The Hague - Design and Government

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Ed Annink on The Hague Design and Government

Symposium: Mehrwert, designing society

Opening Norm=Form in Germany

Embassies in Europe, continued

Preparing 2012: Stockholm

On the road to Essen

Posters online

New classics, old moderns

The voter seduced? during the museum night The Hague 2010

Website selected by Architecturefeed

The visual language of the German government

Design Den Haag at Items Live

Design Den Haag adds lustre to Europe Lecture

Debate 'No votes, no party' postponed

Leben in der Stadt von morgen

Wijdeveld is moving

Lustron cheers, Lustron cries

The visionary punks of the Bauhaus

Creative Commons Camp

What would it look like, a European embassy?

Police officers in City Hall The Hague

Design Den Haag at Items Live

23.06.2010

In our information culture image quotes, icons, symbols and pictograms are the bits and bytes of a visual code. Designers shape codes to create understandable messages; the more recognizable the code in which the designer has used, the more accessible the message.

This is the theme of the new issue of the design magazine Items. On the occasion of the new issue Items presents an evening at Pakhuis de Zwijger in Amsterdam. In the June issue an article can be found on our project 'A new symbol for Europe'. For this occasion Ed Annink gave a presentation on the mission of The Hague Design and Government. Amongst the speakers were Ed van Hinte (Lightness Studios), Janne Kyttanen (Freedom Of Creation) and Marjan Unger.