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Since 2006 the WIEN PRODUCTS Collection, an initiative of the Vienna Economic Chamber, brings together traditional businesses from Vienna with designers. On Sep 14 the one-day exhibition "NEW TRADITIONS. 7 years WIEN PRODUCTS Collection" at 21er Haus shows for the frist time a review of all … more

From September 6 to 16 "WerkStadt Vienna. Design Engaging the City" presents works by Tomás Alonso, Mark Brown, Marco Dessí, Philippe Malouin, Max Lamb, mischer'traxler, Adrien Rovero and Maxim Velčovsk that have arisen in the context of the "Passionswege". The exhibition of the VIENNA DESIGN WEEK … more

To the start of school, we write D E S I G N with big white letters on the board: Part of this year's programme are guided tours for students (aged 10 plus), and DIY tour recommendations. Again, there are guided tours with Gabriela Steiner Scharfetter, arranged according to topics and locations.

Berlin's design gallery HELMRINDERKNECHT takes its first trip to Austria, with many contemporary design objects in its luggage and opens a pop up store during the festival at stilwerk vienna. Great objects to buy!

The Linz-based product design duo March Gut is paired together with the Fleischerei Karl Sterkl butcher shop at the Brunnenmarkt.

In the large ballroom of the former Grand Etablissement Gschwandner Morisson Catering will serve Melange, Apple Strudel and more! More about this year's VIENNA DESIGN WEEK Pop-Up Café here ...

To create an experimental project within the program format Passionswege 2012, Klara Šumová teams up with the Viennese family business Bakalowits. Find out more how the Czech designer gets inspired by the traditional chandelier manufacturer …

The German designer with Polish roots Matylda Krzykowski works in Maastricht and is an all rounder. She is also known as a curator, stage designer and design blogger. As Passionswege designer she collaborates with the brush producer Norbert Meier, and the Petz Hornmanufaktur (horn manufacturer). In … more

The James Dyson Award is open for "problem-solving" entries in the fields of product design, industrial design and engineering. Judges for the Austrian James Dyson Award are Lilli Hollein (VIENNA DESIGN WEEK), Michael Hausenblas (the default), and Eberhard Schrempf (Creative Industries Styria).

We have moved! Find us now at the "design tower" designed by Jean Nouvel. Insights and more details here...