! TRANSMIGRATION Oh THAT Place (AT) S. 87 Talk bockwerk TRANSMIGRATION Oh THAT Place (AT) S. 87 Talk BUNT gemischt TRANSMIGRATION Oh THAT Place (AT) S. 87

Talk Nisrine Boukhari / Rahman Hak-Hagir TRANSMIGRATION Oh THAT Place (AT) S. 87 Talk TRANSMIGRATION Oh THAT Place (AT) S. 87 Talk Taste of Home TRANSMIGRATION Oh THAT Place (AT) S. 87 Talk Vienna to go TRANSMIGRATION Oh THAT Place (AT) S. 87

Symposium Talk PART I: MAGAZINE DESIGN The New Classic S. 91 Talk PART II: BOOK DESIGN The New Classic S. 91 Talk PART III: INCLUSIVE DESIGN The New Classic S. 92

Talks

Walk-in hour STADTFABRIK (CITY FACTORY) MAK / Vienna Business Agency, creative center departure S. 115

Talk IntegRADsion / Flickerei TRANSMIGRATION Oh THAT Place (AT) S. 87

Talk “HiStories/Geschichte(n)” NATHALIE DU PASQUIER: BIG OBJECTS NOT ALWAYS SILENT Kunsthalle Wien S. 113

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Education

Additionally on request: individual tours with the guides of the VIENNA DESIGN WEEK (pp. 50–52), also Registration for individual special school tours with tours and school tours at tours@viennadesignweek.at design°mobil.

KulturKontakt Austria sponsors active art and culture education and communication in the school context.

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Design for all. The VIENNA DESIGN WEEK with its great diversity of workshops and tour programs is inviting visitors of all ages to join in and be informed, entertained, and inspired. In short: to experience design in the flesh. Besides the fascinatingly diverse explorations through Vienna in general and the Festival District of Margareten in particular, the VIENNA DESIGN WEEK 2016 is offering educational programs on key themes such as architecture, social design, and handicrafts. And the younger generation? The various children’s workshops are the best guarantee for the designers of tomorrow.

Guided tour

DEPARTURE TOUR 2: ARCHITECTURE IN FOCUS The Vienna Business Agency presents departure in focus / Marion Kuzmany (ARCH ON TOUR)

Margareten is a great patch for design. The departure tour DESIGN IN FOCUS shows what’s thriving here. Design bureaus and enterprises in and around the Focus District open up rare inside views of various types of design, including an interdisciplinary studio, a producer of children’s furniture, the local hand-made porcelain label – the work methods of the participating firms are as distinctive as the district itself. With buero bauer, feinedinge*, and Studio Es. Wed 5.10., 11am–1.30pm For details see info box * Start: Info Point, Festival Headquarters

@ Coop Himmelb(l)au

Education

DEPARTURE TOUR 1: DESIGN IN FOCUS The Vienna Business Agency presents departure in focus

In cooperation with the Vienna Business Agency with its creative center departure, ARCH ON TOUR takes visitors to two landmark projects of the astonishingly dense creative scene in Margareten. With their realization of the BSE Vocational College on Embelgasse (2015) the architecture team AllesWirdGut demonstrate an innovative concept for a college of administration in which public accessibility, openness and transparency are pre-eminent. Friedrich Passler of AllesWirdGut is the guide through the building. Finally, founding member Wolf D. Prix puts on an exclusive studio presentation, providing personal insights into the Viennese location of Coop Himmelb(l)au and an overview of the latest projects of the internationally renowned architecture bureau. The tour ends in the Festival Headquarters. Wed 5.10., 2.15pm–5.45pm

* DEPARTURE TOURS

Maximum of 15 persons For details see info box *

Meeting point 15 minutes before start If necessary, please bring a valid public transport ticket

Start: Berufsschule für Verwaltungsberufe (BSE Vocational College) 5., Embelgasse 46

Language German/English if needed Tickets Free admission Limited number of participants Registration at departure@wirtschaftsagentur.at

Guided tour

Fri 7.10., 11am–2pm For details see info box * Start: Info Point, Festival Headquarters

The villa of Greta and Fritz Tugendhat in Brno, the Czech Republic, was built in 1929/1930 after designs by Ludwig Mies van der Rohe and is today a UNESCO World Heritage Site. A monument of modern architecture! Comprehensive renovations and restorations between 2010 and 2012 have completely re-established the building’s original appearance and that of the adjacent garden. The interiors are now adorned with exact replicas of the original furnishings; an exhibition about the architect and the owner couple provide further insights. The villa is opening its gates and doors especially for the VIENNA DESIGN WEEK on three dates. On 8 October Oliver Elser (darling of the festival audience and curator at the Deutsches Architekturmuseum in Frankfurt) accompanies through the pro perty. An introduction to Ludwig Mies van der Rohe during the bus journey is followed by a specialist guided tour through the villa and a visit to the historic Café Era by Josef Kranu (1927–29). Fri 30.9., 12pm–8.30pm, Sun 2.10.+Sat 8.10., 11am–8.30 pm Meeting point 15 minutes before departure Language: German/English if needed Tickets: Bus journey, catering, guided tour 35 Euro, Sat 8.10. 45 Euro Maximum of 30 persons per tour Booking online www.viennadesignweek.at

Discover the festival by bike with the Bike App developed by feld72 for the VIENNA DESIGN WEEK!

Start: 1., Bus stop Schwedenplatz/ Morzinplatz 64

Education

How smart is Margareten? The departure tour FASHION IN FOCUS gives us the answers. Because here, in this year’s Focus District, the VIENNA DESIGN WEEK uncovers smart Viennese fashion design in numerous showrooms and studios. On a virtual catwalk right across and around the district, participants visit fashion enterprises and ask what it is that makes the works in the 5th District so special. They take a look behind the scenes and get inside views of the everyday goings-on behind the fashion labels working in Vienna. The tour concentrates especially on informing about origins and production processes and making them accessible. With elfenkleid, Margaret and Hermione, Ute Ploier, and Brandmair.

VIENNA DESIGN WEEK SAFARI Villa Tugendhat

DEPARTURE TOUR 3: FASHION IN FOCUS The Vienna Business Agency presents departure in focus

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TOUR 2: VIENNA DESIGN WEEK WITH AND FOR ONE ANOTHER Alexa Brauner

Education

TOUR 1: VIENNA DESIGN WEEK IN THE INNER CITY DESIGN DISTRICT Gabriele Steiner-Scharfetter

The inner city of Vienna is a design district through and through: this is where tradition meets innovation and old-established production techniques meet contemporary design ideas. The stops on the guided walk show projects from the Passionswege and give participants in-depth insights into inno vatory collaborations between traditional handicraft concerns and designers from all over the world. They share knowledge in open work processes and put this into practice as new installations, graphic design concepts, or works of furniture. On the way through the inner city the tour stops at galleries and exhibition rooms as well as Viennese businesses and shops – ranging from glass and chandelier production to porcelain manufacture and the long-established Viennese petit-point tradition … Sat 1.10., 10am–12pm, Wed 5.10., 5pm–7pm, Fri 7.10., 4pm–6pm, Sat 8.10., 10am–12pm For details see info box * Start: 1., Michaelerplatz

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Margareten is a creative district – and this year especially so. Because the VIENNA DESIGN WEEK and its projects happening here in countless corners show how social aspects and local knowledge can be integrated in creative processes. The tour makes its way through the district and provides an inside view of projects in the Stadtarbeit and Passionswege formats. The project presented by students of the NDU St. Pölten in partnership with Caritas Vienna directs an extra focus onto participatory product design. These new paths through Margareten give priority to letting participants discover things together: They experience Work in progress live, get to know projects with and for one another, and discover design that brings people together. A tour for everyone – the Viennese, visitors to Vienna, and the “new Viennese”. Mon 3.10., 11am–1pm+2.30pm–4.30pm, Tue 4.10., 11am–1pm For details see info box * Start: 5., Margaretenplatz 6 57

* TOUR 1 – TOUR 4 Meeting point 15 minutes before start If necessary, please bring a valid public transport ticket/own bike Language German/English if needed

Tickets Adults: 15 Euro, students: 10 Euro, children and young people aged up to 18: 5 Euro, children under 6: free Maximum of 20 persons per tour Booking online www.viennadesignweek.at

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This tour revolves around social design. And social design in turn puts the person in focus. Also the exhibition in the Austrian Museum of Folk Life and Folk Art by the designer and researcher Ebru Kurbak deals with human community and communication, knowledge sharing and reciprocal regard. It forms the start of this bike tour. After an interim stop at the pop-up café of the exhibition WILLING & ABLE: ACCIDENT / OCCIDENT / ORIENT, bikers visit the Stadtarbeit project of Oh THAT Place, the self-proclaimed hub of grassroots movements, also committed to the positive integration of new refugees in Vienna. At the end of the bike tour, you can take part in the on-site workshop and talk by IntegRADsion. Wed 5.10., 2pm–4pm For details see info box * Start: Austrian Museum of Folk Life and Folk Art 8., Laudongasse 15–19 66

Architecture meets design in the hidden gem of the 5th District. Three individual walks lead to studio presentations by outstanding Viennese architecture bureaus and further highlights in this year’s Focus District. All three tours start with a short guided tour in the Festival Headquarters – originally a cabinet maker’s workshop (Ernst Epstein, 1913). October 4: Extended guided tour in the Festival Headquarters. Stops at Carla Mittersteig and the studio of DMAA Delugan Meissl Associated Architects (with Sebastian Brunke). October 6: Guided tour with Michaela Maier through the former Vorwärts publishing house (Hubert and Franz Gessner, 1909), also architecture presentation of the attic extension on Diehlgasse by Finn Erschen (2013). October 7: Walk with exclusive studio guided tour at BWM Architekten (with Daniela Walten and Erich Bernard) and ARTEC Architekten (with Bettina Götz and Richard Manahl). Finish in the residential building on Hundsturm (ARTEC, 2004). Tue 4.10., 2.30pm–5pm, Thu 6.10., 3.30pm–6.30pm, Fri 7.10., 1.30pm–5.30pm For details see info box * Start: Info Point, Festival Headquarters

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TOUR 4: VIENNA DESIGN WEEK ON THE MARGARETEN WALK OF FAME Marion Kuzmany (ARCH ON TOUR)

TOUR 3: VIENNA DESIGN WEEK FROM ANSWERS TO INTEGRADSION Alexa Brauner

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Further Education Features

Children’s workshop

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A STROLL THROUGH THE FESTIVAL HEADQUARTERS Leonie Spitzer

The VIENNA DESIGN WEEK is already celebrating its tenth birthday! Set up with pencils and paper, children roam through the Festival Headquarters past exotic birds by zerunianweisz and see what they are twittering to them. They hear the stories of the loose collective Objektas and investigate how mischer’traxler have hidden time in a table. And finally they design things themselves: the young festival visitors capture their impressions in a small brochure. The children’s workshop lasts two hours and caters for children aged 5 and over. Sun 9.10., 11am–1pm+2pm–4pm Meeting point 15 minutes before start Tickets: 5 Euro Maximum of 15 children per tour Booking online www.viennadesignweek.at Start: Info Point, Festival Headquarters

Guest Country the Czech Republic Curator guided tour GENERATION: THE BEST OF YOUNG CZECH DESIGN OKOLO S. 38

Industrial Design + Mobility Presentation MOBILE LIVING SPACES IN URBAN TRAFFIC ÖBB / spirit design S. 77 Presentation THE NEW PANTHER Rosenbauer / spirit design S. 77 Guided tour LEARNING JOURNEY: INDUSTRIAL DESIGN Vienna Business Agency, creative center departure S. 78

Program Partners

Stadtarbeit

Work in progress COOK IT TOGETHER: PRESENTING “SOCIAL FURNITURE” BY EOOS Alexandra Palla S. 103

AIL Kochmittwoch on tour TRANSMIGRATION Oh THAT Place (AT) S. 87

Children’s workshop DESIGN KIDS: BUILDING YOUR DREAM HOUSE FOR BEGINNERS MAK S. 114 Guided tours FREDERICK KIESLER. LIFE VISIONS MAK S. 115 Workshop LIFE ON MARS: FICTIONAL FILM SETS New Design University (NDU) St. Pölten S. 119 Rado guided tours NEW WATCH COLLECTION DESIGNED BY KONSTANTIN GRCIC Rado S. 121 Workshop INTO THE WHY Sedici-Verlag S. 125 Children’s workshop vertical farming THE URBAN FUTURE. THINKING_FORWARD_ Technical Museum Vienna S. 128

Workshop bockwerk TRANSMIGRATION Oh THAT Place (AT) S. 87 Workshop BUNT gemischt TRANSMIGRATION Oh THAT Place (AT) S. 87 Workshop IntegRADsion / Flickerei TRANSMIGRATION Oh THAT Place (AT) S. 87 Workshop Vienna to go TRANSMIGRATION Oh THAT Place (AT) S. 87 Guided tours “Local Viewing” DESIGNING LOCALITY YouarehereVienna (AT) S. 88 Workshop “Information/Participation/Design” DESIGNING LOCALITY YouarehereVienna (AT) S. 88 Workshop “How to be(come) a local” DESIGNING LOCALITY YouarehereVienna (AT) S. 88

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Guided tours NATHALIE DU PASQUIER: BIG OBJECTS NOT ALWAYS SILENT Kunsthalle Wien S. 113

Bike tour TRANSMIGRATION Oh THAT Place (AT) S. 87

Guided tours WALKING CHAIR: GARNITUR Kohlmaier S. 111

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Lilli Hollein Director of the VIENNA DESIGN WEEK

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Happy Birthday! Among the most wonderful and touching aspects of birthdays and anniversaries are the affection and wishes that arrive from others. The VIENNA DESIGN WEEK is being celebrated, for instance by two institutions we have been closely associated with right from the start, the University of Applied Arts and the MAK. We look back through the medium of a book describing the festival’s strategies and showing many projects – the presentation will take place under the brilliant chandelier of the bar in the Hotel InterContinental. The Hofmobiliendepot Imperial Furniture Collection is also doing the time warp and again inviting the same group of Austrian designers who were involved in 2007 DESIGN10 – now as RE-DESIGN10. Ten birthday tokens in a special form have arrived from befriended designers – the edition was a lovely surprise for us!

VIRIBUS UNITIS – RE-DESIGN Hofmobiliendepot – Imperial Furniture Collection

The exhibition DESIGN10 was held for the first VIENNA DESIGN WEEK ten years ago in the Hofmobiliendepot. Exactly ten years later, the same designers and exhibition organizers are getting together again with the motto “Viribus Unitis – all pulling together” and organizing the exhibition RE-DESIGN10.

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Once again, each designer confronts an object from the museum collection with an own design. The pairs of objects are scenically arranged under the direction of the Viennese design studio Walking Chair, and each pair tells its own little story. As a further development of the original concept, the pairs of objects are not placed in a neutral setting this time – an exhibition room – but juxtaposed to the historical exhibit in the permanent collection of the Hofmobiliendepot.

The exhibition in this traditional focal point of Austrian furniture design promises a fascinating dialogue between old and new and opens up new perspectives onto the museum’s holdings. Featuring the following designers: bkm design working, group, Studio Dankl and Lisa E. Hampel, dottings, For Use, Lucy.D, Sebastian Menschhorn, Patrick Rampelotto, Polka, Robert Rüf, Soda Designers

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“Viribus Unitis” – Emperor Franz Joseph’s motto, and the centennial of his death is the subject of an exhibition in the Hofmobiliendepot – symbolizes the success of the VIENNA DESIGN WEEK, which in cooperation with designers, museums, and producers has been advancing Vienna for ten years as a location for design – “all pulling together”. www.hofmobiliendepot.at 30.9.–9.10., daily 10am–6pm Cocktail: Mon 3.10., 7pm Exhibition until 15.1.2017 Hofmobiliendepot Imperial Furniture Collection 7., Andreasgasse 7 18

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Exhibition 10 DEKA Kollektiv Fischka

By invitation only InterContinental Vienna 3., Johannesgasse 28 21

Nick Albert, Gregor Buchhaus, Andreas Jakwerth, Kramar, Peter Kubelka, Marcell Nimführ, Florian Rainer, Petra Rautenstrauch, Bernhard Wolf and Christine Wurnig – optimally supported by the hi-tech photo laboratory Cyberlab – show ten pictures and ten stories from more than 1.000 events of the first decade. 30.9.–9.10., daily 11am–8pm Cocktail: Sat 1.10., 5pm–8pm Finissage: Sun 9.10., 5pm–8pm Festival Headquarters

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Ten years of VIENNA DESIGN WEEK also means ten years of Kollektiv Fischka. The Viennese Kollektiv Fischka – Images for Many People translates the conceptual and coincidental into authentic visual imagery, thus forming the important foundation for a functioning and successful visual communication for one of the most important design festivals in Europe. Illustrating projects, contributions, and agendas of designers, but also making them live in clear form and beyond the limits of the festival was and is the passionate focus of ten photographers.

Starting in the 1960s, an international bevy of glamorous stars became established, using the global hotel chains as their bases. The InterContinental was undoubtedly the premier hotel in such a chain, welcoming stars from film, music and fashion – including princess Grace Patricia, the young Rolling Stones, Johnny Cash, and The Who, also Jean Paul Gaultier, Vivienne Westwood, Duke Ellington, Ella Fitzgerald, and more. It was not a seldom occurrence to meet music legends like Falco at the bar, which with its opulent chandelier still radiates an aura of glamour to this day. The InterContinental Vienna set new standards not only in the past. Currently, the famous Brazilian architect Isay Weinfeld is working on a redesign of the hotel. An expert bridge builder between Viennese tradition and international contemporary design, the bar of the InterContinental is the ideal location for the VIENNA DESIGN WEEK as represen tative of ten festival years, which have been packed into a comprehensive book published on the occasion of the festival’s anniversary. The sumptuous volume with 400 pages and published by umstaetter is being celebrated by the InterContinental Vienna with a birthday and book presentation party.

CHANDELIER, BOOK, AND ANNIVERSARY InterContinental Vienna

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BACK TO THE FUTURE: TEN YEARS OF PASSIONSWEGE VIENNA DESIGN WEEK

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MAGAZINE VIENNA DESIGN WEEK

Ten years, ten days, ten double spreads. On the occasion of the this year’s anniversary, Austrian designers are each invited to collect impression on one of the festival days and to transpose these on the following day into an ad-hoc magazine in the Festival Headquarters Open Office. As a freely accessible workroom, the temporary office demonstrates design processes, creates points of contact, every evening providing a meet-andgreet environment. Within a period of ten days, a multifaceted compendium is created in a limited edition – a magazine, so to speak, as a birthday token. You can meet the following designers in the Open Office: Fri 30.9. Sat 1.10. Sun 2.10. Mon 3.10. Tue 4.10. Wed 5.10. Thu 6.10. Fri 7.10. Sat 8.10. Sun 9.10.

Marc Damm, Astrid Feldner (Bleed) Vinz Schwarzbauer Christian Hoffelner (CH Studio) Jutta Wacht, René Poell (Say Say Say, Inc.) Stephan Göschl, Jasmin Roth (Cin Cin) Lukas Muellner (Afloat) Roland Hörmann (phospho) Daniel Triendl Maria Prieto Barea Constantin Demner (studioelastik.com)

What happens when you make the rich wealth of knowledge inhabiting Viennese handicrafts accessible to highly promising national and international designers? Certainly, a great deal to discover. Even today. For the tenth anniversary of the VIENNA DESIGN WEEK an evaluation study was commissioned and implemented by the festival (co-financed by Vienna Chamber of Commerce and the Vienna Business Agency), which will now be made public during the festival. Directly following, former and current participants talk about their experiences within the pioneering festival format of the Passionswege. What has happened until now? How promising is the model for the future in times when local production is becoming more and more important? And what do the Passionswege contribute to an awareness of this? Presentation of the survey: Petra Gregorits (PGM Marketing Research Consulting) Talk with: Leonid Rath (J. & L. Lobmeyr), Barbara Kamler-Wild (Wiener Silber Manufactur), Mark Braun (Designer), Ewa Esterhazy (Design expert) Sat 1.10., 5pm Festival Headquarters

30.9.–9.10., daily 11am–8pm Magazine presentation: Sat 9.10., 6pm Festival Headquarters

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Presentation

Exhibition MAXIM VELČOVSKÝ: CITY SHADES WienTourismus

30.9.–9.10., Mon–Fri 10am–6pm, Sat 10am–5pm, Sun closed Cocktail: Fri 30.9., 5pm–8.30pm

30.9.–9.10., daily 11am–8pm

Wiener Silber Manufactur 1., Spiegelgasse 14

Finissage: Sun 9.10., 5pm–8pm

Cocktail: Sat 1.10., 5pm–8pm

Festival Headquarters

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The first CITY SHADES by the Czech artist Maxim Velčovský were produced during the Passionswege 2008, an adapted variant was commissioned and purchased by WienTourismus. In his collaboration with the long established Viennese firm of J. & L. Lobmeyr, Velčovský oriented himself at the time on the principles of the magic lantern and shadow theater. Since then, the CITY SHADES have traveled far as an example of outstanding Austrian design – Berlin, Tokyo, Brno, and more. For this year’s VIENNA DESIGN WEEK Guest Country, the Czech Republic, WienTourismus is sponsoring the new presentation of the installation. Comprised of parts from chandeliers and drinking glasses from the J. & L. Lobmeyr workshop, they show the silhouettes of three cities where people can marvel at the breathtaking works of the Viennese glass manufactory – including resplendent chandeliers in the New York Metropolitan Opera, the Kremlin in Moscow, and countless places in Vienna.

Birthday champagne! Inspired by the rugged and sublime forms of glaciers and mountains, the French designer Alexandre Echasseriau designed an exquisitely gleaming champagne bucket during last year’s Passionswege, which Antonio Umani, the Master at the Silber Manufactur, enthusiastically promoted. Prior to use, the entire cooler is frozen in the freezer. Then, in the course of an efferve scent evening, the glacier slowly melts and exposes the perfectly polished silver surface under the thin frozen layer. What appears is pure handicraft. À votre santé! For the tenth anniversary of the VIENNA DESIGN WEEK the Wiener Silber Manufactur, besides “ICE-BERG”, is showing other projects that were produced in recent years for the Passionswege – including the “HAMMER Lamp” by BIG-GAME, the “Landscape” series by Charlotte Talbot, and the “Tea Service” by Tomás Alonso.

BEST OF PASSIONSWEGE Wiener Silber Manufactur

Swarovski Design Medal

VIENNA DESIGN WEEK and Swarovski are proud to present the

Swarovski Design Medal To honor an Austrian or Austrian-based designer or architect who has made a significant contribution to DESIGN WEEK over the past decade. The distinguished jury includes Nadja Swarovski, Member of the Swarovski Executive Board Lilli Hollein, Founder and Director of VIENNA DESIGN WEEK Christoph Thun-Hohenstein, Director of MAK Gerald Bast, Rector of the University of Applied Arts Vienna Deyan Sudjic, Director of the Design Museum, London The winner will be announced at the 10th birthday party of VIENNA DESIGN WEEK at the MAK on Friday September 30. #swarovski #viennadesignweek www.swarovskigroup.com www.viennadesignweek.at

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Kueng Caputo –two is better than one

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Hanna Krüger –Tellerfülle

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Julia Landsiedl –Love, Julia

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With its curated formats Debut, Industrial Design + Mobility, Passionswege, Stadtarbeit, Symposium, and Special, the VIENNA DESIGN WEEK has taken on the task of creating a new awareness for design. The intention is not merely to shift its aesthetic function into focus, but above all to accentuate those aspects that make design into a central part of our daily life. Thanks to their different approaches, each format illuminates and presents yet another aspect of this kind.

Debut

Debut University of Applied Sciences meets Academy. Start-up incubator meets artistic innovation hub. Hagenberg meets Prague in Vienna. The VIENNA DESIGN WEEK has initiated the Debut format to focus on a selection of outstanding educational institutions from home and abroad. In the process, Debut acts as an international networking platform and is simultaneously an autonomous arena for aspiring design. The works on show are prominent examples of living educational culture and the design concepts of a new generation. In 2016, the VIENNA DESIGN WEEK greets the University of Applied Sciences Upper Austria – Campus Hagenberg and the renowned Prague Academy of UMPRUM – and covers the entire range from digitalization of design processes all the way to architecture, product and graphic design. The Debut is sponsored by aws Kreativwirtschaft.

Exhibition

30.9.–9.10., daily 11am–6pm Cocktail: Sat 1.10., 5pm–8pm Talk: Thu 6.10., 3pm Finissage: Sun 9.10., 5pm–8pm Festival Headquarters

The Academy of Arts, Architecture and Design in Prague has been a prestigious educational platform in the fields of fine and applied arts, design, architecture, and graphics since its founding in 1885. Today, UMPRUM comprises six departments with 23 studios as well as a visual arts program for foreign students. The UMPRUM PRAGUE CALLING show focuses on students’ works created between 2014 and 2016 mainly in the departments of graphics, design, and applied arts. It emphasizes new adventurous approaches to the disciplines and the media represented. The exhibition is accompanied by an in-house publication. 30.9.–9.10., daily 11am–8pm Cocktail: Sat 1.10., 5pm–8pm Finissage: Sun 9.10., 5pm–8pm Festival Headquarters

When real and virtual worlds merge. PIEdeck, the experimental interaction space developed by the research group Playful Interactive Environments (PIE) consists of a large-scale projection, multiple virtual reality headsets, and a sensitive laser tracking system from the technology forge of the Ars Electronica Futurelab in Linz. Up to 25 persons can move simultaneously in the space, affect it, thus entering into virtual and real interaction. In this way, the PIEdeck application INVISIBLE WALLS especially created for the VIENNA DESIGN WEEK focuses on the theme of interpersonal distances – INVISIBLE WALLS – between the actors. Visitors can find out more on the installation design in a knowledge sharing session with students on site. In the accompanying talk also provides an opportunity for delving deeper into the theme of co-located interactive spaces.

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UMPRUM PRAGUE CALLING: SELECTED STUDENTS’ WORKS 2014–2016 UMPRUM – Academy of Arts, Architecture and Design in Prague

PIEDECK: INVISIBLE WALLS University of Applied Sciences Upper Austria – Campus Hagenberg

Industrial Design

Industrial Design + Mobility Design is social design in the widest sense – a strategy for improving people’s lives – and this is also applicable to industrial design. The VIENNA DESIGN WEEK is accentuating this as a key theme this year. Whether service industry design surrounding a product, whether process competency, or the approach which understands design as a holistic, integrative task – it’s always about solutions that combine sustainability, user-friendliness, technological innovation, and process optimization. Solutions that only emerge through the interaction between strategic design and innovative industrial competence, through a cooperative process shared between designers and business enterprises. It is the goal of the industrial design items in this year’s program to demonstrate this, and they will play a more important role in the VIENNA DESIGN WEEK festival also in future. Curator: Doris Rothauer

Presentation

Fri 30.9., 9am–4pm Vorplatz Nord, Hauptbahnhof (Central Station) 10., Am Hauptbahnhof 1 17

Presentation: Fri 30.9., 12pm–2.30pm Limited number of participants Booking online www.viennadesignweek.at Start: Vorplatz Nord, Hauptbahnhof (Central Station)/ Presentation: Hotel Schani 10., Karl-Popper-Straße 22 17 20

As specialists for integrated design strategies, spirit design is adviser to the Austrian Federal Railways ÖBB – hence also for the design of the new ÖBB Cityjet. This train will comply with the latest requirements demanded by smart mobility in the urban and suburban space – including everything from branding and exterior design to lighting design and interior and seating features – and with it Austrian Railways are pursuing the goal of making rail transport a part of modern life. On a trip on the Cityjet, tour participants experience live and at first hand the tasks to be addressed in suburban and regional transport, and how individual needs can be solved in a sustainable and comprehensive way. They visit the production hall in Jedlersdorf, Vienna. Presented by Klaus Garstenauer (Director of Suburban and Regional Transport, ÖBB) and Daniel Huber (spirit design). Return from Jedlersdorf at 5.15pm, exit options at all stations until Meidling railway station. Fri 30.9., 2.45pm–6pm Tickets: The trip is an invitation of the ÖBB Limited number of participants Booking online www.viennadesignweek.at Start: Info Point, Hauptbahnhof (Central Station) 10., Am Hauptbahnhof 1 17

Since 2003, the Viennese enterprise spirit design has been responsible for designing the vehicles of the Rosenbauer concern, and here the development of the PANTHER has set an international benchmark: The model is regarded as the most innovative airport firefighting vehicle in the world and stands symbolically for safety and efficient fire protection. The latest PANTHER generation now develops and optimizes its integrated design language even more. In a joint demonstration with snacks and drinks at Hotel Schani, Rosenbauer and spirit design explain and illustrate the challenges that were mastered in the cooperation between manufacturer and the design studio, and how extinguishing technology, safety, operative ease, comfort and performance can be achieved: Start in front of the Hauptbahnhof (Central Station) with viewing of the PANTHER, which will be put on public show for a full day (9am–4pm).

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MOBILE LIVING SPACES IN URBAN TRAFFIC ÖBB / spirit design

THE NEW PANTHER Rosenbauer / spirit design

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LEARNING JOURNEY: INDUSTRIAL DESIGN Vienna Business Agency, creative center departure

For over two years now the Learning Journeys of the Vienna Business Agency with its creative center departure has been opening up innovative insights into urban creativity at the interface of traditional industry and the creative industries. This time, a day excursion to three different industrial design studios links up the learning journey with the new festival focus of Industrial Design + Mobility. On the program we have the aws design team surrounding Adam Wehsely-Swiczinsky, GP design partners with Rudolf Greger, and also Valentinitsch Design, who give us a view of their studios, their projects, their work methods, and their problem-solving strategies. Meeting point and exact agenda will be announced in good time at www.wirtschaftsagentur.at. Thu 6.10., 10am–6pm Limited number of participants Registration at departure@wirtschaftsagentur.at

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Rote Bar inside Volkstheater

Passionswege

Passionswege The name is the game. Because, with multiple stations in a single street, this year the format is path-breaking a way of passion through the Focus District. Four other stops in the inner city join the handicraft concerns, which are all coincidentally situated on Wehrgasse. Ever since it first started, the VIENNA DESIGN WEEK has organized the Passionswege to bring together international and Austrian designers with Viennese production companies. These can then experiment, create, and transfer knowledge in open work processes, free from all commercial restraints. The VIENNA DESIGN WEEK shows the results of each collaborative project – object or installation – directly on site, granting backstage views and insights into authentic and traditional Viennese workshops and business premises. Curators: Lilli Hollein and Julia Hürner

The Passionswege are sponsored by the Vienna Chamber of Commerce.

Presentation

30.9.–9.10., Mon–Fri 10am–6pm, Sat+Sun 10am–5pm Cocktail: Fri 30.9., 5pm–8.30pm Maria Stransky 1., Hofburg Passage 2 34

The Vienna Porcelain Manufactory Augarten has a history going back three hundred years and is the second oldest in Europe. Since the very start, this Austrian enterprise has been outstanding not only for the high quality of porcelain, but also for its exclusively handcrafted production and painting. Here, every single piece is unique, here the company can fall back on a centuries-old repertoire of forms and decorations. The Prague design studio DECHEM – Michaela Tomišková and Jakub Janďourek – were inspired by this rich tradition and chose a table lamp as starting object for their Passionswege project. Its base manifests the classic Augarten vase form. Using the techniques and materials of the porcelain manufactory and the favorite material of the two designers – glass –, they have enabled Viennese handicraft tradition to beam out through the medium of a contemporary light source. 30.9.–8.10., Mon–Sat 10am–6pm, Sun closed Cocktail: Fri 30.9., 5pm–8.30pm Flagshipstore Augarten Vienna 1., Spiegelgasse 3 14

When the designer David Tavcar, who was born in Slovenia, first visited the Maria Stransky petit-point manufactory, founded in 1932, he was bowled over by the handicraft skills of the embroiderers there. True to tradition, classic motifs and images are produced from a palette of more than 800 color tones with up to 2.500 stitches per square inch – they are therefore very easy to distinguish from machine-made products. In his Passionswege project, Tavcar takes his inspiration from the transformations between “zoom-in” and “zoom-out”, also from the almost exclusively analogue production processes of embroidery manufacture – something that signifies great quality for the designer, a handicraft enthusiast. In his microscopic treatment, Tavcar transposes Maria Stransky’s floral motifs – roses, violets, edelweiss – into contemporary embroidered motifs, thus accentuating the striking cell structures of every petal: beautifully burge oning accomplishments of petit point and pointillist bionics.

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DECHEM (CZ) with Vienna Porcelain Manufactory Augarten

DAVID TAVCAR (SI/AT) with Maria Stransky

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MARTINO GAMPER (IT/UK) with J. & L. Lobmeyr

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GLEN BAGHURST (SE/AU) with Klavierwerkstatt Felix Lenz

Piano master builder Felix Lenz works in his workshop in Margareten on the fine tuning of strings, hammers, and keys – and makes almost everything himself. He services, restores, and repairs pianos of all kinds from upright to grand. So it is no wonder that so many piano lovers trust his talent. Glen Baghurst, too, is an enthusiastic craftsman and plays the piano in his spare time. As part of the Passionswege the designer, who lives in Sweden and Australia, has turned his attention to the individual components of the classical music instrument. The piano workshop salesroom is striking for its raw beauty and remarkable acoustics. He now presents a chair that is inspired in every way by the piano in construction technique and aesthetics. A design composition – in the truest sense of the word!

It is almost two hundred years since Josef Lobmeyr opened his first shop. Whereas it is exactly ten years since the former purveyor to the court for glass refining, chandeliers, and drinking glasses realized a Passionswege project in partnership with Martino Gamper, a South Tyrolean who lives in London. In 2016, Gamper is coming back to Vienna to work in a new edition of this cooperation, turning his attention once more to the decorative surfaces and elaborate techniques that J. & L. Lobmeyr has cultivated and brought to perfection in the course of its history as a firm – cutting, engraving, etching, and sandblasting, also the various forms of handpainting. In his brilliant new perspective, Martino Gamper experiments with these techniques, mixes them, and creates a highly decorative modern drinking glass.

30.9.–8.10., Mon–Sat 10am–6pm, Sun closed

30.9.–8.10., Mon–Fri 10am–7pm, Sat 10am–6pm, Sun closed

Cocktail: Sat 1.10., 3pm–6pm

Cocktail: Fri 30.9., 5pm–8.30pm

Klavierwerkstatt Felix Lenz 5., Schönbrunner Straße 25 (Corner of Wehrgasse)

J. & L. Lobmeyr 1., Kärntner Straße 26

Presentation

30.9.–8.10., Mon–Fri 9am–6pm, Sat 12pm–6pm, Sun closed Cocktail: Sat 1.10., 3pm–6pm

The firm of Neon Kunze is older than its name suggests. The Viennese enterprise was in fact founded 150 years ago as a sign painting business. Since the 1950s, it has also produced neon advertisements. Today, the range of products includes light advertisements with neon and LED technology, lettering, signs, and foliations, also advertising media made of acrylic glass and aluminum. When the Dutch design duo rENs – Renee Mennen and Stefanie van Keijsteren – turned up at the neon production site on Wehrgasse, a creative partnership soon crystallized. Because color plays a key role for rENs as well – most of all red, the elemental color for neon. The main focus of their Passionswege projects lies in the creation of new color nuances and light effects. Tubular lighting produced in an experimental context will be shown containing new and unusual color play effects. Let there be neon light!

Werk-Stadt Philipp Cibulka 5., Wehrgasse 23

30.9.–8.10., Mon–Fri 9am–6pm, Sat 12pm–5pm, Sun closed

Cocktail: Sat 1.10., 3pm–6pm Neon Kunze 5., Wehrgasse 3 36

Passionswege

What matters to the carpenter Philipp Cibulka is to make furniture in such a way that it delights his customers and fits quite naturally into home environments. The combination of beautiful material, good planning, and optimal finishing contributes much to this aspiration. “I’m a carpenter. I like to make tables and chairs. It’s my passion.” These words of Cibulka’s inspired the young Czech designer and alumnus of the Prague University UMPRUM Michal Strach. In the picturesque carpentry workshop, his installation sets up contact and visual communication with passers-by. Abstract interiors and unconventional sceneries also presented here impress the Passionswege public in the form of surreal rooms the size of doll’s houses.

RENS (NL) with Neon Kunze

MICHAL STRACH (CZ) with Werk-Stadt Philipp Cibulka

Further Passionswege Features

Presentation STUDIO ES (AT) with Wolfgang Schön Kunstanstalt für Kupferdruck

Passionswege

Anniversary Program #tenyears

Founded in 1922, the Kunstanstalt für Kupfer druck (Artistic Institute for Copperplate Printing) has been directed for more than forty years by Wolfgang Schön. The firm makes printed matter such as visiting cards, envelopes, and images in manual copperplate engraving – a printing process that was widespread especially in the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries. As one of the last of his trade, Schön prints today as in the era of Albrecht Dürer from the hand-engraved copperplate, piece by piece, each print a pure and unique artifact. The workshop: a time capsule with view of the Goldenes Quartier. On visiting the printer’s shop in the historic part of the Vienna city, Verena Panholzer and David Einwaller from Studio Es – the first two graphic designers in the Passionswege – developed the idea of making traditional motifs of copperplate printing communicate with a contemporary idiom. The collages thus produced will be presented in Wolfgang Schön’s workshop alongside all the stages in production, thus giving people an impression of the whole process. Es ist schön! 30.9.–8.10., Mon–Fri 9am–6pm, Sat 12pm–5pm, Sun closed Cocktail: Fri 30.9., 5pm–8.30pm Wolfgang Schön Kunstanstalt für Kupferdruck 1., Naglergasse 4 69

Presentation BEST OF PASSIONSWEGE Wiener Silber Manufactur S. 59 Talk BACK TO THE FUTURE: TEN YEARS OF PASSIONSWEGE VIENNA DESIGN WEEK S. 58

Stadtarbeit

Stadtarbeit Design in general makes our world more beautiful and more functional. This is especially true of social design. It addres ses social issues and analyses them. It promotes knowledge sharing and challenges its public. Via an open call, a specialist jury chooses four projects that reveal special, creative qualities, and potential in dealing with social issues. Intensive and unconventional in their form of presentation, they show how design alternatives can come to fruition in our daily lives together. And something else is on show: the further development of last year’s winning project of the Erste Bank MoreVALUE Design Award The Erste Bank by Ebru Kurbak. MoreVALUE Design Award is being presented this year for the second time. Sun 9.10., 5.30pm as part of the closing celebration in the Festival Headquarters. Followed by presentation of the winning project.

Jury: Ruth Goubran, Theres Fischill (Erste Bank), Jutta Kleedorfer (Multiple and Interim Use, MA 18), Georg Irsa (Caritas, Archdiocese of Vienna), Andreas Rumpfhuber (Architect), Lilli Hollein, Marlene Leichtfried (VIENNA DESIGN WEEK)

The Stadtarbeit projects are sponsored by the Erste Bank.

Work in progress TRANSMIGRATION Oh THAT Place (AT)

30.9.–9.10., daily 2pm–6pm Banquet: Sat 8.10., 6pm–10pm 5., Christophgasse 5 13

The project features grassroots social design projects dedicated to the positive integration of recent migrants (refugees) to Vienna, with ongoing talks, workshops, and tours from initiatives such as bockwerk, IntergRADsion, Vienna to go, Taste of Home, A Wiener, halal!, AIL, and BUNT gemischt. Accompanied by a growing exhibition that serves as a reflection and conduit of the individual projects from inception to now, TRANSMIGRATION aims to continue the dialogue on social design and migration topics. The program intends to create and open opportunities for knowledge and skills exchange amongst recent migrants and the creative community of Vienna. The temporary Café VoZo will serve as a meeting point throughout the festival. The detailed program can be seen at www.ohthatplace.at, also in the daily planner of this Festival Guide (pages 10–21) and online. 30.9.–9.10., Tue–Sat 2pm–9pm, Sun 2.10., 2pm–7pm/Sun 9.10., 2pm–4pm, Mon closed Cocktail: Sat 1.10., 6pm–10pm Finissage: Sat 8.10., 7pm–10pm Talks+workshops: see daily planner of this Festival Guide 5., Diehlgasse 51 58

Stadtarbeit

The FEUERKÜCHE – FIRE KITCHEN is a collective public action in which raw materials are transformed in an exemplary process into a functional cooking unit – tableware, pots, and table oven are formed of clay and fired in the log fire, giving them a matte, black surface. A banquet is held whereby recipes brought by all participants are cooked and eaten together at the banqueting table. The project’s hands-on approach provides for an experience of sensuous contact with the raw material of clay and with the archaic activity of cooking at an open fire. The project aims to arouse curiosity about the development stages in the process leading from material to utensil. Project team: Johanna Dehio, Valentina Karga, Mascha Fehse, and Liza Schluder. Detailed program and information will be announced at www.johannadehio.de. The FIRE KITCHEN is produced in part in cooperation with the Caritas Kompa project.

FIRE KITCHEN Johanna Dehio (DE) / Valentina Karga (GR)

Work in progress

Work in progress DESIGNING LOCALITY YouarehereVienna (AT)

Stadtarbeit

ARCHITECTS BUILD AN OVERDIMENSIONAL LOOM APPARATUS! Once industrialization took hold, textile production shaped Margareten’s identity for a long time afterwards. Today, the only things reminding us of the former production site of the Jewish textile factory Altmann are statues on the façade. The project VEBSHTUL is now transforming the former workers’ district of Margareten once more into an arena for textile production. A construction is being installed on Siebenbrunnenplatz in the form of an overdimensional loom and will be operated by the project team for ten days. Here, the production process will be the actual product. The performative intervention aims to motivate the interaction of visitors in the city space and revive the weaving tradition in people’s memories. Project team: Sarah Beyer, Bianca Gamser, Charlotte Heller, Kadri Muzaqi, Agnes Pachucki, Julia Puchegger, and Lorenz Schreiner. Initiated by Johannes Paar (Department of Building Studies and Design, Vienna University of Technology) and realized in part with the FZhM Research Centre for the History of Minorities. Individual program items will be announced at www.facebook.com/vebshtul. 30.9.–8.10., daily 11.30am–7pm, Sun 9.10., 11.30am–4pm Cocktail: Sat 1.10., 5pm–8pm

VEBSHTUL Vivinger (AT/XK)

The brand-new launch of a digital city guide. For ten days, YouarehereVienna occupies a temporary open editing office devoted to an intensive treatment of the theory and practice of “Be(come)ing Local”. The focus of the project DESIGNING LOCALITY is on participatory social design – together with festival visitors, old and new locals explore the immediate vicinity, the district of Margareten. Contents based on the investi gations, workshops and talks are edited on site, translated into the guide’s four languages – German, English, Arabic and Farsi/Dari – and are then posted online in real time. In the course of the week, a neighborhood guide for Margareten will be produced on the website of YouarehereVienna, also with the intention of extending it to the social media, hashtag #youareheremargareten. Detailed information may be found at www.youarehere.wien, as well as on Facebook and Instagram @youareherevienna. 30.9.–8.10., daily 11am–7pm, Sun 9.10. 11am–4.30pm Cocktail: Sat 1.10., 5pm–10pm Guided tours “Local Viewing”: Sun 2.10., 2.30pm–4.30pm, Sat 8.10., 4pm–6pm Workshop “Information/Participation/ Design”: Mon 3.10., 5.30pm–8pm

Finissage: Sun 9.10., 2pm–4pm

Workshop “How to be(come) a local”: Fri 7.10., 5.30pm–8pm

5., Siebenbrunnenplatz

Finissage: Sun 9.10., 2pm–4.30pm

Sehsaal 5., Zentagasse 38 (in the courtyard) 47

During the VIENNA DESIGN WEEK 2015, this selection process was followed by a communication process. In an intervention at Stand 129 in the Viktor-Adler-Markt often unnoticed skills made an impact on local public awareness. In the individual workshops, participants passed on knowledge such as

Posing accurate questions, INFREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS intends to discuss integration as a two-way process through an intervention that seeks to shift the commonly accepted roles: What are you good at? What skills did you have to learn growing up in your country? Which of those skills have you not used since you moved here? What would a person from Austria have to learn to be able to survive in your village? What would you like to teach me? The answers revealed a wide range of skills that have been brought to Austria in recent years along with the people coming from different countries. The exhibition in the Austrian Museum of Folk Life and Folk Art in Vienna is showing a selection of this knowledge, gathered by Ebru Kurbak during the INFREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS intervention process. The accompanying catalogue also approaches the theme from various aspects – with instructions for workshop and practice, essays and interviews, it motivates people to spread the idea. 30.9.–9.10., Tue–Sun 10am–5pm, Mon closed Cocktail: Sun 2.10., 6pm–8pm Exhibition until 16.10. Austrian Museum of Folk Life and Folk Art 8., Laudongasse 15–19 66

Stadtarbeit

As the winner of last year’s Erste Bank MoreVALUE Design Award, INFREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS is presented this year with an expanded exhibition and a publication. In the run-up to VIENNA DESIGN WEEK 2015, the designer and artist Ebru Kurbak visited Caritas educational courses in order to learn more about the skills of the participants. Relationships were struck up and the newly introduced knowledge was shared. Together, they then decided which skills could be taught in workshops and which could be represented better by means of visual instructions.

MoreVALUE DESIGN AWARD 2015: INFREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS Ebru Kurbak (TR/AT)

building kites or preparing traditional Afghan dumplings. Meanwhile, the Caritas market stall acted as open laboratory for Ebru Kurbak – on site, she asked people what they were good at, listened, and collected further special skills …

Exhibition

The sector of communication designÂ is expanding all the time. New media, tools,Â and methods are presenting new challenges, for designers as well as for recipients. At the same time, the constantly growing possibilities are introducing entirely new forms of interaction, so that designers are increasingly acting as guides in sounding out communication solutions. They network with other disciplines, open up new horizons and consistently develop established areas. The three-part symposium The New Classic presents and discusses theory and practice of very different sectors. The selected task areas should take effect atÂ first sight as classic, hence the reason to investigate their latest development more precisely.

The New Classic The Evolution of Communication Design

Symposium

Curator and moderator: Erwin K. Bauer

Talk

With: Albert Handler, Ulrike TschabitzerHandler (brand unit), Reinhold Gmeinbauer (Alba Communications), LWZ/ballesterer et al. Sat 8.10., 9.30am–12pm Festival Headquarters

With: Roland Stieger (TGG Hafen), Martha Stutteregger (Typographer), Andreas ReiterRaabe (Artist and curator), feld72, Caramel Architekten, Atelier Liska Wesle et al. Sat 8.10., 1pm–3.30pm Festival Headquarters

Symposium

Painting as the supreme discipline within the visual arts is being permanently renewed and dynamized, and this applies as well to classic communication media such as the book. Invented in its primal form more than 2.500 years ago, the book which is printed with movable type has existed since 1377. Today, despite the success of the digital media, more books are being produced and read than ever. No other medium can provide information in such an individually consumable way as the book – a world of its own, conceived and visualized by authors and book designers. Qualities such as format, sequence, rhythm, paper thickness, haptics, printed colors, and new production options offer fascinating opportunities. With the rediscovery of handicraft, today all kinds of analogue design are being invested, from typography to printing and binding. The focus of this symposium is on the collaboration of book designers with architects and artists. Details about procedure and speakers available on the festival website.

Starting out from the classic print product, the sector of magazine design has undergone a conspicuous further development. Special interest communities are no longer exclusively accessible by way of printed editions. Far more, the interplay of print and online magazines, social media and externally placed contents through media cooperation are creating a networked, thematically focused universe. The production of content in text, image and sound is shifted into the focus of design. Meanwhile, the readership is no longer the sole target group, but is able to generate dynamic contents itself as community. Paradoxically, this development is also giving a distinct boost to the classic print product: Printed magazines are being experimentally designed, elaborately refined, and delight readers with generous photo space. The magazine is back in a new dimension – or was never away. Details about procedure and speakers available on the festival website.

PART II: BOOK DESIGN The New Classic

PART I: MAGAZINE DESIGN The New Classic

The New Classic The Evolution of Communication Design

Talk PART III: INCLUSIVE DESIGN The New Classic

Sat 8.10., 9.30am–6pm

Symposium

9.30am–12pm MAGAZINE DESIGN

To support and offer equal opportunities of social participation to all human beings irrespective of disabilities is today a valued objective. Designers can also help to achieve this with inclusive design. The idea of democratic design became manifest already in the functionalist product design of the 1950s and 1960s – although still without the maxims of political correctness. Today, we feel that political correctness in its extreme form is a requirement that is frequently not exactly practicable. The concept of equality, originally positive in motivation, in the end generates imbalance. What are the consequences, if we consistently open up access for all to space, information and services? Is good design that maintains aesthetic criteria then still possible? How might society handle the legitimate demand for equality in a more easygoing way? And what do the solutions look like? Details about procedure and speakers available on the festival website. With: Thomas Edlinger, Matthias Dusini (Authors), Veronika Egger (designforall) et al. Sat 8.10., 4pm–6pm Festival Headquarters

Keynote lecture Albert Handler, Ulrike TschabitzerHandler (brand unit), Robert Gmeinbauer (Alba Communications) Block I: Corporate Publishing Short lectures + Panel discussion Block II: Community Building Short lectures + Panel discussion

12pm–1pm Break

1pm–3.30pm BOOK DESIGN Keynote lecture Roland Stieger (TGG Hafen) Block I: Books for Architects Short lectures + Panel discussion Block II: Books for Artists Short lectures + Panel discussion

3.30pm–4pm Break

4pm–6pm INCLUSIVE DESIGN Keynote lecture Thomas Edlinger, Matthias Dusini (Authors) Panel discussion

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DER NEUE PEUGEOT 2008 SUV

Design all the time. This, or similar, is the motto of the VIENNA DESIGN WEEK, whose team functions multilaterally the whole year round as VIENNA DESIGN OFFICE: as communicator and ambas sador, as organizer and promoter, as agent and consultant. The Special format demonstrates a cross-section of these activities. Hence, the window gallery exhibitions in the stilwerk, changing several times a year, provide for a permanent presentation platform for young design – for instance for the Bureau F. In organizing the Federal Chancellery’s biennial outstanding artist award, the VIENNA DESIGN OFFICE is also a co-contributor to honoring designers. And the Vöslauer Design Competition spotlights the action involved in working as a link in the chain connecting design and industry. By the way, a link was also formed with the Diagonale this year …

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Special

Exhibition OUTSTANDING ARTIST AWARD 2016 – EXPERIMENTAL DESIGN Austrian Federal Chancellery

4.–6.10., Tue–Thu 5pm–9pm Cocktail: Tue 4.10., 6pm Diagonale – Festival of Austrian Film (Vienna office) 1., Rauhensteingasse 5/5 8

As part of the festival opening of the VIENNA DESIGN WEEK on September 29, the Austrian Federal Chancellery is presenting the outstanding artist award 2016 in the category of experimental design. Organized and realized this year by the VIENNA DESIGN WEEK for the second time already, the prize honors design concepts, projects, and product ideas with an experimental and research-oriented approach, also pioneering design concepts of an artistic, cultural, and social relevance, which as such contribute to the further development of design creativity and discourse in Austria and abroad. The prizewinners’ projects will be presented between September 30 and October 9 in an exhibition in the Festival Headquarters. 30.9.–9.10., daily 11am–8pm Cocktail: Sat 1.10., 5pm–8pm Finissage: Sun 9.10., 5pm–8pm Festival Headquarters

Special

In the heart of the inner city, designer Lena Gold and David Tavcar join forces with the filmmakers Johann Lurf and Viktoria Schmid to adapt a former cinema interior into a dreamily sensuous “light play” wonder cabinet. The focus of the show is the cinema itself – its ways of functioning, its magic. While the transition to digital projection has long been accomplished, the iconography of the analogue cinema theater has endured down to this day: the buzz and rattle of the projector, the light clustered into a beam, which first unfolds the entirety of its magic on the screen, the auditorium as location of the “being singular plural” (Jean-Luc Nancy), the cinema as dispositive. And analogue objects themselves confront digital projection in this installation, first set into movement by light. “Reduce to the max” is the leitmotif here of an exhilarating treatment of cinema, design, and architecture. Welcome to the first “light play” theater (as the cinema was first called “Lichtspiel” in German) – in the very literal sense of the word.

CINEMAGERIE: CINEMA AND DESIGN – A TÊTE-À-TÊTE Diagonale – Festival of Austrian Film

Exhibition

Exhibition THE TOOL & THE OBJECT Vöslauer

Special

BUREAU F: FRAGMENT stilwerk limited edition window gallery curated by VIENNA DESIGN OFFICE

Exhibition

When communication concepts flow: With the exhibition FRAGMENT, the Bureau F design studio based in Vienna is presenting in the stilwerk limited edition window gallery its predilection for transposing concepts into resplendently colorful and dynamic images. Flowing textiles take over the space and graphically set the scene. Bureau F loves the stories behind the ideas and places them in the spotlight – in its own idiom and unique aesthetic. In its activities as an agency, Bureau F – consisting of Fabienne Feltus and Philipp Stürzenbecher – specialists in branding, advertising, and design, creates all-embracing concepts for pinpointed communication, makes visions palpable, and imparts a personality to brands. In doing so, it supports its clients with clear strategies for developing immediately recognizable brands. 30.9.–9.10., daily 10am–7pm Cocktail: Tue 4.10., 6pm Exhibition until 6.11. VIENNA DESIGN OFFICE 2., Praterstraße 1, stilwerk Wien, 3. OG, Shop 31 63

The Vöslauer Design Competition has unearthed bubbling ideas. With the organization and advice of the VIENNA DESIGN OFFICE, Austria’s favorite mineral water invited young designers to solve the task of transporting Vöslauer beverages in bottles of various sizes. With: Clemens Auer, mathak + mahlknecht, Christian Peetz and Patrycja Domanska, Florian Puschmann, and Zitta Schnitt. Two topics – THE TOOL & THE OBJECT – were outlined, for which innovative and realizable solutions were thought up. The winning project of the solicited competition and its implementation will now be presented in an exhibition in the Festival Headquarters. Likewise on show: the development process and all other candidate projects. Jury: Birgit Aichinger (Head of Marketing and Sales, Vöslauer), Marco Dessi (Designer), Michael Hausenblas (Journalist, Der Standard), Ricarda Nieswandt (Blogger, 23QM Stil), Lilli Hollein (VIENNA DESIGN WEEK) 30.9.–9.10., daily 11am–8pm Cocktail: Sat 1.10., 5pm–8pm Finissage: Sun 9.10., 5pm–8pm Festival Headquarters

Exhibition

30.9.–9.10., daily 11am–8pm Cocktail: Sat 1.10., 5pm–8pm Finissage: Sun 9.10., 5pm–8pm Festival Headquarters

During the last few years, Morag Myerscough’s work and that of the Supergrouplondon have been making quite an impact on the VIENNA DESIGN WEEK team. Alternating between two- and three-dimensional approaches, graphically always enormously incisive, multiple award winner Myerscough creates installations, exhibition architecture, guidance systems, and visual commentaries – and is accordingly one of the most prominent studios in the UK. The designer has collabo rated with some of the most renowned architecture bureaus in the world and is now working among other things on the new permanent exhibition of the London Design Museum, which opens in autumn in its new location. A typographic work is in gestation for the VIENNA DESIGN WEEK Festival Headquarters – nevertheless, there is no lack of color and pattern. Coincidentally at the same time, visitors can look forward to a major work by Morag Myerscough and Luke Morgan at the Steierischer Herbst (Styrian Autumn Festival) in Graz, which has been evolving for several months with participation of the public.

Special

SPOTLIGHT ON: MORAG MYERSCOUGH VIENNA DESIGN WEEK

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The main objective of the outstanding artist award 2016 – Experimental Design and of the acknowledgement awards is to honor groundbreaking design concepts that have artistic, cultural, and social relevance and as such contribute to the further development of the creative design scene and discourse in Austria and abroad. Almost 60 projects were submitted for this award. The selection of prizewinners was performed by an independent and specialist jury of national and international design experts.

The jury chose a total of four projects. Award presentation Thursday, September 29, 2016 as part of the opening ceremony of the VIENNA DESIGN WEEK, exhibition of the prize-winning projects in the Festival Headquarters from September 30 to October 9, 2016. www.outstandingdesign16.at

Special

The Austrian Federal Chancellery is inviting applications for the outstanding artist award 2016 in the category of experimental design. The design award is advertised for design concepts, projects, and product ideas with an experimental and research-oriented approach. In 2016, this award was organized and managed for the second time already by the VIENNA DESIGN OFFICE.

Jury members were: Amelie Klein (Curator, Vitra Design Museum, Weil am Rhein), Matylda Krzykowski (Designer, curator, co-founder and co-director of the Depot Basel, Basel/London), Elsa Prochazka (Architect, space&designstragies, Vienna), Eberhard Schrempf (CEO, Creative Industries Styria, Graz), Thomas Traxler (Designer, mischer‘traxler studio, Vienna).

outstanding artist award 2016 – Experimental Design

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Program Partners

Program Partners 101

Supplementing the curated formats of the VIENNA DESIGN WEEK, the projects of its Program Partners make a crucial contribution to the qualitative diversity of the festival. This year, too, businesses, museums, institutions, galleries, and design bureaus from home and abroad take advantage of the opportunity to present their work in temporary projects during the VIENNA DESIGN WEEK. The program is richly multifaceted in its themes, encompassing exhibitions, lectures, and workshops as well as presentations, installations, experiments, and more. With their presence on a multitude of sites throughout the city the Program Partners make Vienna every year into the “city full of design”. All Vienna is a stage. All Vienna is design.

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Presentation

Exhibition

STANDART FESTIVAL: COFFEE, DESIGN, COCKTAILS 25hours Hotel

A B C LUNCHBREAK Ana Berlin Communications

CELEBRATING GLASS Agnieszka Bar

With the culinary-creative micro-festival, the 25hours Hotel near the MuseumsQuartier is devoting itself to themes revolving around coffee, design, and cocktails. The whole event is upgraded through a diverting and diverse program of tastings, lectures, workshops, and an after party. Twelve coffee roasters serve specialties ranging from filter coffee to espresso, parallel to this, visitors can encounter projects by talented designers in a separate design section. In the afternoon, there are lectures and workshops on the topic: Mehdi Ferradji from Hong Kong for instance introduces his coffee app Get Kawa, the Styrian gin distillery Aejst devotes its attention to product design. Ticket information online. www.25hours-hotels.com

Sending what’s new out into the world, broadcasting news, and generating synergies – these are the métiers of the public relations agency A B C. Its key focus in content is on the themes of architecture, design, and the creative industries. Since 2011, A B C has also been responsible for the public relations work of the VIENNA DESIGN WEEK. During the festival, Ana Berlin and her team extend an invitation to a networkingfriendly lunch in the stilwerk Wien. Designers, architects, and creative people meet multipliers, journalists, project developers, and producers. After a short round of introductions, it’s time for lunch and for networking, getting to know people and knowledge sharing in a relaxed atmosphere with antipasti and petits fours. www.anaberlin.com

Subtle visuals and representative audios track the emotions that grip craftspeople during glass production. Steam, moisture, gradation, graininess and plasticity tell of a multifaceted production process, the charm of the material and personal experiences of Agnieszka Bar as designer and craftswoman. Glass objects are the result of repeated task performances, which with perpetual routine may easily lead to an army of objects that are always the same. In her exhibition, Bar thus emphasizes the aspect of usable objects – as containers or holders – and the simultaneous uniqueness of the hand-made object. www.agnieszkabar.pl

Sat 8.10., 10am–6pm

Fri 7.10., 1pm

Party: Sat 8.10., 6pm–10pm Free admission

Limited number of participants. Registration by 25.9. at lunchbreak@anaberlin.com

25hours Hotel 7., Lerchenfelder Straße 1–3 1

VIENNA DESIGN OFFICE 2., Praterstraße 1, stilwerk Wien, 3. OG, Shop 31 63

30.9.–9.10., daily 10am–8pm Cocktail: Fri 7.10., 6pm Klavierwerkstatt Felix Lenz 5., Schönbrunner Straße 25 (Corner of Wehrgasse) 25

Presentation

Exhibition

COOK IT TOGETHER: PRESENTING “SOCIAL FURNITURE” BY EOOS Alexandra Palla

CITY ROOMS. KUEHN MALVEZZI Artek in the Vitra Showroom

POSSIBLE TOMORROWS Biofaction

#cookittogether, because together we’re less alone, although we may not eat less. Food activist, blogger, and cookbook author Alexandra Palla extends an invitation to the communal kitchen designed by EOOS. Ingredients are brought by everyone and cooked, shared, and eaten together on site. Communal cooking is planned as a creative outlet and dynamic platform with the aim of getting in touch with the festival public and the neighborhood. Spontaneous task divisions happen, talents are galvanized, and dishes are created. COOK IT TOGETHER is making the kitchen elements “Social Furniture Collection” designed by EOOS for the Venice Architecture Biennale accessible for the first time in Austria. The entire collection can be seen parallel in the MAK. www.roughcutblog.com 4.–6.10., Tue–Thu 11am–8pm Registration at kitchen@roughcutblog.com Rough Cut Studio 9., Kolingasse 3 43

When seating furniture keeps to a specific arrangement, it results in islands, or, as with the Berlin architecture bureau Kuehn Malvezzi, the so-called CITY ROOMS. Different “city rooms” – inspired among others by those of Adolf Loos – together generate a multi-stratified landscape. The installation was produced on commission of the Finnish design firm of Artek and the Danish textile manufacturer Kvadrat. Kuehn Malvezzi already presented it to style the collectors’ lounge at DesignMiami/Basel 2016. The work is now on display during the VIENNA DESIGN WEEK in the Vitra Showroom, highlight is the Kiki Collection from Artek, created in 1960 by the Finnish designer Ilmari Tapiovaara and now remodeled for Kvadrat with fabrics by Raf Simons. www.artek.fi www.kvadrat.dk 30.9.– 8.10., Mon–Fri 10am–6pm, Sat 10am–4pm, Sun closed Cocktail: Fri 30.9., 7.30pm Vitra Showroom 1., Schottenring 12 65

The exhibition POSSIBLE TOMORROWS presents a selection of experimental and technical applications from the fields of biotechnology and synthetic biology in the design context. Contributions from selected designers and artists show speculative areas of application and ideas as well as already tested implementations for the design and material culture of today: cement formed of microorgan isms or fruit-bearing useful plants with textile-producing roots. Is synthetic biology the industrial design of tomorrow? What other applications will the future offer? In the accompanying talk and film screening “Synthetic Biology in Art and Design” visitors will learn more. www.biofaction.com 30.9.–9.10., daily 11am–8pm Cocktail: Sat 1.10., 5pm–8pm Talk “Synthetic Biology in Art and Design”: Sun 2.10., 11am–1pm Finissage: Sun 9.10., 5pm–8pm Festival Headquarters

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Foto: Gregori Civera; Cover: Matthieu Salvaing; James Silverman, Giorgio Possenti

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Presentation

Exhibition

DESIGN EXPERIENCE deelive

TEA CULTURE IN SERIES DEMMERS TEEHAUS

The latest in Czech design made of porcelain, glass, paper, wood, textile, and light. deelive – an enterprise promoting and selling unique products by Czech designers – is particularly striking for its cooperative understanding of design. In the process, deelive helps creative people aspiring to realize their dreams to implement innovative projects. Hence, each individual product – from furniture to home accessories – is the story of an original creative process. Visitors to the VIENNA DESIGN WEEK are invited on seven occasions to take part in dialogue-oriented workshops dealing with different themes and materials. The exact dates are on the deelive website. www.deelive.cz

Teatime with Alice in Wonderland: In the setting of a tea salon installation design by Polka, DEMMERS TEEHAUS presents a new porcelain collection. Served in the fine pieces from the design studio, visitors of the VIENNA DESIGN WEEK are also invited during an aromatic afternoon tea to test the multifaceted services, usable in an amazing variety of combinations – from cup to pot. Tea salon from Thursday to Sunday at 4pm. www.tee.at

NORTH. WEST EAST. A JOURNEY WITH MATTIAZZI designforum Wien / designaustria

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An exhibition, a production, a journey! On show for the first time in Austria, designforum Wien is presenting the stunning furniture collection of the Italian family concern of Mattiazzi, which has worked from the very start with the most famous and best designers in the world. The exclusive presentation – a mixture of a photo exhibition and furniture showcase – features works by Konstantin Grcic, Ronan & Erwan Bouroullec, Jasper Morrison, Sam Hecht (Industrial Facility), Leon Ransmeier, Nitzan Cohen, and Lhmdesign. www.designforum.at www.designaustria.at 30.9.–9.10., Mon–Fri 10am– 6pm, Sat+Sun 11am–6pm Opening: 15.9., 6.30pm Cocktail: Wed 5.10., 6pm Exhibition until 16.10. designforum Wien quartier 21/MQ 7., Museumsplatz 1 7

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THE MYSTERY OF LIGHTING design:mikimartinek

OTTOMAN PAPER CARPETS BY ARDAN ÖZMENOĞLU Europapier Austria

INDUSTRY 4.0 – THE FUTURE IS NOW ewo

What fascinates us today about crystal chandeliers? Is it the magic of cut glass reflecting light in all directions? Is the aesthetic of a sparkling object in the middle of a room? Or the yearning for luxury in times that are becoming more cramped and raw? Together with the craft enterprise Dotzauer Kristalleuchten, design:mikimartinek conceives new chandelier forms and provides an inside view of current product developments. A knitted curtain of paper expresses sustainable quality and elegance in everyday life, as do elegant, blown water glasses. Personal presentation and meet and greet with the designer daily at 5 pm. www.mikimartinek.com 30.9.–8.10., Mon–Fri 11am–6.30pm, Sat 11am– 3pm, Sun closed Cocktail: Thu 6.10., 5pm Dotzauer Kristalleuchten 1., Singerstraße 7 9

When patterns become infinite. The versatile Turkish contemporary artist Ardan Özmenoğlu designs Ottoman paper carpets by adding a new look and dimension to its patterns. For this joint art project of Europapier, Viadukt Screen Prints, and the artist herself, Özmenoğlu uses several design papers applying techniques such as screen printing, painting, and cutting. The exhibition sheds new light on the traditional carpets. www.europapier.at 3.10.–9.10., Mon–Fri 4pm– 8pm, Sat+Sun 10am-2pm Cocktail: Mon 3.10., 4pm–8pm Viadukt Screen Prints 6., Gumpendorfer Straße 132 62

The talk in the ewoTalks series revolves around the dramatic changes trawled by the networking of machines, factories, and logistics chains. Talking to other participants, Marcus Fairs (Dezeen) and the designer Clemens Weisshaar address the rapid changes underlying society and industry as well as the potential this triggers on the creative side. The South Tyrolean family concern ewo develops high-quality light systems for public places, and their talk series is devoted to the interactions between art, design, architecture, industry, and technology. Cocktail after the discussion. www.ewo.com Wed 5.10., 7pm–8.30pm Cocktail: Wed 5.10., 8.30pm Festival Headquarters

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PACKAGING DESIGN Fedrigoni

IMPRINT . PORCELAIN VASES feinedinge*

RIMADESIO: STORIES AND MATTERS Grünbeck

IMPRINT consists of three archetypical vase forms of different sizes that can be used both as a set and as single object. Aesthetically, the series is intentionally conceived as plain and simple – subtle gradations of color made of dyed porcelain body meet up with fine, organic surface reliefs. Abstract casts of plants – fig, juniper, and bitter gourd – are reworked as a raised relief for the vases’ outside structures. Matching each of the three vases is a turned cover, which – also without flowers – makes them into decorative design objects. www.feinedinge.at

Through technical innovation and architectural spatial concepts, Rimadesio with designer Giuseppe Bavuso has developed into an international brand. Here, the introduction of successful sliding door systems in 1992 marked an important turning point in the history of the long established Italian firm of the Malberti brothers: The key materials of aluminum and glass were effectively placed in the limelight by deploying subtle combinations of color and materials – such as leather or wood – and new processing techniques. The latest collections are the result of sixty years of technical expertise – and are now on display in the remodeled brand store near Grünbeck. Talk in the presence of Giuseppe Bavuso. www.gruenbeck.co.at

We meet up with packaging everywhere. It accentuates a product’s quality and frequently has a subconscious influence on buying habits. But just looking good is not enough. Gerlinde Gruber and Susanne Lippitsch show us what options exist beyond pure aesthetics. Wener Van Hoeydonck creates the connection to ornamental art and Martha Ploder introduces a graphic perspective. In Jan Cincera, Fedrigoni is also greeting a Czech designer who recently gave a boost to the material of paper with new forms in the newly opened Fedrigoni Showroom in Prague. And: If you want to create your own packaging, you are very welcome to do so! www.fedrigoni.at 5.–7.10., Wed+Thu 1pm– 6pm, Fri 1pm–5pm Cocktail: Wed 5.10., 5pm Fedrigoni Showroom Vienna 7., Stiftgasse 21/13 11

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30.9.–8.10., Mon–Fri 10am–6pm, Sat 10am–4pm, Sun closed Talk “Emotions and Knowhow in Industrial Design”: Tue 4.10., 6.30pm Cocktail: Sat 1.10., 4pm–7pm Grünbeck 5., Margaretenstraße 93 15

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WALTER KNOLL: CRAFTMANSHIP & DESIGN Grünbeck

4 ROOMS. 4 DESIGNERS. 1 HOTEL. Hotel Altstadt Vienna

50 YEARS MET CHANDELIERS + UFOS J. & L. Lobmeyr

Walter Knoll designs living spaces – with consummate craftsmanship, valuable materials, and an aesthetic of lasting validity. For 150 years, Walter Knoll has been renowned as a furniture brand for modern times, its history originating in 1865 with a leather shop in Stuttgart. The firm continually set standards in design history, created classics, and icons of the avant-garde. Since the end of the twentieth century, the manufacturing concern for upholstered furniture has been growing constantly and today is one of the foremost producers in the international high-end segment of interior furnishings and design. For the VIENNA DESIGN WEEK it will present in Haus Grünbeck design classics from its Classic Edition, Turkish design by Sadi and Neptun Ozis, and new handicrafts by EOOS. www.gruenbeck.co.at

The hotel Altstadt Vienna is renowned for its multifaceted features – its contemporary art collection, the people who live the art of hospitality here, and the great variety of rooms, which all have one thing in common: Viennese joie de vivre! Designed and interpreted by an illustrious bevy of creative thinkers, in autumn 2016 the Altstadt Vienna is now opening four other rooms by four architects and designers: Gregor Eichinger, Adolf Krischanitz, Roland Nemetz and Lilli Hollein. Site inspection of the open rooms with prosecco. www.altstadt.at

At the opening of the Metro politan Opera in New York in 1966, the first burst of applause already erupted before the performance to acclaim twelve ascending chandeliers from Vienna. And in the foyer, too, there was a cascade of “exploding stars”, visible from afar. For Hans Harald Rath, the source of inspiration for the chandeliers – which have a symbolic character today – came from a little book by the architect Wallace K. Harrison showing photos from outer space. Acting as his first model were potatoes spiked with toothpicks hanging up in the hotel kitchen. Fifty years after the Met opening, J. & L. Lobmeyr is putting the largest chandelier group on display ever constructed since then. Also on show: refulgent UFOs with reverberating names like Stanley, Jill, Sigourney, and Orson by the design duo Kim+Heep. www.lobmeyr.at

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Sat 8.10., 6pm Hotel Altstadt Vienna 7., Kirchengasse 41 19

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GREEN DESIGN FOR AND WITH GRÜNE ERDE Johannes Scherr Design

SUPERSCAPE 2016 – FUTURE URBAN LIVING JP architecture perspectives

The eco-pioneer concern Grüne Erde has for more than thirty years been successfully committed to the yearning for a life dominated not by profit but by ecological responsibility, social justice, quality-awareness and sensuousness. What does a design process look like for and with this kind of enterprise? How is the consistent maintenance of this ethos palpable in the product? Johannes Scherr addresses these issues by means of products from the new Grüne Erde Collection, pointing out differences, shared features, reciprocal impetus, and ideas from other design disciplines, which the Viennese bureau has the expertise to exploit. www.johannes-scherr.com www.grueneerde.com

The architecture and design concepts on the short list of the biennial architecture competition Superscape show six visionary approaches to this year’s theme. Here, the task was to question conventional home-living patterns, to venture design experiments, and to find innovative solutions within a time horizon of fifty years for the changing needs of urban residents. The winning project will be selected on October 6. Projects on the short list: “Counternatures. An Augmented Domesticity Theme Park” (ES), “Das Haus ist vergangen.” (AT), “Infrastructural Infill” (US), “Moving Space” (AT), “Place Alchemy” (IN), “Transitional Living” (AT) www.jpi.at www.superscape.at

DIGITAL TECHNOLOGIES + VIENNESE HANDICRAFT FOR FABBRICA. Juan Sebastián Gómez

30.9.–8.10., Mon–Wed 9.30am–7pm, Thu+Fri 9.30am–7.30pm, Sat 9.30am–6pm, Sun closed Cocktail: Mon 3.10., 6pm Grüne Erde Shop Vienna 6., Mariahilfer Straße 11 16

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The fusion of digital production with traditional handicraft enables the manufacture of simple and sensuous objects with proactive user integration. A deliberate reference to frugal design visually and haptically supports the applied technology – without placing the objects a priori to the fore, but in order to integrate them discreetly into the respective space. The standard lamp on display combines steel elements made in 3D printing with handcrafted walnut components. The lamp design can be freely configured, using the available materials of steel, ceramic, plastic, wood, aluminum, and brass. www.jsgxid.com www.fabbrica.at 30.9.–8.10., Mon–Fri 10am–6pm, Sat 10am–2pm, Sun closed Presentation 3D printing process: Thu 6.10., 7pm FABBRICA. 9., Nußdorfer Straße 8 10

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ORNAMENTLABOR Karak

WALKING CHAIR: GARNITUR Kohlmaier

MARGARET’S PLACE kreativenplattform

Co-working space becomes form lab: For a few days, the workplace of the young tile manufacturer Karak becomes an ornamental laboratory. The studio’s white tiles form the foundation – during the VIENNA DESIGN WEEK they will be covered one after the other with hand-drawn motifs. Visitors are invited to join in the quest for new forms based on the geometric grids on the walls and so transform the entire room into a playground of living ornament. www.karak.at 1.–8.10., daily 2pm–8pm Cocktail: Sat 1.10., 4.30pm Presentation: Sat 8.10., 4pm–6pm Karak 5., Rüdigergasse 8 24

We love colors! GARNITUR is an innovative sofa system for the lounge and the private home. The furniture line made of solid larch wood consists of easy chairs and sofas and is available in different color variations. The stained wood and the high-quality upholstery in fabric or leather are also available as customized versions. GARNITUR was developed by Walking Chair Design Studio (Karl Emilio Pircher and Fidel Peugeot) and is produced exclusively by Kohlmaier in the heart of Vienna. The upholstered furniture is also placed for the admiration of visitors in the Festival Headquarters. www.kohlmaier.wien www.walking-chair.com 30.9.–7.10., Mon–Thu 8am–6pm, Fri 8am–3pm, Sat+Sun closed Guided tours: Mon 3.10., Wed 5.10., Fri 7.10., 5pm Cocktail: Wed 5.10., 6pm Kohlmaier 7., Neubaugasse 32 26

The room is the message! Or: Filling empty, abandoned spaces with life and creativity. Together with the design agency Laut aber Leise, the creative platform invites designer to equip an empty apartment with various objects. Visitors are meant to feel at home in MARGARET’S PLACE. The project is positioned as an example that the space is what shapes the exhibits – and vice versa. Design will be perceived here as elemental constituent of our everyday life. Margaret recommends you to step over the threshold and allow yourself to be immersed in her world. Because she knows the secret of the good life. Cocktail in the presence of the district councilor Susanne Schaefer-Wiery. www.kreativenplattform.at 30.9.–9.10., Mon–Wed 11am–7pm, Thu 11am–12am, Fri+Sat 11am–10pm, Sun 11am–7pm Cocktail: Sat 1.10., 6pm Margaret’s Place 5., Schönbrunner Straße 122 33

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AtelierSwarovskiHome.com

Aldo Bakker, CRYSTAL VASE, 2016

Preview the Atelier Swarovski Home collection between September 26 to November 5 2016 Swarovski Kristallwelten Store Wien, KĂ¤rntner Strasse 24, 1010 Wien

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NATHALIE DU PASQUIER: BIG OBJECTS NOT ALWAYS SILENT Kunsthalle Wien

LATEST DESIGNS: LIGHTING AND TABLEWARE PROJECTS Lasvit

THE ART OF WEAVING Leitner Leinen

With BIG OBJECTS NOT ALWAYS SILENT, the Kunst halle Wien presents the artist and designer Nathalie Du Pasquier in her first major solo exhibition. The self-taught artist was founding member of the Memphis Group surrounding Ettore Sottsass and is renowned as a luminary on the international design scene. The dialogue-oriented presentation of her gaily-colorful patterns and designs alongside her current œuvre is to an equal extent a visualization of the history of her work’s origins and the connecting lines between design and painting. As part of the series “HiStories/Geschichte(n)”, Du Pasquier talks about her personal influences, predilections, and interests. Curator: Luca Lo Pinto. www.kunsthallewien.at

With its latest products, the young upcoming Czech design enterprise Lasvit is harking back to the great heritage of Bohemian glass production. The collection, realized by leading designers like Moritz Waldemeyer, includes objects from lighting design and tableware design. As if trying to systemize chandelier manufacture, Waldemeyer enlisted the geometric elements of classic illuminants and transposed them into diamond-shaped, hexagonal glass blocks. The basic form of individual components emerged both in single and also in combined lighting bodies as strikingly clear and disciplined in appearance. www.lasvit.com

30.9.–9.10., daily 10pm–7pm, Thu 10am–9pm Talk “HiStories/ Geschichte(n)“: Sun 2.10., 12pm Guided tours: Sun 2.+9.10., 4pm Kunsthalle Wien MuseumsQuartier 7., Museumsplatz 1 27

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When tradition becomes trend: In cooperation with Gramath & Windsor Wien, the family concern Leitner Leinen takes the stage with a pop-up store in the district of Neubau and in doing so presents a design from the pen of the Austrian product designer Thomas Feichtner. Leitner Leinen has had its home in the Mühlviertel since 1853 and takes the classic material of linen as a small, exquisite luxury brand along a path into the present day. This is where first-class production methods, promises of uncompromising quality, and the best raw materials encounter international design talents. www.leitnerleinen.com 30.9.–8.10., Mon–Fri 10am–7pm, Sat 10am–5pm, Sun closed Cocktail: Thu 6.10., 7.30 pm AFA Offspace 7., Lindengasse 27 2

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WOLF SETTLES DOWN Lia Wolf Cabinett

UNTAMED: A FURNITURE COLLECTION BY SEBASTIAN MENSCHHORN. Liska

DESIGN KIDS: BUILDING YOUR DREAM HOUSE FOR BEGINNERS MAK

The designer Sebastian Menschhorn plays with the archaic, animal atavism of fur – a material that Liska, an inner-city fashion house specialized in quality furs, has always valued greatly for its origins. Made with consummate furrier craftsmanship, Menschhorn’s furniture is morphed half way into animals and from animals back to furniture. Metamorphoses unfold: Streaming manes emerge from table legs, furry animals gallop over cushions, and tabletops are borne by the limbs of hirsute fabulous beasts – UNTAMED. www.liskafashion.com

Whether Tiny House, tree house, or dream house – what does a house require? We consider Frederick Kiesler’s insights and ponder what a house of the future might look like. Guided by an architect, you can develop ideas, draw a floor plan, and realize your own dream house. Workshop for 8- to 12-year-olds. www.mak.at

Lia Wolf’s bookshop has sojourned in a temporary dwelling for two years, the Cabinet out of the Box – plywood crates, closed for book transport and storage, opened for displaying them. Right on time for the tenth VIENNA DESIGN WEEK, Lia Wolf moves house with all her boxes once more – this time, from the bel étage into a vault. Lia Wolf is setting up permanent camp! The books on art, design, architecture, and graphic art are of course picked by hand and individually compiled on request. There’s now more room for book presentations, exhibitions, and more – in summer, in the inner courtyard, in winter, in the reading room and salon. Lia Wolf is proud to present the VIENNA DESIGN WEEK anniversary book in the new facilities, too, and warmly congratulates everyone on its publication! www.wolf.at www.wienerraeume.at Fri 30.9., 6.30pm–9pm Lia Wolf Cabinett 1., Sonnenfelsgasse 3/2a 29

4.–6.10., Tue–Thu 10am– 6pm Cocktail: Thu 6.10., 6pm Liska 1., Hoher Markt 8 30

Sat 1.10., 2pm–4pm Participation fee: 7.50 Euro Limited number of participants Registration by 29.9. at designkids@mak.at MAK 1., Stubenring 5 31

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DESIGN NITE: STADTFABRIK (CITY FACTORY) – INCLUSION MAK / IDRV / Vienna Business Agency, creative center departure

FREDERICK KIESLER. LIFE VISIONS MAK

STADTFABRIK (CITY FACTORY) MAK / Vienna Business Agency, creative center departure

How can design contribute to maximize the potentials of refugees in terms of integration and jobs? In dealing with the theme of inclusion, the StadtFabrik presents the results of the workshop and research. A shop street by EOOS, part of their contribution to the “Social Furniture Collection” at the Venice Architecture Biennale, is relocated from a Caritas-run asylum quarter into the context of the museum as demonstrator of a cash-free economy for the common good. A Wiener, halal! – an art project and sausage booth combined with halal preparation – is nominated as change maker and can be tested on site. Curated by IDRV. 30.9.–9.10., Tue 10am– 10pm, Wed–Sun 10am–6pm, Mon closed Tue 6pm–10pm Free admission Party: Tue 4.10., 7pm–10pm (MAK Columned Main Hall) Presentation shop street: 5.10.–9.10., Wed–Sun 10am– 6pm (MAK FORUM)

Frederick Kiesler’s (1890– 1965) diverse artistic œuvre continues to inspire contemporary architects, theater producers, designers, artists, and film producers. The MAK exhibition FREDERICK KIESLER. LIFE VISIONS reflects the growing interest that Kiesler’s conceptual and holistic philosophy and activities are garnering on the international art and creative scene. www.mak.at Exhibition until 2.10., Tue 10am–10pm, Wed–Sun 10am–6pm, Mon closed Tue 6pm–10pm Free admission Guided tours: Sat 1. 10., 2pm+Sun 2.10., 3pm MAK 1., Stubenring 5 31

Within the framework of the cooperation between design> new strategies of the MAK and the Vienna Business Agency creative center departure, since May the StadtFabrik (City Factory) – a real-time research lab curated by the IDRV has been investigating new task areas in the creative industries. The key focus is on the discovery of future urban potential and making it transparent in a city that is in a state of upheaval. This continues the approaches of the project “2051: Smart Life in the City” originating during the VIENNA BIENNALE 2015 and develops the idea of demonstrators – experimental set-ups in the urban space. Weekly walk-in hour to discuss where things stand – with spontaneous determination of topics and opportunities for participation. www.mak.at 30.9.–9.10., Tue 10am– 10pm, Wed–Sun 10am–6pm, Mon closed Tue 6pm–10pm Free admission Walk-in hour: Tue 4.10., 6pm–7pm

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ALLES WIE ( NOCH NIE ) GEHABT. Wir freuen uns auf die zehnte Runde der VIENNA DESIGN WEEK und gratulieren herzlich zum JubilÃ¤um!

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INVENTORY: ADOLF KRISCHANITZ MAM Mario Mauroner Contemporary Art

PICNIC Meșteshukar ButiQ

M1 REMIX BY THOMAS EHRENFRIED Neudoerfler Office Systems

After a total of thirty years, architect Adolf Krischanitz is submitting his interiors for the first time to a comprehensive inventory, showing originals, drawing, plans, and photos. His objects – from chair and sofa to table and lamp – are always assigned to a feasible constructional agenda, thus part of a method of spatial organization and management. Over and above this, models for two of his pavilions augment the topic by the concept of urban furniture. The exhibition presents the first catalogue raisonné of Adolf Krischanitz’s entire œuvre of furniture. Curated by Edelbert Köb. www.galerie-mam.com

Permanent movement plays a momentous role in the history of the Roma people. The new product group by Meșteshukar ButiQ harks back to this nomadic tradition, simultaneously demonstrating a cross-section of the Roma people’s centuries-old handicraft skills. So, just as friends meet for a picnic, the PICNIC series represents a meeting place: Works by different craftspeople complement one another, sets can be used themselves alone or in combi nation – individual parts of them even in the household. PICNIC is a cooperation within the ERSTE Foundation for Roma Partnership by Nadja Zerunian and Peter Weisz with Meșteshukar ButiQ. www.mbq.ro

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In seventy years since its foundation as a business enterprise the long estab lished Austrian firm of Neudoerfler has produced countless design icons – including the M1 management program, which is now being re-mixed for the company’s anniversary. In the framework of a first-time competition, a top international jury selected the design by the Viennese designer Thomas Ehrenfried as the winner. The interpretation and remix of the ’70s classic is being presented to the public for the first time during the VIENNA DESIGN WEEK 2016. www.neudoerfler.com 3.–7.10., Mon–Thu 9am– 5pm, Fri 9am–3pm Cocktail: Wed 5.10., 7pm Neudoerfler Office Systems Showroom 3., Schwarzenbergplatz 7 37

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homes . dedicated to the good life . R E N N GASSE 1O. 1O1O WIEN URBAN WOHNEN IM EIGENTUM. NEU DEFINIERT. E X K L U S I V V E R MA R K T U N G D U R C H J P I M M O B I L I E N +43 1 596 60 20

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TENDERS FOR THE NWW DESIGN AWARD Neue Wiener Werkstätte

LIFE ON MARS: FICTIONAL FILM SETS New Design University (NDU) St. Pölten

SOCIAL BUSINESS: PROTOTYPES FOR MAGDAS DESIGN New Design University (NDU) St. Pölten

For the third time already, the Neue Wiener Werkstätte is inviting applications for the NWW Design Award. This year’s edition of the award is honoring creative solutions for guestrooms and furnishings. Designs for furnishings and upholstered furniture inspired by the topic of “New Hospitality” can be immediately submitted at www.nww-designaward.org. The old established firm is presenting a special show based on the award and is looking forward as well to a fascinating discourse with the festival public. The show is embedded in the five hundred square meters of the Austrian furniture producer’s exhibition space. Special highlights and a special program can be expected on the Long Day of the Set-up. www.nww.at 30.9.–8.10., Mon–Fri 10am–7pm, Sat 10am–5pm, Sun closed Long Day of the Set-up: Thu 6.10., 10am–9pm Neue Wiener Werkstätte Flagshipstore 1., Schottenring 35 38

How do students of interior architecture imagine life on Mars? The NDU is providing the answer to this question in the form of a walk-in film set, constructed in only three days in a guest project by Joseph Popper and Bernhard Ranner. On a scale of 1:1, the interiors of a (fictional) space habitat, despite being made of the simplest materials, cardboard and paper for instance, allow a short sojourn on a popculture Mars. Inspirational sources for the spatial and visual narratives come from selected science fiction films. Visitors are invited to a workshop to make props like space suits and helmets. www.ndu.ac.at 30.9.–8.10., daily 12pm–7pm Cocktail: Sat 1.10., 2pm Workshop: Sat 1.10., 3pm–5pm Limited number of participants Registration at info@ndu.ac.at VHS KunstHandWerk 5., Schloßgasse 23 61

magdas Design – a new social business run by the Vienna Caritas – invites both designers and NDU students to design small products that can be made in the Caritas workshops in charitable and non-profit employment projects and subsequently offered for sale. Pre-eminent here is not the product and its sale, but the socio-economic context, production conditions, and the people involved. The exhibition sketches the process of development and shows students’ prototypes, many of which are adopted into the magdas Design range. The talk “Design and Social Enterprises” addresses the topic in depth. www.ndu.ac.at 30.9.–9.10., daily 10am–6pm Cocktail: Sat 1.10., 11am Talk “Design and Social Enterprises”: Fri 7.10., 1pm carla mittersteig 5., Mittersteig 15 6

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MAG DES DING Objektas

HIGH-PROFILE DESIGN FROM THE PEUGEOT DESIGN LAB Peugeot

ACC – A CHARACTER’S COAT PRESENTS … Pia Bauernberger

Objects may tell stories of yet unthought ways of working and living. The exhibition MAG DES DING – an allusion to academic title Mag. des. ind. – focuses on a loose collective’s infiltration into the design world – a collective of recent female industrial design graduates. Objects reflecting their individual approaches are juxtaposed with objects by designers they enthused for at a specific stage in their careers. Objects inform the behind-the-scenes, the individual choices, and paths a graduate can take. 30.9.–9.10., daily 11am–8pm Cocktail: Sat 1.10., 5pm–8pm Finissage: Sun 9.10., 5pm– 8pm Festival Headquarters

In its more than eighty years of history, the Peugeot brand has always aspired to do justice to its own high standards of high-profile design. In doing so, the in-house Peugeot Design Lab develops solutions for all Peugeot pro ducts – automobiles, bicycles, scooters, pepper mills, and accessories – imparting to them its unique identity and unmistakable image. Design solutions are also available for customers outside the automobile branch. On show are objects from the Peugeot Design Lab and current design highlights of the new Peugeot 3008 – a materialization of pure joy in driving, conceived for aesthetes who are looking for a modern driving experience of an extraordinary kind. www.peugeot.at 30.9.–9.10., daily 11am–8pm Cocktail: Sat 1.10., 5pm–8pm Finissage: Sun 9.10., 5pm– 8pm Festival Headquarters

For the project ACC, designer Pia Bauernberger designed nine personalized work coats for creative people on the Vienna art and design scene. Each coat stands for a specific work area of the branch, but at the same time reflects the individual work method of a person, which in conclusion results in a unique product. The products are juxtaposed to nine coats in the group exhibition. ACC presents: mischer’traxler studio, Siegrun Appelt, Nika Kupyrova, Fabienne Feltus, Heirs, Anna Peyrer, and Taiyoung Ha. Curated by Flora PeyrerHeimstätt. www.acharacterscoat.com 30.9.–9.10., daily 11am–7pm Cocktail: Tue 4.10., 5pm Alte Post 1., Dominikanerbastei 11 3

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OF NATURAL PHENOMENA AND FASCINATING PRECISION Porzellanmanufaktur FÜRSTENBERG / EOOS

VANDASYE, SCHÖNSTAUB AND TERRAZZO PROJECT QWSTION invites

NEW WATCH COLLECTION DESIGNED BY KONSTANTIN GRCIC Rado

In a poetic installation, realized with the fascinating precision of the FÜRSTENBERG porcelain manufactory, the Vienna design studio EOOS and FÜRSTENBERG put analyses of table culture on show that are inspired by natural phenomena such as lava streams and accumulated sediment strata. The place where the matte, fluted exterior surface and the smooth interior surface of the double-walled beakers and bowls meet our lips – this is where the physical experience of the objects is potentially most direct. And it is here that EOOS designer Martin Bergmann also recognizes the essence and the precision of skills. www.fuerstenbergporzellan.com www.eoos.com 30.9.–9.10., daily 11am–8pm Cocktail: Sat 1.10., 5pm–8pm Finissage: Sun 9.10., 5pm– 8pm Festival Headquarters

The name is the game. In its new Vienna store the Swiss bag label QWSTION offers young designers a platform – QWSTION invites: On show are objects by the Vienna design bureau Vandasye, also, as premiere, a special edition of tables and carpets by the two Swiss studios Schönstaub and Terrazzo Project. Whereas the versatility of QWSTION’s everyday bags shows the influence of the modernist design tradition. They will be on display in the store together with the equally minimal furniture by the young Berlin label New Tendency and the Artek Collection shaped by Alvar Aalto. www.qwstion.com 30.9.–8.10., Tue–Fri 11am–7pm, Sat 11am–6pm, Sun+Mon closed Cocktail: Mon 3.10. 5.30pm QWSTION invites 7., Zieglergasse 38 40

Design forms the foundation of Rado’s groundbreaking timepieces. For VIENNA DESIGN WEEK 2016, Rado is launching its new Ceramica watch in Austria, designed in collaboration with Konstantin Grcic. As part of the festival, the renowned industrial designer will also create an installation in the Rado boutique window. The Rado boutique window will also serve as the starting point of the exclusive Rado guided tours: VIENNA DESIGN WEEK director Lilli Hollein and her team extend an invitation to mini-tours of very personal festival highlights. www.rado.at 30.9.–8.10., Mon–Fri 9.30am–7pm, Sat 9.30am– 6pm, Sun closed Cocktail: Thu 6.10., 6pm–10pm Rado guided tours: Mon 3.10., Tue 4.10., Thu 6.10., 11am–1pm Maximum of ten persons Registration at radotour@ viennadesignweek.at Rado Boutique 1., Kärntner Straße 18 41

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PRESENTING KONSTANTIN GRCIC Rado

TORSTEN NEELAND: PERSPECTIVES Rauminhalt

FRIENDLY ENEMY: JAPANESE KNOTWEED IN THE PAPER LABORATORY Re-generacija

Passion for technologies and materials is the starting point for a bold design collaboration between Swiss watch manufacturer Rado and industrial designer Konstantin Grcic. In Grcic’s new creation, the Rado Ceramica – an oft-copied but never equaled design icon – has been given a contemporary update using high-tech ceramic – all without forfeiting its strong geometrical shape. During VIENNA DESIGN WEEK, Rado is launching this new interpretation of its celebrated wristwatch at the Festival Headquarters, along with insights into its design process and other highlights conceived by the design luminary Konstantin Grcic. www.rado.at

Harald Bichler will be showcasing the work of Londonbased designer Torsten Neeland with an interdisciplinary approach. In collaboration with silversmiths Jarosinski & Vaugoin, the design gallery will be showing new tableware. Additional projects include collaborations with Yohji Yamamoto and the London-based dance company Candoco, exclusive stone objects for Rauminhalt, and a rug. For this special occasion, London-based sound artist Ben Lancaster will compose a new sound composition using fragments of sounds created at the Jarosinski & Vaugoin metal workshop. www.rauminhalt.at

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An alien plant, Japanese knotweed ranks among the most invasive species on the planet. In a collaboration with a diverse team of experts, the designers of the Re-generacija collective investigate its potential value as an alternative source of cellulose fibers. The exhibition shows the process of gathering the material, conducting laboratory tests and experiments. The results are presented in a library of materials, prototypes, and products, serving as an invitation for further development and cooperation. And the plant has invaded the drinks menu, too. Japanese knotweed cocktails on October 1 in the Festival Headquarters. www.friendly-enemy.com 30.9.–9.10., daily 11am–8pm Cocktail: Sat 1.10., 5pm–8pm Finissage: Sun 9.10., 5pm– 8pm Festival Headquarters

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RE-RE: OVERRIDING DESIGN WITH ART AND VICE-VERSA Romanian Cultural Institute Vienna

FESTIVAL SUNDOWN Ruby Marie Hotel & Bar

ISOCHRONE Schloss Hollenegg for Design / mischer’traxler studio

Overcoming the boundaries of the disciplines – an experiment engaged in by Romanian designers and artists in this exhibition. The results of their projects are in no way contradictory. The overlapping elements testify to a smooth confluence and reveal potentials of re-contextualization. The niche products on display move along the blurred line separating the task areas and bring experiments, new technologies, and utopian design into play. In central focus of RE-RE is the solving of a specific problem, the answering of a personal and occasionally unsettling question. www.rkiwien.at 30.9.–9.10., daily 10am–7pm Cocktail: Fri 30.9., 5pm Romanian Cultural Institute Vienna 4., Argentinierstraße 39 45

An after-show above the roofs of Vienna: During the VIENNA DESIGN WEEK, the Ruby Marie Hotel & Bar extends an invitation to enjoy a festival sundowner with national and international guests, also cocktails at festival prices and DJ beats in one of the hottest new bars in town. In the Event Space on the ground floor, the vintage elements of the richly historical location also encounter works and products by the young Czech interior designers of deelive. Inspiration in perfection on a Monday evening! www.ruby-hotels.com Mon 3.10., 8pm Ruby Marie Hotel & Bar 7., Kaiserstraße 2–4 44

At the invitation of Schloss Hollenegg, the design studio mischer’traxler have worked on an installation on the theme of “Slow”. They placed a multi-layered tabletop under a large pendulum that in monotonous and continuous movement grinds a bowlshaped dent in the surface, showing up the colored layers of the tabletop. ISOCHRONE endeavors to capture time and continuity in process and object. This has resulted in an object – a hybrid consisting of a flat surface and a bowl – which complements the collection of the untypical and occasionally idiosyncratic objects in the interiors of Schloss Hollenegg. www.schlosshollenegg.at 30.9.–9.10., daily 11am–8pm Cocktail: Sat 1.10., 5pm–8pm Finissage: Sun 9.10., 5pm– 8pm Festival Headquarters

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INTO THE WHY Sedici-Verlag

BESPOKE EVENING Seliger

A ramble through the “Da” (the “There”), through rapid publishing and digital mining: The Sedici-Verlag publishing house is opening a reading and idea salon and organizing the congress to research the proclaimed “Daheit” (“Thereness”) the untamed medium of an innovative design method that is still being developed – and celebrating the Idea Beer Bar. The publishing house is a collective of students and teachers at the HyperWerk, Institute for Postindustrial Design HGK FHNW Basel. Jan Knopp (DE/ CH), Michael Tatschl (AT), and Olivier Rossel (CH) take us through the events. www.sedici-verlag.ch

Despite its long tradition, the term “bespoke furnishing” – customized, tailor-made manufacture – is scarcely known in Austria. In an ensemble uniting showrooms, studios, and workshops the remodeled location of the furniture manufacturer Seliger provides an ambience where individual interior design can be experienced on a high international level and its production processes manifested on site. The creative amalgam of traditional craftsmanship and fresh ideas forms the basis of the Seliger Edition, its first four prototypes are being showcased and celebrated in the spectacular house bar. With Gregor Eichinger, Studio Freymüller, Malek Herbst, and Herbert Panek. www.seliger.at

DIALOGE-SK: MINOR AND MAJOR DESIGN THEMES FROM SLOVAKIA Slovakian Institute

30.9.–7.10., Mon–Fri 2pm–6pm Workshop: Fri 7.10., 2pm Limited number of participants Registration at sedici@hyperwerk.ch Cocktail: Fri 7.10., 7pm Reading and Idea Salon Sedici-Verlag 7., Bandgasse 14 28

30.9.–8.10., Mon–Fri 9am–6pm, Sat 9am–1pm, Sun closed Cocktail: Wed 5.10., 7pm Seliger 18., Gersthofer Straße 2c 48

An inside view of the dynamic design scene in Slovakia is provided by the exhibition DIALOGE-SK, curated on the occasion of the Presidency of the Council of the European Union. The 22 young designers and two studios involved have all aroused great international interest in recent years and illustrate the wide range of the Slovakian scene. It covers accessories, fashion, and product design, also works from the interior and industrial design sector. The virtuosity of the designers is expressed in materials like glass, ceramic, and wood, also paper, leather and felt. An absolute highlight: a flying automobile – the Aeromobil. www.facebook.com/ SlowakischesInstitutInWien 4.10.–7.10., Tue–Thu 9am– 12pm+1pm–5pm, Fri 9am– 12pm+1pm–3pm Opening: Mon 3.10., 6.30pm Exhibition until 17.10. Slovakian Institute 1., Wipplingerstraße 24–26 49

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AGAINST THE GRAIN Spazio Pulpo

EXHIBITS FROM THE SWAROVSKI HOME COLLECTION STUDIO Swarovski Crystal Worlds Store

FREDRIKSON STALLARD: PROLOGUE IN BELVEDERE PALACE Swarovski

For the second time, the initiator collective of Spazio Pulpo is working on a theme-oriented collective exhibition. This year’s edition – AGAINST THE GRAIN – is based on the novel “À rebours” by Joris-Karl Huysmans and shows experimental design by breadedEscalope, chmara.rosinke, and Patrick Rampelotto, also a guest contribution by Klemens Schillinger. Spazio Pulpo is a showroom for contemporary and experimental design at the interface of art and design. www.spaziopulpo.com 30.9.+1.10.+5.10.–8.10., Thu–Sat 3pm–6pm (or by appointment) Preview: Thu 29.9., 5pm Opening: Fri 30.9., 7pm Cocktail: Thu 6.10., 7pm Spazio Pulpo 1., Sonnenfelsgasse 3 51

Swarovski is renowned for its powers of innovation and craftsmanship, for extraordinary quality and precision in manufacturing cut crystal. In the Swarovski Crystal Worlds Store in Vienna – a place blending design, contemporary art, and a crystalline shopping ambience – visitors to the VIENNA DESIGN WEEK can discover how the multifaceted richness of crystal is reflected in design objects and installations. On display is a selection of exclusive exhibits from the Atelier Swarovski Home Collection, which was conceived by internationally famous architects and designers and among other events was hitherto showcased at the Salone del Mobile in Milan. www.swarovski.com/wien 30.9.–8.10., Mon–Fri 9am– 9pm, Sat 9am–6pm Swarovski Crystal Worlds Store 1., Kärntner Straße 24 52

On commission of Swarovski, the British design duo Fredrikson Stallard created a fascinating sun symbol: PROLOGUE is a huge, shimmering lens made of 8.000 gold- and topaz-colored Swarovski crystals, their aura casting a magic spell to captivate all who see it, evoking for them the primeval connection to the sun. During the VIENNA DESIGN WEEK, the breathtaking installation, four meters high, radiates its magic on the resplendent ceremonial staircase of Belvedere Palace. www.swarovskigroup.com 29.9.–9.10., daily 10am–6pm Exhibition until 5.11. Upper Belvedere 3., Prinz-Eugen-Straße 27 39

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WILLING & ABLE: ACCIDENT / OCCIDENT / ORIENT So Weit, die Zukunft (SWDZ)

THE URBAN FUTURE. THINKING_FORWARD_ Technical Museum Vienna

BOLS D’OR Thomas Feichtner

Everyone has skills that can be passed on – a project for in tercultural knowledge sharing: In the participatory exhibition ACCIDENT / OCCIDENT / ORIENT European and Oriental handicraft techniques, approaches and ornaments are used to create unique design objects out of broken, no longer aesthetically appealing household items and furniture. This is where new techniques and old knowledge can be tried out. Moreover, a pop-up café in the 5th district linked to the exhibition provides a delightful impetus to get to know new people and tastes. The exact location will be announced online. www.so-weit-die-zukunft.at 30.9.–9.10., daily 1pm–7pm

The city is indubitably the human environment of the future. Cities take up only two percent of the globe’s surface but accommodate around half of the world’s population – and by 2050 more than two thirds, even. How do we want to live in these cities in future? As part of the exhibition, the photographic lab Kreta – photo lab and urban lab – invites people between October 6 and 9 to be photographed as city dwellers. Daniel Podmirseg (vfi – vertical farm institute) performs research on food production in the city. The horizontal is what we want, not the vertical. A workshop for the whole family designs models of a farm of the future. www.technischesmuseum.at

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30.9.–9.10., Mon–Fri 9am– 6pm, Sat+Sun 10am–6pm

So Weit, die Zukunft (SWDZ) 3., Gärtnergasse 14

Children’s workshop vertical farming: Sun 9.10., 11am Limited number of participants Registration at www.technischesmuseum.at

Technical Museum Vienna 14., Mariahilfer Straße 212 53

Ostensibly plain and reduced to function, the witty design approach of BOLS D’OR first becomes manifest in the detail. So, just as the water surface divides a glass into two halves, parcel gilding effects this in the three receptacles designed by Thomas Feichtner for the silversmith concern of Jarosinski & Vaugoin. A visual irritation that throws the otherwise perfectly uniform bodies of the silver bowls and beakers somewhat out of sync – oblique and asymmetrical, as if dipped in paint. A special feature, only possible through traditional handicraft such as that practiced at silversmiths Jarosinski & Vaugoin. www.thomasfeichtner.com www.vaugoin.com 30.9.–7.10., Mon–Fri 9am– 6pm, Sat+Sun closed Cocktail: Mon 3.10., 5pm–7pm Jarosinski & Vaugoin 7., Zieglergasse 24 23

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ROCKING OBJECT MADE OF COMPRESSED WOOD Tina Lehner

PAIRS IN SQUARES Tomáš Baťa University in Zlín

NEW SHOWROOM OPENING AND TALK WITH DESIGNERS TON

In her long years of preoccupation with compressed wood – highly flexible, mechanically treated wooden strips and beams –, the designer Tina Lehner has tested possibilities and limits of manufacturing methods. The outcome is an artistic series of a smallscale piece of furniture – the ROCKING OBJECT. Each piece is a handcrafted oneoff, bearing the designer’s personal touch. The owner of an open work studio – the place of – invites visitors of the VIENNA DESIGN WEEK to discover the special technique of compressed wood in her showroom and to bend and shape wooden strips with their own strength. Come and twist. www.tina-design-objects.net www.rockingobject.com

The show of the Tomáš Baťa University in Zlín compiles works by students of the Industrial Design Studio (Faculty of Multimedia Communications). Seeking to link up with the Czech design tradition, the designers made use of materials such as beech wood, glass, and porcelain. Also, the area of usage for the products is typically Czech – for instance local beer types, plum brandy, marinated sausages, and sweet pastries with poppy seeds. But not only the designs, dishes, and drinks form pairs: In a new interpretation of the Czech memory game Pexeso, the exhibits are reproduced in the form of milled porcelain. To win, visitors have to find all the pairs! www.utb.cz

30.9.–2.10./5.10.–9.10., Fri–Sun 3pm–6pm/ Wed–Sun 3pm–7pm

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Ton works with the process of manual wood bending in a place that has been a home to this unique technique since 1861. The firm, founded by Michael Thonet, constantly investigates new possibilities and combines them with the ideas of contemporary designers – from Austria Thomas Feichtner, Alexander Gufler, Kai Stania, Harald and Heike Guggenbichler, for example. For the opening of the new showroom in Vienna, TON is extending an invitation to meet designers, enjoy an accompanying program enhanced with the pleasant refreshment of a cocktail, and thus celebrate another milestone in its company history. www.ton.eu 30.9.–9.10., Mon–Fri 9am– 8pm, Sat+Sun 10am–8pm Cocktail: Thu 6.10., 6pm TON Showroom 1., Rudolfsplatz 1 55

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KINETOMANICS TU Wien (Vienna University of Technology), Department of Three-Dimensional Design

FEAR OF LIFE. THE CITY AS A HABITAT TO ALL University of Applied Arts Vienna

COLLECTION IN PROGRESS Werkraum Bregenzerwald

As synthesis of mechanics, electronics, and software, the kinetic works of the Department of Three-Dimensional Design sounds out the space between architecture, design and art – from 3D printing to bionics and automation. While the “Plantoide” shows the technical interpretation of a vegetal organism, the installation “loop 2” casts a new look at the topic of 3D printing. The “Topokopierer” meanwhile reproduces threedimensional objects as sandcast relief. And, based on milling machine software, the “Light Thing” takes the stage with a choreography of light and color. Exhibition created with the friendly support of TTTech Computertechnik. kunst2.tuwien.ac.at www.tuwien.ac.at

What is wrong with the socalled mainstream of society? Is this a politically right wing term? And what does it stand for in this context anyway? Boundaries are constructed, loyalties are interpreted based on nationality and enemy stereotypes conjured up. Whoever argues in this way exploits fears and prejudice, draws from ignorance, and perverts traditions. The symposium, held mainly in English, takes a stand and shows that if we want to stand up for our freedom today, the only solution is enlightenment and not blind faith. Organized by the Department of Social Design – Arts as Urban Innovation. www.dieangewandte.at

30.9.–9.10., daily 11am–7pm

Exhibition Center Heiligenkreuzerhof, University of Applied Arts Vienna 1., Schönlaterngasse 5

Presentation “Topokopierer”: Sat 1.10.+ Sun 2.10., 2pm Cocktail: Tue 4.10., 7pm TTTech Computertechnik 5., Schönbrunner Straße 2 59

Fri 7.10., 9.30am

The 90 associate firms of Werkraum Bregenzerwald are working on a joint collection of simple, everyday furniture and utensils. Quality criteria are developed not with methods of conventional market research but together with festival visitors and the design anthropologist Stefan Wolf. A specimen selection is picked out in order to discuss these criteria. Contemporary handicraft from the Bregenz Forest has a world reputation – but is seldom seen in Vienna in a comprehensive form. With the newly opened showroom of moor & moor on the Danube Canal there is now a permanent branch for the “Wälder” home-living culture and lifestyle for the first time in the urban context. Vorarlberg hospitality is demonstrated for the opening of the Feldküche cooking collective. Furthermore, an artisan’s table by Peter Zumthor has been brought from the Werkraum house into the Festival Headquarters. www.werkraum.at www.moormoor.com 30.9.–9.10., daily 2pm–7pm Cocktail: Mon 3.10., 7pm moor & moor 2., Obere Donaustraße 79 35

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HOW MUCH “DIGITAL” DOES HANDICRAFT NEED? wienerSITZgruppe

CURATED BY_VIENNA 2016: MEINE HERKUNFT HABE ICH MIR SELBST AUSGEDACHT Vienna Business Agency, creative center departure

DESIGN NITE: STADTFABRIK (CITY FACTORY) – INCLUSION MAK / IDRV / Vienna Business Agency, creative center departure

In contrast to the times of the avant-gardes, artistic claims of innovation today are premised less on the cutting-off of lines of tradition but rather on the rediscovery and reinvention of precursors. Based on this premise, Viennese galleries for contemporary art are showing exhibitions conceived by international curators under the title of MEINE HERKUNFT HABE ICH MIR SELBST AUSGEDACHT (MY ORIGINS? I MADE THEM UP). The impetus for the gallery festival is provided by the eponymous essay written by author and cultural critic Diederich Diederichsen. curated by_vienna has been coordinated and financed by the Vienna Business Agency with its creative center departure since 2009. www.wirtschaftsagentur.at www.curatedby.at

In its panel discussion the wienerSITZgruppe addresses the critical issue of how intense digital knowledge sharing has to be in tapestry work in the early twenty-first century. Is the training up to date? What will knowledge transfer look like in ten years? The discussion is held between trainees and expertise from practical education and educational science. Also: The public is invited to test things for themselves. Can a craft profession be learnt by means of a video? The wienerSITZgruppe shows how it works. Participants work on a prepared piece and are supported online. The outcome is assessed on request. Video courses during the entire run of the exhibition. www.wienersitzgruppe.at Fri 7.10., 3pm Festival Headquarters

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GRÜNDEN IN WIEN 2016 Vienna Business Agency, creative center departure

DWAYNE WAGGONER: LIGHT AND LANGUAGE IN ARCHITECTURE XAL

EXOTIC BIRD zerunianandweisz

GRÜNDEN IN WIEN is the day for start-ups in Vienna, presented by the Vienna Business Agency. Start-up people open their doors and let people have a look behind the scenes. The city becomes the stage for people with innovative and entrepreneurial ideas by joining in walks to different firms, talks on start-up topics and many workshops. New this year: A start-up pitch for students at four Viennese universities and a start-up career fair in Neu Marx. Further information and detailed program online. www.wirtschaftsagentur.at/ gruendeninwien Fri 7.10., 8am–9.30pm Various locations in Vienna

“Light can sometimes be everything, and somehow, sometimes, just nothing at all. I think it’s this ‘nothingingess’, this intangibility of light, that keeps us lighting designers constantly on our toes.” Ever since lighting design became established as an autonomous department, a new language has also developed, its purpose being the categorization and systemizing of our perception of illuminated environments. In his talk, Dwayne Waggoner gives us insights into current practices so as to cast light on current developments and to foster a sharper awareness of quality criteria in lighting design. www.xal.com Wed 5.10., 7pm XAL Showroom 3., Marxergasse 1b 70

The poetic table sets by zerunianandweisz are a subtle interplay of design and handicraft, augmented by an objet trouvé – the eponymous bird. Combined on trays, they are embedded in a narrative context. The stories they tell are open – beautiful, touching, bold, entertaining, sentimental, and frequently comic. The objects were developed together with craftspeople in a traditional Roma copper smith’s in Transylvania and transport observers onto a journey into an undiscovered world. In addition to the exhibition in the Festival Headquarters: pop-up store at Margaretenstraße 5. www.zerunianandweisz.com 30.9.–9.10., daily 11am–8pm Cocktail pop-up store: Fri 30.9., 5pm (Margaretenstraße 5) Cocktail: Sat 1.10., 5pm–8pm Finissage: Sun 9.10., 5pm– 8pm Festival Headquarters

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9 Dotzauer Kristalleuchten

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26 Kohlmaier

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28 Reading and Idea Salon

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29 Lia Wolf Cabinett

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30 Liska

1., Hoher Markt 8 www.liska.co.at 31 MAK

1., Stubenring 5 www.mak.at 32 MAM Mario Mauroner

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2., Obere Donaustraße 79 www.moormoor.com 36 Neon Kunze

5., Wehrgasse 3 www.neonkunze.at 37 Neudoerfler Office

Systems Showroom 3., Schwarzenbergplatz 7 www.neudoerfler.com

38 Neue Wiener Werkstätte

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9., Kolingasse 3 www.roughcutblog.com 44 Ruby Marie Hotel & Bar

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Institute Vienna 4., Argentinierstraße 39 www.rkiwien.at

46 Schaustelle

5., Margaretenstraße 106 www.schaustelle.net 47 Sehsaal

5., Zentagasse 38 (im Hof) www.sehsaal.at 48 Seliger

18., Gersthofer Straße 2c www.seliger.at 49 Slovakian Institute

1., Wipplingerstraße 24–26 www.facebook.com/ SlowakischesInstitutIn Wien 50 So Weit, die Zukunft

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51 Spazio Pulpo

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53 Technical Museum

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1., Michaelerplatz www.viennadesignweek.at 57 TOUR 2 (Start)

5., Margaretenplatz 6 www.viennadesignweek.at 58 TRANSMIGRATION

5., Diehlgasse 51 www.ohthatplace.at 59 TTTech Computertechnik

5., Schönbrunner Straße 2 www.tttech.com 60 VEBSHTUL

5., Siebenbrunnenplatz www.facebook.com/ vebshtul 61 VHS KunstHandWerk

5., Schloßgasse 23 www.vhs.at 62 Viadukt Screen Prints

6., Gumpendorfer Straße 132 www.viadukt.at 63 VIENNA DESIGN OFFICE

2., Praterstraße 1, stilwerk Wien, 3. OG, Shop 31 www.viennadesignweek.at

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1., Schottenring 12 www.vitra.com 66 Austrian Museum of Folk

Life and Folk Art 8., Laudongasse 15–19 www.volkskundemuseum.at

67 Werk-Stadt Philipp

Cibulka 5., Wehrgasse 23 www.werk-stadt.at

68 Wiener Silber

Manufactur 1., Spiegelgasse 14 www.wienersilbermanu factur.com

69 Wolfgang Schön

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70 XAL Showroom

3., Marxergasse 1b www.xal.com

A Wiener, halal! S. 87, 115, 132 Afloat S. 58 Alba Communications S. 91, 92 AllesWirdGut S. 59 Alonso, Tomás S. 59 Ana Berlin Communications S. 102 Appelt, Siegrun S. 120 ARCH ON TOUR S. 48, 51 Arige, Marcus S. 42 ARTEC Architekten S. 51 Artek S. 103, 121 Auer, Clemens S. 96 Austrian Federal Chancellery S. 7, 95, 99

Baghurst, Glen S. 82 Bar, Agnieszka S. 102 Bauer, Erwin K. S. 7, 43, 90 Bauernberger, Pia S. 120 Bavuso, Giuseppe S. 107 Bergmann, Martin S. 121 Bernard, Erich S. 51 Beyerle, Tulga S. 6, 43 Bichler, Harald S. 123 BIG-GAME S. 59, 62 Biofaction S. 103 bkm design working group S. 56 Bleed S. 58 bockwerk S. 87 brand unit S. 91, 92 Brandmair S. 49 Braun, Mark S. 58 Brauner, Alexa S. 50, 51 breadedEscalope S. 127 Brillembourg, Alfredo S. 42 Brunke, Sebastian S. 51

buero bauer S. 48 BUNT gemischt S. 87 Bureau F S. 94, 96 BWM Architekten S. 44, 51

Candoco Dance Company S. 123 Caritas S. 50, 86, 87, 89, 115, 119, 132 CH Studio S. 58 chmara.rosinke S. 127 Cincera, Jan S. 107 Cin Cin S. 58 Cohen, Nitzan S. 105 Coop Himmelb(l)au S. 48

Damm, Marc S. 58 DECHEM S. 81 deelive S. 105, 124 Dehio, Johanna S. 87 DEMMERS TEEHAUS S. 105 Demner, Constantin S. 58 design:mikimartinek S. 106 designforum Wien / designaustria S. 105 Diagonale – Festival of Austrian Film S. 94, 95 DMAA Delugan Meissl Associated Architects S. 51 Domanska, Patrycja S. 96 dottings S. 56 Du Pasquier, Nathalie S. 113 Dusini, Matthias S. 92

Echasseriau, Alexandre S. 59 Edlinger, Thomas S. 92 Ehrenfried, Thomas S. 117

Eichinger, Gregor S. 109, 125 Einwaller, David S. 84 elfenkleid S. 49 Elser, Oliver S. 41, 43, 49 EOOS S. 103, 109, 115, 121, 132 Erschen, Finn S. 51 Erste Bank S. 86, 89 Esterhazy, Ewa S. 58 Europapier Austria S. 106, 153 ewo S. 106

Fedrigoni S. 107 Feichtner, Thomas S. 63, 113, 128, 129 feinedinge* S. 44, 48, 107 Feldner, Astrid S. 58 Feltus, Fabienne S. 96, 120 For Use S. 56 Fredrikson Stallard S. 127

Gamper, Martino S. 82 Garstenauer, Klaus S. 77 Gmeinbauer, Robert S. 91, 92 Geisler, Thomas S. 6, 43 Gold, Lena S. 95 Gómez, Juan Sebastián S. 110 Göschl, Stephan S. 58 Götz, Bettina S. 51 GP designpartners S. 78 Greger, Rudolf S. 78 Gruber, Gerlinde S. 107 Grünbeck S. 107, 109 Gufler, Alexander S. 129 Guggenbichler, Harald and Heike S. 129

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150 Index

Ha, Taiyoung S. 120 Haischberger, Sandra S. 44 Hampel, Lisa E. S. 56 Handler, Albert S. 91, 92 Harrison, Wallace K. S. 109 Hecht, Sam S. 105 Heirs S. 120 Herbst, Malek S. 125 Hoffelner, Christian S. 58 Hofmobiliendepot · Imperial Furniture Collection S. 55, 56 Hollein, Lilli S. 7, 43, 44, 55, 60, 80, 86, 96, 109, 121 Hörmann, Roland S. 58 Horner, Christine S. 44 Hotel Altstadt Vienna S. 109 Huber, Daniel S. 77

IDRV – Institute of Design Research Vienna S. 115, 132 IntegRADsion S. 51, 87 InterContinental Vienna S. 55, 57

J. & L. Lobmeyr S. 59, 82, 109 Janďourek, Jakub S. 81 Jarosinski & Vaugoin S. 123, 128 Johannes Scherr Design S. 110 JP architecture perspectives S. 110

Kamler-Wild, Barbara S. 58 Kaplan, Markus S. 44 Karak S. 111 Karga, Valentina S. 87 Kim+Heep S. 109 Klavierwerkstatt Felix Lenz S. 82

Klumpner, Hubert S. 41, 42 Knopp, Jan S. 125 Kohlmaier S. 111 Kohlmayr, Theresia S. 44 Kollektiv Fischka S. 57 Konstantin Grcic S. 105, 121, 123 kreativenplattform S. 111 Krischanitz, Adolf S. 109, 117 Krüger, Hanna S. 65 Kuehn Malvezzi S. 103 Kueng Caputo S. 64 Kunsthalle Wien S. 42, 113 Kupyrova, Nika S. 120 Kurbak, Ebru S. 51, 86, 89 Kuzmany, Marion S. 48, 51

Lancaster, Ben S. 123 Landsiedl, Julia S. 66 Lasvit S. 113 Lehner, Tina S. 129 Leitner Leinen S. 113 Lhmdesign S. 105 Lia Wolf Cabinett S. 114 Lippitsch, Susanne S. 107 Liska S. 114 Lucy.D S. 56 Lurf, Johann S. 95

Maier, Michaela S. 51 MAK S. 7, 55, 60, 103, 114, 115, 132 MAM Mario Mauroner Contemporary Art S. 117 Manahl, Richard S. 51 Margaret and Hermione S. 49 Maria Stransky S. 81 mathak + mahlknecht S. 96 mattiazi S. 105 Mennen, Renee S. 83 Menschhorn, Sebastian S. 56, 114 Meșteshukar ButiQ S. 117 mischer’traxler studio S. 52, 67, 120, 124 Morrison, Jasper S. 105 Muellner, Lukas S. 58 Myerscough, Morag S. 97

Neeland, Torsten S. 123 Nemetz, Roland S. 109 Neon Kunze S. 83 Neudoerfler Office Systems S. 117 Neue Wiener Werkstätte S. 117 New Design University (NDU) St. Pölten S. 119

ÖBB S. 7, 77 Objektas S. 52, 120 Oh THAT Place S. 51, 87 OKOLO S. 38, 68 Özmenoğlu, Ardan S. 106 Ozis, Sadi and Neptun S. 109

Palla, Alexandra S. 103 Panek, Herbert S. 125 Panholzer, Verena S. 84 Passler, Friedrich S. 48 Peetz, Christian S. 96 Peugeot S. 25, 120 Peugeot, Fidel S. 111 Peyrer, Anna S. 120 phospho S. 58 Pircher, Karl Emilio S. 58 Playful Interactive Environments (PIE) S. 75 Ploder, Martha S. 107 Ploier, Ute S. 49 Podmirseg, Daniel S. 128 Poell, René S. 58 Polka S. 56, 105 Popper, Joseph S. 119 Porzellanmanufaktur FÜRSTENBERG S. 121 PRACTICE + THEORY S. 69 Prieto Barea, Maria S. 58 Prix, Wolf D. S. 48 Puschmann, Florian S. 96

QWSTION invites

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Say Say Say, Inc. S. 58 Schafhausen, Nicolaus S. 42 Schillinger, Klemens S. 127 Schloss Hollenegg for Design S. 124 Schmid, Viktoria S. 95 Schnitt, Zitta S. 96 Schönstaub S. 121 Schwarzbauer, Vinz S. 58 Sedici-Verlag S. 125 Seliger S. 125 Sengl, Stefan A. S. 42 Simons, Raf S. 103 Slovakian Institute S. 125 So Weit, die Zukunft (SWDZ) S. 128 Soda Designers S. 56 SOLID architecture S. 44 Spazio Pulpo S. 127 spirit design S. 77 Spitzer, Leonie S. 52 Stadler, Robert S. 71 Stania, Kai S. 129 Steiner-Scharfetter, Gabriele S. 50 Stieger, Roland S. 91, 92 stilwerk limited edition window gallery curated by VIENNA DESIGN OFFICE S. 94, 96

Talbot, Charlotte S. 59 Tapiovaara, Ilmari S. 103 Taste of Home S. 87 Tatschl, Michael S. 125 Tavcar, David S. 81, 95 Technical Museum Vienna S. 128 Terrazzo Project S. 121 Tesselaar, Milo S. 42 TGG Hafen S. 91, 92 The New Classic S. 90–92 Tomáš Baťa University in Zlín S. 129 Tomišková, Michaela S. 81 TON S. 25, 129 Triendl, Daniel S. 58 Tschabitzer-Handler, Ulrike S. 91, 92 TU Wien (Vienna University of Technology) S. 88, 131

UMPRUM – Academy of Arts, Architecture and Design in Prague S. 7, 37, 74, 75, 83 University of Applied Arts Vienna S. 131 University of Applied Sciences Upper Austria – Campus Hagenberg S. 75 Urban-Think Tank S. 42 URBANAUTS Hospitality Group S. 44

Valentinitsch Design S. 78 Van Hoeydonck, Werner S. 107 van Keijsteren, Stefanie S. 83 Vandasye S. 121 Velčovský, Maxim S. 59

Vienna Business Agency, creative center departure S. 6, 8, 31, 35, 43, 44, 48, 49, 58, 78, 115, 132, 133 VIENNA DESIGN OFFICE S. 94, 95, 96, 99 Vienna Porcelain Manufactory Augarten S. 81 Vienna to go S. 87 Villa Tugendhat S. 37, 49 Vivinger S. 88 Vöslauer S. 94, 96

Wacht, Jutta S. 58 Waggoner, Dwayne S. 133 Waldemeyer, Moritz S. 113 Walking Chair S. 56, 111 Walten, Daniela S. 51 Walter Knoll S. 109 Wehsely-Swiczinsky, Adam S. 78 Weiser, Ulrike S. 41, 42 Weisshaar, Clemens S. 106 Weisz, Peter S. 117 Werk-Stadt Philipp Cibulka S. 83 Werkraum Bregenzerwald S. 131 Wiener Silber Manufactur S. 59 wienerSITZgruppe S. 132 WienTourismus S. 7, 9, 59 Wolf, Stefan S. 131 Wolfgang Schön Kunstanstalt für Kupferdruck S. 84

XAL

S. 133

Yamamoto, Yohji S. 123 YouarehereVienna S. 88

Zerunian, Nadja S. 117 zerunianandweisz S. 52, 133 25hours Hotel

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Index

Rado S. 121, 123 Rampelotto, Patrick S. 56, 127 Ranner, Bernhard S. 119 Ransmeier, Leon S. 105 Rath, Leonid S. 58 Rauminhalt S. 123 Re-generacija S. 123 rENs S. 83 Rimadesio S. 107 Romanian Cultural Institute Vienna S. 124 Ronan & Erwan Bouroullec S. 105 Rosenbauer S. 7, 77 Rossel, Olivier S. 125 Roth, Jasmin S. 58 Rothauer, Doris S. 7, 76 Ruby Marie Hotel & Bar S. 124 Rüf, Robert S. 56, 70

Strach, Michal S. 83 Studio Dankl S. 56 Studio Es S. 48, 84 Studio Freymüller S. 125 studioelastik.com S. 58 Stürzenbecher, Philipp S. 96 Swarovski S. 96

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Debut, Education, Guest Country Anna Hilber

Translations Abigail Prohaska

Interns Anna Rose Ableidinger, Kristiana Salnaja

Print Coordination Tina Haslinger

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Industrial Design + Mobility Doris Rothauer Symposium Erwin K. Bauer

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