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Monday, 2010-10-04
WHO IS THE MOST CREATIVE INTERIOR STYLIST IN 2010?
October 4.
1054 Budapest, Kossuth Lajos street 20.
Open: October 4 – 8.
Mon–Sat 10:00–18:00
Nubu's Home interior decoration collection debuts during this year's Budapest Design Week. One of Mono Fashion's shop-windows is furnished with pieces of the new product line. During the festival different interiors are displayed from Monday till Friday as five interior stylists pre-selected by a competition of 4szoba.hu redesign it day after day. You can vote for your favorite version on the Facebook profile of 4szoba.hu until October 31st 2010. The creator of the most popular interior will receive the Most Creative Interior Stylist of 2010 award and the accompanying precious prize, a study trip to iSaloni in Milan.
Organised by 4szoba.hu and Mono Fashion
ARTFRONT HUNGARY
architecture, interior decoration workshop
October 4, 5. 10:00 – 14:00
1092 Budapest, Ráday street 8. 1st floor 5.
The Art Front Hungary architecture, interior decoration studio was founded by Kristóf Gőbölyös and has over 15 years of design experience mostly working on the development of luxury homes, high end offices, office buildings, hotels. Those interested are introduced into the secrets requiring serious professional background like lighting and colour or material selection, through the design program of an exclusive mansion and a top management office. During the festival those who do not have the chance to participate personally can look into the work of the studio on Skype.
Skype user name: artfronthungary.
www.artfronthungary.hu
FORM
October 4. 16:00
1075 Budapest, Kazinczy street 21.
Open: October 4 – 10.
Tue–Fri 10:00–17:00, Sat 9:00–16:00
Traveling exhibition organised from the works of the industrial product and design engineering faculty of the Budapest University of Technology and Economics. A colourful selection from the works of the graduates.
Organised by the Hungarian Museum of Electrotechnics and the Budapest University of Technology and Economics
HUNGARIAN DESIGN AWARDS
AWARD CEREMONY AND EXHIBITION
October 4. 17:00
1055 Budapest, Kossuth Lajos square 12.
Open: October 4 – 22.
Tue–Sun 10:00–18:00
The Hungarian Design Awards 2010
The Hungarian Design Awards, managed by the Hungarian Design Council, are announced for the 31st time this year. The prizes are awarded by a jury of acclaimed artists and experts in four categories – Product, Visual Communication, Concept and Student Work – for the most outstanding Hungarian design achievements. The exhibition containing some of the most outstanding entrants of the competition gives an insight into the most recent processes of Hungarian design culture.
Design Management Award 2010
The Award founded last year acknowledges and demonstrates how design and its professional management can help the realisation of the objectives of an organisation and, not least, its successful operation.
About Infodesign – you are here
October 4. 19:00
1055 Budapest, Kossuth Lajos square 12.
Peter Maczó's new book titled About infodesign – You are here is introduced by Miklós Bendzsel. In his works the master of contemporary Hungarian typography, Peter Maczó examines a new concept called infodesign, the design elements and aims of giving and finding information. In the built environment we keep on bumping into information signs – we would get lost without them as we would get lost in this topic without this book.
The author signs copies of his book at the venue.
MANIER RELAY RACE
October 4. 19:00
1065 Budapest, Hajós street 12.
Young designers get the chance to participate in a competition, as a result of which they can screen or present their work in the shop-windows of the Hajós street Showroom. The basis of selection at the competition is to have an innovative approach to picture and object creation. With the help of the Showroom's experimental gallery a creative presence closely related to the public city environment can come into being. The introduction of the concept of the Manier Relay Race is followed by the exhibition opening of the first materialised project.
Organised by Manier
