International Workshop Week
Whether Amsterdam, Berlin, Frankfurt, London - or Basel. Change is perceptible anywhere and the future does not just happen. Instead, it is actively shaped by us. Having visited more than 200 trend pioneers with Zukunftsinstitut Workshop GmbH in the last 10 years, we have learned that new organizations offer a foretaste of the future.
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Project lead: Christiane Friedemann, Zukunftsinstitut Workshop Gmbh, DE
Coordination: Eva Böhlen
Exhibition design: Loris Bee and Noemi Planzer
Students HGK FHNW from Industrial Design BA & Masterstudio Industrial Design: Ivo Allgöwer, Loris Bee, Caroline Colijn, Angelina Costoglus, Valentina Ernst, Silja Fleischli, Basil Gasser, Lena Huwiler, Giulia Panscera, Noemi Planzer, Luca Rösner, Anna Stäubli, Annina Steiger, Juliette Szot
All of us keep innovating and hacking through our lives to fit in the products and environments that are structured and permeated by design gaps and biases depending on where we are on the matrix of domination. Learning from the design and data justice literatures, participants of this workshop will be addressing the design oppression of everyday objects by acknowledging the multi-layered relationship between power, design and social justice. Turning the theoretical and experiential knowledge into a design project through hacking as the design method, the participants will be expected to prototype their designs through a variety of prototyping techniques to realize their hack by the end of the process.
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Project lead: Sinem Görücü AIXDesign, UK
Coordination: Eva Böhlen
Exhibition design: Tobin Meyers and Claudio Frehner
Students HGK FHNW from Industrial Design BA & Masterstudio Industrial Design: Egzona Acifi, Sebastian Aellig, Marla Giulia Asta, Paulina Böhme, Sina Fathollahi, Claudio Frehner, Stephan Herger, Victoria Juretko, Jiho Kim, Damian Klepel, Rosalie König, Adrian Loew, Nina Lundvik, Tobin Meyers, Svenja Mischler, Aron Stucki, Bentje Uhlemann, Ella Weisshaar
Blender is known as a 3D package, but it's so much more. Its development, the tools it offers and its community make it one of the most unique and fun apps out there.
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Project lead: Pablo López Soriano, Media Molecule, UK
Coordination: Eva Böhlen
Exhibition design: Moritz Häberlin and Reto Monigatti
Students HGK FHNW from Industrial Design BA & Masterstudio Industrial Design: Anton Böhme, Moritz Häberlin, Patrick Heegewald, Heitz Samuel, Nuria Imholz, Felix Lepke Baroni, Adrian Köhler, Sophie Ludwig, Jil Mahrer, Alexander Masiello, Reto Monigatti, Isabel Munuera Gomez, Luna Passuello, Timothy Rankin; Luc Reinacher, Louis Scheurer, Jasmin Vavrecka, Julia Vegh, Laurence Ziegler.
Hybrid Materialities is a project that promotes hybrid approach to design, production and representation of spatial artifacts that is shared between human and other entities, like machines and materials. It circulates around metal and clay as materials known since centuries and currently being rethought through digital transformation and for their sustainability performance. Fabrication-aware digital design strategies allow to use deformation of recycled metal rods and 3d printing of clay to open up novel and thoughtful design system and expression. Following the logics of digital craftmanship, we utilized both automated and manual production means, to merge machinic precision and human sensibility and knowledge. Lastly, the project resulted with a physical exhibition presenting digitally designed and fabricated small-scale prototypes of perforated interior walls, along with AR supported, full-scale, site-specific scenographic implementation of developed systems.
Full Credits:
Project lead: Maria Smigielska (ETH Zurich)
Coordination: Eva Böhlen
Photo/ video: Adrian Forkin, Eva Böhlen, Noah Wellinger, Maria Smigielska
Clay printing, rod bending, AR implementation: Maria Smigielska, Digital Building Technologies, ETH Zurich
AR glasses: Institute Interactive Technologies, FHNW
Teaching support: PhysicalComputingLab IXDM, HGK FHNW
Exhibition design: Maria Smigielska, Marina Klein-Hietpas (assistance)
Students HGK FHNW from Industrial Design BA & Masterstudio Industrial Design: Process Design BA: Christine Beglinger, Emanuel Etter, Rosa Franke, Fiona Handermann, Maurus Henke, Dominik Hüttich, Kosar Kazemi, Menas Köferli, Max Kohli, Nicola Langlotz, Luca Maibach, Laura Strazza, Tobias Tielsch, Luisa Velez, Vera Vogelsanger, Lorena von Büren, Branko Vulin, Joel Walder, Noah Wellinger, Ely Duarte Estive, Jan Neuenschwander, Marina Klein-Hietpas, Joshua Buess, Luma Vidal Weinhardt, Helen Grüninger
Industrial Design / Industriedesign (BA) ICDP
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