

Harri Koskinen is one of the most recognised Finnish designers of our time. His international fame began with his exhibition at the Issey Miyake Design Studio Gallery in 2000. Some of his clients are Artek, Cassina, Finlandia Worldwide, Iittala, Magis, Marimekko and Muji. His success is also marked by some of the most prestigious awards, as well as by exhibitions around the globe. From his practical and innovative objects reflecting on the basic questions of design, Block lamp, an object resembling an ice cube lit inside, has been placed in the design collection of the New York Museum of Modern Art.
Organised by WAMP, MOME, Finnagora and Embassy of Finland

What sushi means in gastronomy, or sumo in sports, Pecha Kucha means in the architecture and design scene! Short, concise, cool. Pecha Kucha Nights where architects, designers and artists introduce their work are organised in two hundred cities worldwide based on the original Tokyo idea. The secret of the brief, focused and interesting presentations lies in the one and only rule of the night: presenters can show 20 pictures, each for 20 seconds. The tittle-tattle is followed by a DJ-VJ party from 23.00.
Organised by KÉK-Hungarian Contemporary Architecture Centre, WAMP and the Museum of Applied Arts

Conference for the profession about the cultural, artistic, social, sociological and economical connections between fashion and design with the participation of designers, the media and representatives of other art forms. Presentation of the long term concept of “Budapest Couture”, exchanging ideas with the profession and also initiating an open discussion about the role, the Hungarian and international context of fashion with the participation of guest presenters.
Organised by the First Hungarian Fashion Designer Association, the Museum of Applied Arts and the Moholy-Nagy University of Art and Design Budapest

Guests of the saloon like discussion can meet the investors and managers of local and international hotel chains. Building contractors, dealers, project coordinators, architects and interior decorators talk about up-to-date tendencies, the redefinition of hotel services and today's design strategy programs. The organisers aim at making the interactive, club a forum for informal discussions and networking in addition to exchanging information.
Organised by defo

How can design and movement grasp an idea and mediate it by strengthening each other? At the Jewellidea performance, searching the answer to this question, the four elements come to life on the stage. The creations of jewellery designers (Bernadett Bodor, Noémi Gera, Eszter Máté, Fanni Vékony) and the productions of dancers (Dance Dimensions Modern Dance Club, choreographer: Anna Gellén) were inspired by the energies of fire, water, earth and air.
Organised by Eventuell Gallery

FRAME interior decoration magazine and MARK architecture magazine are among the defining international journals of the field. Pointzero's unique architecture and design library and bookstore is inaugurated with a presentation, in the framework of which not only the magazines, but also the books of the publishing house available from the library of the shop are introduced.
Registration is required for the programs (by e-mail only:kornelia.fabian@pointzero.hu). We can accept the registration of a maximum of 80 persons.


Less than a decade ago products made in Turkey were more about quantity than quality. From this apparently featureless background, one of the greatest surprises of the international design world, Turkish design deploying exceptional talents and creating an image of its own has emerged by now. What does it feed upon and why is it so successful? The editors of Interieur magazine try to answer this question in the form of lectures spiced with culinary delights.
Organised by Interieur magazine and Pointzero