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Book Norm=Form
The symposium Norm=Form follows the exhibition in the Gemeentemuseum Den Haag (May 8 - August 15, 2010) and in Essen as part of RUHR.2010 (August 28 - October 17, 2010). The book, with the same title, is written by Timo de Rijk. It is distributed by Idea Books and can be ordered via Bol.com.
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Register for 3-day bus trip
Look here for the programme of the 3-day bus trip and the link for registering.
Register for symposium
Ticket symposium, incl. lunch: € 55 (€ 35 for early birds)
You can register for the symposium via our German partner (only if you will not join us in the 3-days programme):
www.designlandmarks.com
Location symposium
Das Haus des Buches
Gerichtsweg 28
04103 Leipzig
Germany
Organisation
VDID Verband Deutscher Industrie Designer e. V., Regionalvertretung Sachsen, Sachsen-Anhalt und Thüringen
Foundation Design Den Haag
Initiators:
Bernd Schröder, Schröder Design, Leipzig
Ed Annink, intendant Design and Government 2010
Made possible by
The symposium Norm=Form and the Dutch participation is made possible by financial support from:
Sächsisches Staatsministerium für Wirtschaft Arbeit und Verkehr, Dresden
Dutch Design Fashion Architecture, Rotterdam
BNO Association of Dutch Designers, Amsterdam
NBSO Leipzig (Netherlands Business Support Office)
Thanks to:
Items, Amsterdam
Royal Academy of Art The Hague
Symposium Norm=Form in Leipzig
Norm=Form in Leipzig
Dutch-Saxsony symposium on standardisation and design: September 2nd, 2011
On Friday September 2nd, 2011, the Dutch-Saxony symposium 'Norm=Form, über Standardisierung und Design' will take place in Leipzig. Germany has a strong technological identity, the Netherlands is known for its creative abilities. Designers and architects from both countries will illustrate the influence of standardisation on product design, visual communication, architecture and fashion. Critical notes will be made: To what extent are current standards usable in the future? Should some rules be replaced by others in favour of economic ánd cultural innovation?
Look here for the speakers and the programme of the symposium. Download here the complete programme (PDf 1,3 Mb).
Join us!
Together with the BNO Association of Dutch Designers and the VDID Association of German Designers, we organise a 3-day programme for designers and architects. Read more.