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Danish Design Centre

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DESIGNWEEK

Contact: Copenhagen Design Week/Danish Design Centre – 27, HC Andersens

Boulevard – DK 1553 Copenhagen V – Denmark – +45 3369 3369 -

copenhagendesignweek@ddc.dk

Copenhagen will buzz with design

experiences, activities and debates

as the first Copenhagen Design Week

unfolds from 27 August through 6

September 2009.

With the theme of sustainable

design, you’ll get new insights into

where design is today and where it’s

going.

By presenting design in new and

novel ways, at Copenhagen Design

Week you may find yourself pedal-

ling to power a drinks blender at a

CO2-neutral festival, or acquiring new

knowledge at a cradle-to-cradle con-

ference, or checking out the finalists

in competition for the world’s largest

design prize. So tour the city to see,

hear and participate in new design

thinking and the latest trends.

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WE NEED TO FIND OUR OWN WAY TO MAKE THE KEY INTERNATIONAL DIFFERENCE.

We are proud to welcome you to the Copen-

hagen Design Week. The biggest and most

ambitious design event in Denmark. An event

that helps manifest Denmark’s position with-

in the international design elite.

Copenhagen Design Week presents and

debates new ideas, knowledge and solutions

– design capable of enriching and exciting

a changing world. During the design week,

established and new events combine to

offer a rich source of insight, inspiration and

perspective. We open with a highly topical

theme: sustainable design, a topic that leads

into the UN’s Climate Change Conference

(COP 15), which takes place later this year.

A common quality of all the events is a

shared focus on design and architecture that

make a difference for businesses, society

and the climate. Together, the events of the

design week highlight the positive role that

design may play in relation to the environ-

mental and social challenges that the world is

facing. The deliberately high ambitions of the

design week and its unique blend of events

underscore the seriousness, the humour and

the pleasure inherent in innovative design.

We need to make a difference in the world

that we live in – and this applies to busines-

ses, political decision-makers and private

individuals alike.

Welcome to the Copenhagen Design

Week and a range of extraordinary experi-

ences. Enjoy!

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Lene EspersenDanish Minister for Economic

and Business Affairs

Copenhagen Design Week is based on an initiative from the Danish Ministry of Economic and Business Affairs and developed and managed by the Danish Design Centre in collaboration with a range of additional partners.

Publisher: Copenhagen Design Week, HC Andersens Boulevard 27, Copenhagen V. Editorial Direction: Iben Højer Hansen & Sidsel Regina Forchhammer. Design & Art Direction: Snorre Rennesund, gogoart.dk. Print: Strandbygaard Grafisk A/S. The recycled paper used for this publication is approved by the European Ecolabel. The publisher is in no way responsible or liable for the accuracy of the information contained herein. ©2009 Copenhagen Design Week. All Rights Reserved

WELCOME TO DENMARK’S FIRST DESIGN WEEK

Christian ScherfigManaging Director,Danish Design Centre

ABOUT DESIGN WEEK1 Welcome

3 Let us Entertain You

6 The Green Wave

8 During the Week

12 COPENHAGEN SHOWHOW

15 Link Up Showcase 2009

18 Hal-D

20 It’s a small world

22 INDEX:AWARD 2009 Exhibition

24 CODE09

26 Danish Museum of Art and Design

EXHIBITIONS

30 Service Design - A tool for better services

31 Designing for Good - What do you get out of it?

32 Copenhagen Co’creation

33 Future Living - Building sustainability?

34 Cradle-to-Cradle

35 CLEAR Village Launch Event

36 Design as a Driver Against Climate Change

37 International Network for Design Managers

38 Designing Sense

39 Kick-off: Communication about climate ...

40 SMART SPACE

41 It’s Good Business to be a Good Business

KNOWLEDGE

44 Launches & Events

45 Next Vision: Bright green fashion

46 Innovation Camp

47 Copenhagen Architecture + Design Days

48 CO2PENHAGEN

EVENTS

50 Partners & People

52 Overview & Map

INFORMATION

LET US ENTERTAIN YOU

Let’s come clean, I’m not a

designer and I’m not from the

design world. My background

rather is in television and cult-

ural events, so it’s been a big

learning experience for me to

head up Copenhagen Design

Week. And what I’ve learned is

the possibility and opportunity

in design today. My business

is storytelling. So let me stand

on firm ground and tell you a

few stories about Copenhagen

Design Week:

We wanted a single theme for

Copenhagen Design Week,

something to explore in detail.

With the UN Climate confer-

ence taking place in Denmark

later this year, ‘sustainable

design’ was an obvious choice

but how to approach it?

Sustainability can be pre-

sented as something quite

‘heavy’ or more about what

you shouldn’t do. Switch off

the lights, don’t travel, only

eat certain foods! Lower your

expectations, really. As an

experiment, we’ve taken the

opposite approach. Copen-

hagen Design Week is all

about the possibility and po-

tential in sustainable design.

It’s about doing more good and

not less bad. And having fun.

At Copenhagen Showhow,

a showcase of sustainable

design, you’ll discover the

BY METTE DAVIDSEN-NIELSEN, PROJECT MANAGER, COPENHAGEN DESIGN WEEK.

The team behind Copenhagen

Design Week at Amager Beach3

ABOUT DESIGN WEEK

optimistic, cool and a little bit sexy side of

sustainable design. At the INDEX:AWARD

exhibition, you’ll see exciting design objects

and projects from around the world pre-

sented in Copenhagen’s beautiful Kongens

Nytorv Square. At CO2PENHAGEN you’ll be

able to dance the night away in a miniature

sustainable society. At ”it’s a small world”

you’ll be a future navigator exploring poten-

tial scenarios for where design is going. And

Link UP will be taking over the city with their

vision of a sustainable Copenhagen. That’s

just a taste of what’s on. There’s a lot to see

and also to hear. In addition to the events

and exhibitions, there’s a fantastic pro-

gramme of seminars and talks, some open

to everyone, some targeted to a business

audience.

So my advice to you is to look through this

programme, choose the events that you

want to participate in and then pick one or

two more that are a little bit out of the

ordinary. We hope to surprise you.

FACTS ABOUT COPEN-

HAGEN DESIGN WEEK:

Copenhagen Design Week is

an umbrella that covers a

series of events that take

place from 27 August - 6

September. The project

involves a great number of

Danish and international

partners. It is the first time

the design week takes place

which will be a bi-annual

event.

GET THE LATEST

UPDATES: This programme

puts the events, exhibitions

and knowledge highlights in

your hand. But check the on-

line programme for the latest

updates at www.copen-

hagendesignweek.dk. At

www.copenhagenx.dk/blog

you can find daily reports

from the week.

MAIN VENUES:

The design week has four

main venues - Danish

Design Centre, Danish

Architecture Centre, Hal-D

and Kongens Nytorv

– though events take place

throughout the city (see

map at the back of this

programme).

LET US ENTERTAIN YOU.. CONTINUED

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”WHAT WE NEED IS NEW SOLUTIONS – NOT PROHIBITIONS AND DICTATES AND DRAB PRIVATIONS. WE WILL HAVE SMARTER TRANS-PORTATION, CLEANER ENERGY SOURCES. WE CAN HAVE THE SAME, ONLY WITHOUT THE NOISE AND AIR POLLUTION, WE CAN CREATE INTELLIGENT HOMES, WE CAN SEND TECH-NOLOGY TO DEVELOPING COUNTRIES, WE CAN CREATE GREEN GROWTH. BINDING GOALS ARE OBLIGATIONS REQUIRING SOLUTIONS THAT TRIGGER INNOVATION AND RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT.”

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“WE NEED TO MOVE AWAY FROM OBSOLETE NOTIONS OF SUSTAINABILITY AND GROWTH AS EACH OTHER’S OPPOSITES. DANISH COMPANIES ARE AMONG THE MOST ENERGY-EFFICIENT IN THE WORLD, AND AT THE SAME TIME THEIR VALUE CREATION IS IN THE INTERNATIONAL ELITE. IT IS TIME NOW TO BEGIN TO COMBINE SUSTAINABI-LITY AND GROWTH – WE NEED TO MAKE AN ACTIVE EFFORT TO ENABLE THE BUSINESS SECTOR TO BENEFIT FROM THE SUBSTANTIAL GROWTH OPPORTUNITIES THAT WILL EMERGE FROM THE ENDEAVOUR TO MEET THE CLIMATE CHALLENGE.”

LENE ESPERSEN, THE DANISH MINISTER FOR ECONOMIC AND BUSINESS AFFAIRS

“COPENHAGEN DESIGN WEEK OFFERS A UNIQUE OPPORTUNITY FOR KNOWLEDGE EXCHANGE, PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT AND MARKETING OF DANISH PRODUCTS AND DESIGN SERVICES AND FOR DEMONSTRATING THAT DANISH DESIGN IS THE INTERNATIONAL, SUSTAIN-ABLE DESIGN OF THE FUTURE. DANISH DESIGN CENTRE IS PROUD TO HEAD THE COPENHAGEN DESIGN WEEK 2009. WE HOPE THAT THE DESIGN WEEK WILL FUNCTION AS AN INTERNATIONAL INSPIRATION PLATFORM FOR COMPANIES, DESIGNERS AND EDUCAT-

IONAL INSTITUTIONS.”

CHRISTIAN SCHERFIG, MANAGING DIRECTOR, DANISH DESIGN CENTRE

ABOUT DESIGN WEEK

If you have already had more than you can

take of the debate on environmental issues

and sustainability, the good news is that the

concept is becoming an integrated part of the

design process – which we don’t necessarily

have to talk about all the time.

Today, sustainability principles are a

natural part of designers’ everyday work,

and the design world is getting better at

spotting the potential in new bio-degradable

materials, reclaimed raw materials and

sustainable production methods.

Even the best design is a drain on the

earth’s resources. But fortunately, design

can sometimes be the solution when new

technologies and products are to be inte-

grated into our everyday life. Designers can

help change consumer behaviour by making

sustainable design accessible, functional and

aesthetic.

The sustainability issue can be a bit of a

jungle to navigate as ads extol the virtues

of CSR, FSC-wood, fair trade, innovative pro-

duction methods, new materials and CO2-

friendly transportation. And there are no

easy answers. But there are many opportu-

nities for gaining insight into the full range

of sustainable design if you delve into the

activities of the Design Week. And insight

makes it easier to make well-informed

sustainable decisions.

THE GR EEN WAV E

A Hand in your old chair at the RE-STORE event and get it back the next day, better than new. 15 Læderstræde,

27-28 August from 10:00 to 17:00. B Ross Lovegrove’s bike BAMBOO from Biomega reintroduces the wonder of the

natural world into today’s urban environment – and is mainly made of (what else) bamboo. C WE:DO:WOOD also fa-

vours bamboo. Bamboo is the world’s fastest growing plant and recirculates vast amounts of CO2 in its brief lifespan.

D Safe water: SOLAR BOTTLE is a low-cost solution for treating drinking water by exposure to sunlight. Winner of

INDEX:AWARD 2007. E Overalls from the children’s label Katvig, which does not compromise on its decision to use

organic materials and ethical production methods. Katvig’s bags are even made of bio-degradable plastic. F NOBODY

chair from Danish producer HAY is made of 100% recyclable material produced mainly of used plastic bottles.

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ABOUT DESIGN WEEK

PARTY WITH THE DESIGNERS: There are plenty of things to do for people who

love to party. Copenhagen will be abuzz with

activity throughout the week. You can register for

events at www.copenhagendesignweek.dk. The

tickets are allotted on a first-come, first-served

basis.

SOMETHING FOR EVERYONE: Design Week is for everyone. Kids can go

treasure hunting at Copenhagen Architecture

& Design Days. Music fans can hear great

bands at CO2PENHAGEN. Company CEOs can

learn more about sustainability as a business

strategy at the knowledge seminars. And most

of the events are for free, so there’s every

reason to participate.

ROCK, PAPER, SCISSORS: Design Week will be marked with a

series of ”boxes” in key locations. But

no trees were harmed in the making

of these boxes, as they are made from

Rock Paper - paper made from rocks.

This material is a new development in sustainable paper, so we

were keen to explore its potential.

EMERGING TALENT: Copenhagen

Design Week wants to showcase the vast amount

of talent among future designers. At the Town Hall

Square (Rådhuspladsen) you can follow a design

idea from the drawing board to the finished pro-

duct, as students receive a brief from a company in

Innovation Camp. Students also demonstrate their

skills at SHOWHOW in HAL-D, where sustainable

projects from the architecture and design schools

are shown as part of a competition which had Ross

Lovegrove as one of the judges.

VISITING COPENHAGEN: To keep up with the

mobile events of the Design Week, you must be prepared to

tour the entire city. Hop on a bike, take the CODE09 buses to

visit the city’s design shops and showrooms, or take a walk

through town. You may also stroll past the young architects’

and designers’ visions for building a sustainable metropole in

Link UP’s five routes in the city.

EXTENDING LIFE: The idea

behind Cradle-to-Cradle is to transfer the

principles from natural cycles, where all

resources are reused in new forms, in an

effort to renew product lifecycles and

reduce waste. The concept is best known

from the documentary film Waste = Food,

and companies such as Ford, Nike

and Phillips have already adopted the

strategy. You can meet one of the

champions of this concept “live” at the

Knowledge seminar about Cradle-to-

Cradle as a business strategy.

DURING THE WEEK

“At VELUX Group we

strive to ensure that

our everyday sur-

roundings become

healthier and more

climate-friendly. Copenhagen

Design Week is an excellent plat-

form for us to demonstrate how to

enhance our overall quality of life.”

- Michael K. Rasmussen,

Director of Branding and

Communication, VELUX Group

“With its support,

Dreyer’s Foundat-

ion wishes to help

facilitate sustain-

ability in design and

architecture. With the state of the

world today, sustainability is no

longer optional. It is a prerequisite

for continued life.”

- Bo Rygaard, Board Member of

Dreyer’s Foundation

A major project such as the Design

Week would not be possible with-

out support. Copenhagen Design

Week has three main sponsors.

Here are their motivations for

supporting this new project.

WITH A LTTLE HELP FROM OUR FRIENDS

“Copenhagen

Design Week is

the ideal platform

for us to share our

knowledge, tell

our stories, show our sustainable

products, and achieve unique

inspiration for our never-ending

job of helping to create a better

everyday life.”

- Lena Gaarde,

Relationship Manager,

IKEA Denmark

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ABOUT DESIGN WEEK

SEE THE FULL PROGRAMME

FROM PAGE 10

EXHIBITIONSSee new talent and established designers present intelligent solutions to challenges, relating

to sustainability and environmental issues at the Design Week exhibitions.

THURSDAY27 AUG.

THURSDAY3 SEPT.

FRIDAY28 AUG.

SATURDAY29 AUG.

SUNDAY30 AUG.

MONDAY31 AUG.

TUESDAY1 SEPT.

WEDNESDAY2 SEPT.

FRIDAY4 SEPT.

SATURDAY 5 SEPT.

SUNDAY6 SEPT.

COPENHAGEN SHOWHOW (PAGE 12-14)

CODE09 (PAGE 24-25)

INDEX:AWARD EXHIBITION (PAGE 22-23)

HAL-D (PAGE 18-19)

IT’S A SMALL WORLD (PAGE 20-21)

DANISH MUSEUM OF ART AND DESIGN (PAGE 26-27)

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LINK UP SHOWCASE 2009 (PAGE 15-17)

COPENHAGENSHOWHOW

The exhibition architecture is based on custom-designed

boxes made of recycled cardboard. When the exhibition

closes, you can extend the boxes’ lifecycle by taking

them home and following the instructions to build your

own designer stool. The boxes can be picked up for free

on Sunday, 6 September, 15:00-18:00.

Explore how environmental and social

design is realised in concrete projects.

Showcasing both Danish and

international solutions, COPEN-

HAGEN SHOWHOW celebrates

the inventiveness, exquisite

expression and ethical business

practices that designers are

now championing. A number of themes

are explored such as architecture, trans-

portation and energy. Together, they de-

monstrate how to create positive change

while continuing to delight the senses.

Se inspirerende eksempler på bæredygtigt

og socialt design. Du kan også se TALENT

SHOW, 10 projekter lavet af studerende

ved de danske design- og arkitektskoler,

som er udvalgt af en jury bestående af

Ross Lovegrove, Bjarke Ingels, Jens

Martin Skibsted og Henrik Hovgaard.

28 AUGUST - 6 SEPTEMBER OPENING HOURS: 10:00 - 18:00HAL-D, 95A STRANDGADE COPENHAGEN K ADMISSION: FREE

The Danish fashion brand NOIR aims

at both the fashion sense and social

conscience of the consumer. In the

exhibition you can see Illuminati II

–100% cotton fabrics grown organi-

cally and fair-traded from Uganda

that are used in NOIR collections.

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LINK UP SHOWCASE 2009GREENER BIGGER BETTER

Link UP Showcase exhibits fifteen young

architects and designers’ visions for creating

a sustainable Copenhagen. The exhibition

participants have staged five routes through

central Copenhagen each telling the story of

Copenhagen as a green, sound, dense and

easy city, by emphasizing and manipulating

the elements taken for granted that makes

(or does not make) Copenhagen a sustain-

able city. The project is created by Link UP

in co-operation with Copenhagen X and

Sustainable Cities™.

Bagsidesafari, cykler i havnen og mobile

lommeparker er blandt de oplevelser, som 15

unge arkitekter og designere skaber, når Link

UP Showcase 2009 indtager det københavn-

ske byrum og viser visioner for et bæredyg-

tigt København. Det hele foregår på én rute

der er delt op i fem etaper i Indre By.

15 YOUNG ARCHITECTS

AND DESIGNERS’ VISIONS

27 AUGUST - 6 SEPTEMBER, ADMISSION: FREE, FIVE DIFFERENT ROUTES IN CENTRAL COPENHAGEN (SEE MAP IN THE BACK)

The SHOWHOW will also include an ex-

hibition by Danish design students who

have engaged with the design week’s

issues through a series of competitions

that explore the potential for design in

social and environmental innovation.

SHOWHOW presents 10 projects that

caught the attention of the international

jury at a special “TALENT SHOW” exhibit-

ion and recognises their fresh thinking at

an award ceremony. The award ceremony

takes place on Thursday, 3 September at

16:30. The jury consisted of Ross

Lovegrove, Bjarke Ingels, Jens Martin

Skibsted and Henrik Hovgaard.

COPENHAGENSHOWHOW28 AUGUST - 6 SEPTEMBER OPENING HOURS: 10:00 - 18:00HAL-D, 95A STRANDGADE COPENHAGEN K ADMISSION: FREE

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OURLINK UP SHOWCASE ROUTES

HARBOUR BIKE: Using the unused ‘roads’ of the city, the project

creates new connections across the harbour, revitalizing both banks and

benefiting both inhabitants and visitors by making it possible to travel from

one place to another in the easiest, soundest and most environmentally

friendly way: crossing the water on bike. Starting point: HAL-D (Strand-

gade 95) <-> Højbro Plads. (Made by: Troels Øder Hansen/Dull Days, Sandra

Johansson, Shift Control Interaction design).

CITY INTERCOM: Citizens have adapted steps around town as an

informal piece of furniture for conversation and gathering. The project takes

this change from pragmatic function to a means of social interaction further

through a series of newly created steps. Starting point: Danish Design

Centre (HC Andersens Boulevard) <–> Hotel Skt. Petri (Krystalgade) (Made

by: Anne Haaning/Manstrem, Inger Margrethe Larsen, Morten Emil Engel).

DETOURING THE TOUR: An invitation to voluntary detouring in

central Copenhagen. Get lost in the city even if you know it well.

Starting point: Hotel Skt Petri (Krystalgade) <-> Kgs Nytorv.

(Made by: Isabel Ahm/Usus, JAJA Architects, Philip Dam Roadley-Battin).

MEKANO CITY: Mekano City emphasizes experiences that go unseen

and questions the idea of the city as a static structure. Through three inter-

ventions on the route, the project encourages playful perspectives on city

spaces and their transformation. Starting point: Højbro Plads <-> Danish

Design Centre (HC Andersens Boulevard 27). (Made by: Louise Hold Sidenius/

Typografisk afdeling, Mia Scheel Kristensen, Ronald Laurits Jensen).

THE POCKET PARK: The Pocket Park is a patch of grass, shade

and quality of life in the midst of the city. The Pocket Park is such a good

idea that you wonder why it hasn’t been done yet… Starting point: Kgs

Nytorv <-> HAL-D (Strandgade 95). (Made by: Christina L. Halstrøm, Sandra

Jouatte, B14 Morten Sholz, B14 Rasmus Høymann Laursen).

SEE MAP IN THE BACK:

The showcases will be visible

as separate routes around

the city, which you can

follow using the map.

For the opening on the 27

August, each Link UP exhibit-

ion team will host a separate

event along the routes.

More info:

copenhagendesignweek.dk

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EXHIBITIONS

SOCIAL ACTION

HAVE AN NGO MEMBER ON YOUR COUCH

SHOWING FRENCH DESIGN- SO GREEN

IN ADDITION TO THE CURATED SHOWCASE, SHOW-HOW AT HAL-D OFFERS LOTS OF INDEPENDENT EXHIBITIONS, DESIGN AND SOCIAL EVENTS.

Life in HAL-D gives you plenty of opportunity to network while learning about the

latest developments in sustainable design. If your throat feels a little dry after all

these experiences, stop by the café. If your mind begins to overload, take a break

and enjoy the view of Copenhagen’s beautiful harbour. And if your credit card needs

some exercise, the shop offers a wide selection of sustainable design products.

Ud over den kuraterede showcase

Copenhagen SHOWHOW byder HAL-D

på masser af selvstændige udstillinger,

design og socialt liv.

CASE PRESENTATIONSFrom Friday 28 August until Friday

4 September, between 14:00 and 18:00,

companies from Denmark and abroad,

present inspiring business cases about

social or sustainable design. These cases

may address anything from business

strategies to material research, social

systems, and sustainable production

methods. An updated list of the case

presentations will be available on

copenhagendesignweek.dk. Prior

registration is not required.

NEW LIFE COPENHAGEN is looking for

Danish hospitality. At HAL-D you can

sign up as a host if you want to offer

your couch to an NGO member during

the United Nations’ Climate Change

Conference. With the local hotels fully

booked, the visitors have nowhere to

stay, so this project aims to solve a

major practical problem. At the same

time, it is a social experiment that

invites us all to rethink our way of life.

Sustainable energy, recycled materials,

less packaging and new ways of living –

all in order to protect the environment.

Through an exclusive selection of new

products, French designers show how we

can rethink the objects that surround us

in our everyday life. The exhibition will

help you set up guidelines for what to

consider when you want to act in a more

“eco-friendly” manner.

Social Action develops environmental

projects with a social focus. Here, user-

driven innovation methods are used to

change people’s behavior in the direct-

ion of more eco-friendly behavior. For

example, a project on the Danish island

of Bornholm is exploring

how a society

might be moti-

vated to collect

organic waste

for use in a

2nd-generation

bio-ethanol

plant.

28 AUGUST - 6 SEPTEMBER 10:00 - 18:00, HAL D, 95 A STRANDGADE, COPENHAGEN KADMISSION: FREE

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EXHIBITIONS

HAL- D

How will future designers work, and how

does Danish design address global issues

such as sustainability, new technology and

consumption? The exhibition ”it’s a small

world” challenges the Danish design tradi-

tion and explores future design practices

in a global perspective. It’s a small world

has been developed in a collaboration

involving the Danish Design Centre, Danish

Crafts and the Danish Architecture Centre

based on an initiative from the Danish

Ministry of Economic and Business Affairs

and the Danish Ministry of Culture.

Hvordan arbejder fremtidens designere,

og hvordan forholder dansk design sig til

globale spørgsmål som bæredygtighed, ny

teknologi og forbrug? Udstillingen it’s a small

world udfordrer den danske designtradition

og undersøger fremtidens designpraksis i et

globalt perspektiv.

28 AUGUST 2009 - ULTIMO JANUARY 2010. MONDAY-FRIDAY 10:00 - 17:00, WEDNESDAY 10:00 - 21:00 WEEKEND 11:00 - 16:00DANISH DESIGN CENTRE, 27 HC ANDERSENS BOULEVARD, COPENHAGEN VADMISSION: ADULTS: 50 DKK; SENIOR CITIZENS/STUDENTS/ 12-18 YEARS: 25 DKK; FREE ADMISSION ON WEDNESDAYS BETWEEN 17:00 AND 21:00

IT’S A SMALL WORLD

View the world through

a child’s eyes from the

box on Christiania bike

or experience Henrik

Vibskov’s carwash.

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EXHIBITIONS

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AWARD EXHIBITIONAmong many exciting solutions,

see how a huge sponge (picture)

can stop flooding, or how malaria

mosquitoes can be lured away from

humans with a mosquito trap con-

taining CO2 and foot odour.

INDEX:AWARD EXHIBITION is a recurring, world-

touring exhibition, which presents the 72 finalists

for the INDEX:AWARD. The exhibition offers an

exciting, amazing and visionary insight into the

solutions created by designers to improve life

for people around the world. INDEX: is dedicated

to changing the global mindset by showing and

exploring how design can improve life. It awards

the largest design prize in the world – the INDEX:

AWARD, worth €500,000 in total.

INDEX: offers guided tours of the exhibition by

arrangement, as well as school services and a

special programme for businesses. The informa-

tion building on Kongens Nytorv is open every

day from 10:00 to 20:00.

Oplev 72 bud på hvordan design kan løse nogle

af verdens store udfordringer, når INDEX: for

tredje gang uddeler verdens største designpris,

INDEX:AWARD. Finalisterne udstilles på Kgs Nytorv.

INDEX:AWARD 2009 EXHIBITION - DESIGN TO IMPROVE LIFE 21 AUGUST – 13 SEPTEMBER KONGENS NYTORV, COPENHAGEN KADMISSION: FREE

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EXHIBITIONS

Scandinavia’s first design fair - CODE09

- provides a backdrop for timeless design

classics juxtaposed with the most innovative

trends and ideas around today. In 2009, the

main focus of the CODE09 trade fair is on an

exhibition of Nordic design. The exhibition,

Nordic Selected, showcases the best design

from the past decade, selected by curators

from Sweden, Norway, Iceland, Finland and

Denmark. In addition, CODE09 presents

innovative international design of all types,

not least commercial design that embraces

environmental and social responsibility both

in production and in the value chain.

CODE står for COpenhagen DEsign og er

Nordens nye internationale designmesse.

Her kan man se de ultimative trends inden

for design, møbler, interiør, belysning, tekstil

og teknologi.

CODEO9

If you want to mix business with

pleasure, take one of the CODE09

shuttle buses. The buses drive past

a large number of showrooms in

Copenhagen’s city centre as well

as many major tourist sights.

27 AUGUST - 30 AUGUST 2009BELLA CENTRE, 5 CENTER BOULEVARD, COPENHAGEN S

10:00 - 18:00 THURSDAY - SATURDAY (TRADE ONLY, PRE-REGISTRATION)

10:00 - 16:00 SUNDAY (OPEN TO THE PUBLIC, ADMISSION: 50 DKK)

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EXHIBITIONS

DANISH MUSEUM OF ART & DESIGNinvolvement with the museum visitors, RACA

will create interactive experiences and con-

structive ‘disruption’. In this way, the project

will pose questions asking how design can be

used, and how museums and their public can

interact in new ways.

Kunstindustrimuseet viser under designugen

en specialsamling af den permanente udstil-

ling og en udstilling skabt af designstudiet

RACA, hvor man som besøgende selv bliver

en del af interaktionen gennem design, grafik

og personligt engagement.

The Danish Museum of Art & Design is a cen-

tral exhibition forum for Danish and internati-

onal industrial design, decorative and applied

arts. During the Design Week, the museum

holds a special exhibition of classic Danish

design as well as a special interaction design

exhibition created by the design studio RACA.

Through design, graphics and personal

27 AUGUST – 6 SEPTEMBER (RACA EXHIBITION 28-30 AUGUST)TUESDAY - SUNDAY 11:00 - 17:00KUNSTINDUSTRIMUSEET, 68 BREDGADE, COPENHAGEN KADMISSION: ADULTS - 50 DKK, UNDER 18 YEARS - FREE, FREE ADMISSION ON WEDNESDAYS

The cafe in the Danish Museum of

Art & Design is tastefully furnished

with furniture by Wegner and Poul

Kjærholm. Lunch is served every

day in the beautiful museum garden

between 12:00 and 15:30.

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EXHIBITIONS

SMIT´s GROW is a novel solar

energy generating system. This

new system draws inspiration

from ivy growing on a building

and pairs the latest in smart

materials with the beauty of

biomimicry to help people live

a green lifestyle. GROW will be

shown at SHOWHOW.

KNOWLEDGEThrough seminars, workshops, networking and case studies, this

section of the programme offers unique insights into the ideas

underlying sustainable design and architecture.

THURSDAY27 AUG.

THURSDAY3 SEPT.

FRIDAY28 AUG.

SATURDAY29 AUG.

SUNDAY30 AUG.

MONDAY31 AUG.

TUESDAY1 SEPT.

WEDNESDAY2 SEPT.

FRIDAY4 SEPT.

SERVICE DESIGN -A TOOL FOR BETTER SERVICES

DESIGNING FOR GOOD

COPENHAGEN CO’CREATION – DESIGNING FOR CHANGE

FUTURE LIVING - BUILDING SUSTAINABILITY

CLEAR VILLAGE LAUNCH EVENT

CRADLE-TO-CRADLE

DESIGN AS A DRIVER AGAINST CLIMATE CHANGE

INTERNATIONAL NETWORK FOR DESIGN MANAGERS

DESIGNING SENSE

SMART SPACE

CASE PRESENTATIONS @ HAL-D

KICK-OFF: COMMUNICATION ABOUT CLIMATE ...

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KNOWLEDGE

KNOWIT’S GOOD BUSINESS TO BE A GOOD BUSINESS

SERVICE DESIGN - A TOOL FOR BETTER SERVICES

Developed by the Danish Enterprise and

Construction Authority, the seminar will

emphasize the benefits of implementing

service design in the public and private

sectors to create increased value for the

users. Further, you will be presented with

concrete examples of the capacity of service

design to produce innovation and change in

the public sector. Meet major figures from

the design world including Bill Moggridge,

co-founder of IDEO and board member of

CIID; Marianne Guldbrandsen, Chief Design

Officer at the British Design Council and

Michael Keissner, Managing Partner at Hatch

& Bloom.

Erhvervs- og Byggestyrelsen inviterer til

videndeling om servicedesign, hvor du bl.a.

kan møde Bill Moggridge, medstifter of IDEO

og medlem af bestyrelsen for CIID.

THURSDAY 27 AUGUST 2009, 11:00 - 15:45FOR MORE INFO: SEE WWW.EBST.DK

DESIGNING FOR GOOD - WHAT DO YOU GET OUT OF IT?

Developed by the INDEX: organization and

Copenhagen Design Week, the seminar brings

together major figures in contemporary design

including Chris Bangle, Cameron Sinclair and

Fabio Cavalli. The seminar explores the business

rewards and value creation of design that takes

part in solving global challenges and enhances

quality of life for people all over the world. The

seminar will be moderated by Alice Rawsthorn,

design critic of the International Herald Tribune.

Seminaret giver et indblik i de forretningsmæs-

sige fordele ved design, som er med til at løse

globale udfordringer.

FRIDAY 28 AUGUST 2009 12:30 - 15:00DANISH DESIGN CENTRE, 27 HC ANDERSENS BOULEVARD, COPENHAGEN VADMISSION: FREE TICKETS: SIGN UP AT WWW.COPENHAGENDESIGNWEEK.DK

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KNOWLEDGE

MONDAY 31 AUGUST 12:30 - 17:00DANISH ARCHITECTURE CENTRE, 27B STRANDGADE, COPENHAGEN KADMISSION: FREE SIGN UP AT COPENHAGENDESIGNWEEK.DK

Sustainable architecture is on top of the agenda

these years, but there is still a long way to go.

How can we learn from the good examples?

And what are the challenges facing us if

sustainability is to become an integral part of

architecture, flows of material and people as well

as urban planning? We invite you to an afternoon

discussion that will focus on sustainable archi-

tecture – now and in the future. The afternoon

discussion is developed by VELUX Group, Danish

Architecture Centre/Sustainable Cities™ and

Copenhagen Design Week. Keynote speakers

Georg Wolfgang Reinberg from Architekturbüro

Reinberg (Austria) and Simon Guy from Man-

chester Architecture Research Centre (UK) will

set the scene. Moderator: Adrian Hughes.

Kom til en eftermiddagsdiskussion om bæredygtig

arkitektur, og mød Georg Wolfgang Reinberg fra

Architekturbüro Reinberg (Østrig) og Simon Guy

fra Manchester Architecture Research Centre (UK).

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In this two-day event, the Danish Design

Association focuses on co-creation and on

design as catalyst of innovation. Copenhagen

Co’creation is an event that brings together an

international network of 25 business leaders,

designers and experts.

On the first day of the summit, the network

will exchange stories and develop new know-

ledge about the ways in which co-creation can

be applied in a turbulent age.

On the second day of the seminar, the net-

work will unfold their discussions from 29

August through panel discussions, on-stage

interviews and discussions with the audience.

200 Danish business people, designers and

practitioners are invited to participate.

Danish Design Association sætter over to

dage fokus på co-creation og design som en

katalysator for innovation. Arrangementet

kræver særlig invitation.

SUMMIT - SATURDAY 29 AUGUST 09:00 - 23:00SEMINAR - SUNDAY 30 AUGUST 11:00 - 17:30PRESSEN, POLITIKENS HUS, 37 RÅDHUSPLADSEN, COPENHAGEN V, ADMISSION: BY INVITATION ONLY

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co-creation means looking at big, global problems, and knowing that as designers, the only way to solve them is through collaboration.

QUOTE: EMILY PILLOTON, PROJECT H DESIGN

COPENHAGEN CO’CREATION DESIGNING FOR CHANGE

KNOWLEDGE

Collage: Eva Luque

Come and discover the CLEAR Village

Foundation’s co-creative sustainable design

initiative that gathers global experts to build

a place for experiencing the future of living.

At the Danish Architecture Centre, the team

and founders will unveil the vision and

process alongside international innovators

and thinkers: Alex Steffen, Ken Yeang, Bjarke

Ingels, Eve Blossom and Cameron Sinclair,

followed by a magnificent eco-reception at

The Paul in Tivoli Gardens.

Grundlæggerne og holdet bag CLEAR Village

vil fortælle om processen og visionerne for

projektet, der vil skabe fremtidens bæredyg-

tige måde at bo på.

TUESDAY 1 SEPTEMBER, 17:00 - 21:00DANISH ARCHITECTURE CENTRE, 27B STRANDGADE, COPENHAGEN K, LIMITED NUMBER OF TICKETS; PLEASE REGISTER AT WWW.CLEAR-VILLAGE.ORG

C L E A R

CLEAR is … participatory

design, optimal scale, vernacular

economy, self-sufficient neigh-

bourhoods, creative commons

masterplan strategy, empower-

ing solutions, future lifestyle …

all this and more.

CRADLE-TO-CRADLE BUSINESS STRATEGY FOR THE 21ST CENTURY

TUESDAY 1 SEPTEMBER, 13:00 - 18:00DANISH DESIGN CENTRE, 27 HC ANDERSENS BOULEVARD, COPENHAGEN V, ADMISSION: 1.700 DKK EXCL. VAT. TICKETS: WWW.DDC.DK

Cradle-to-Cradle is a new innovative strategy

that creates the potential for business

growth based on ecological, economic and

social values. Large international companies

like Nike and Ford are among the vision-

ary pioneers that have engaged with the

strategy. Michael Braungart, professor and

founder of the Cradle-to-Cradle concept,

will describe how companies can achieve

product differentiation, a competitive

advantage, cost savings and a better risk

profile through Cradle-to-Cradle. The semi-

nar is developed by Danish Design Centre in

collaboration with Vuggetilvugge.dk.

Få indblik i Cradle-to-Cradle konceptet - en

ny forretnings- og designstrategi med fokus

på bæredygtighed, der kan styrke danske

virksomheders konkurrenceevne.

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KNOWLEDGE

VILLAGE LAUNCH EVENT

DESIGN AS A DRIVER AGAINST CLIMATE CHANGE

WEDNESDAY 2 SEPTEMBER, 16:00 - 22:00 MINDLAB, 12 SLOTSHOLMSGADE, COPENHAGEN KADMISSION: FREE, SIGN UP: MKR@MIND-LAB.DK

Meet Manuel Toscano, principal at the New

York-based design studio Zago. He will share

his experiences with utilizing design prac-

tice in addressing environmental problems.

Toscano helped the United Nations fight cli-

mate change through the ”One Planet, One

Chance” campaign. After the presentation

of Toscano’s work there will be a workshop

where young designers and design students

can experiment with creative visualizations

of the Danish government’s business

strategy on climate change. The seminar is

developed by MindLab.

Mød Manuel Toscano, leder af designstudiet

Zago, som vil dele sine erfaringer med at bru-

ge design i forhold til at løse klimaproblemer.

INTERNATIONAL NETWORK FOR DESIGN MANAGERS

Meet Jonathan Dalton, Design Director for

Phillips, and Trent Kahute, Design Research

& Innovation Strategist, and acquire tools

and techniques for fostering integration and

innovation in your organization. Through

case work and interactive sessions, the

seminar ‘Integrating Design, Technology

and Business for Rapid, People-driven

Innovation’ will demonstrate methods for

innovation. The seminar is arranged by

Danish Design Center in collaboration with

Design Management Institute.

Få konkrete metoder til innovation i din

organisation, og mød bl.a. Jonathan Dalton,

Design Director for Phillips, ved seminaret

‘Integrating Design, Technology and Busi-

ness for Rapid, People-driven Innovation’.

2 SEPTEMBER (9:00 - 17:00) & 3 SEPTEMBER (9:00 - 12.00)DANISH DESIGN CENTRE, 27 HC ANDERSENS BOULEVARD, COPENHAGEN V, ADMISSION: 2.500 DKK EXCL. VAT, CONTACT MAIJU KÄCK, MAK@DDC.DK

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KNOWLEDGE

This seminar addresses anyone who shares

an interest in the organizational changes

related to implementing complex concepts

such as CSR or sustainability in a knowledge-

based organization.

The theme of the seminar is the concept

of design as a tool for management and

leadership. Can we look at design processes

as a framework for a new understanding of

organizational change – and thereby help

to fulfill visions, as we face complex challen-

ges with unpredictable consequences? The

seminar is arranged in co-operation between

Danish Standards, Visionpool, Lila and

“Rummet” in Republikken.

Dette seminar giver et bud på, hvordan

design kan danne rammen for forandringer i

videnbaserede organisationer, når komplek-

se koncepter som CSR eller bæredygtighed

skal implementeres.

KICK-OFF: COMMUNICATION ABOUT CLIMATE ISSUES FOR SMALL AND MEDIUM-SIZED ENTERPRISES

DESIGNING SENSEWEDNESDAY 2 SEPTEMBER, 8:30 - 12:00VISIONPOOL APS, REPUBLIKKEN 24B VESTERBROGADE, COPENHAGEN VADMISSION: 650 DKK SIGN UP: SEMINAR@VISIONPOOL.DK

Sustainable design involves new challenges

for small and medium-sized enterprises.

It questions the ways in which companies

design and develop products and services.

But the storytelling and advertising activities

also need to be re-designed. In order to do

that, your company needs to find out what

it is doing for the climate – and find ways to

communicate this to customers, colleagues

and competitors. Presentations and short

exercises will demonstrate how communi-

cation about climate issues will strengthen

your competitiveness in the marketplace.

Marie Kraul and Sascha Amarasinha, the

authors of “First Aid to Communication on

Climate”, will be the facilitators. The work-

shop is created by Danish Standards.

Workshoppen giver et bud på, hvordan små

og mellemstore virksomhed får en markant

profil på klimaområdet ved hjælp af enkle

kommunikationsværktøjer.

THURSDAY 3 SEPTEMBER, 15:00 - 16:30DANISH STANDARDS, 6 KOLLEGIEVEJ, CHARLOTTENLUNDADMISSION: 500 DKK, SIGN UP AND INFO: WWW.DS.DK/KURSER/MILJO

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KNOWLEDGE

10:00-11:30 SMART MATERIALS

13:30-15:00 SMART LIVING

16:00-17:30 CLUSTER DEVELOPMENT

SMART SPACEFRIDAY 4 SEPTEMBER, 10:00 - 17:30DANISH DESIGN CENTRE, 27 HC ANDERSENS BOULEVARD, COPENHAGEN V, ADMISSION: FREE MORE INFORMATION: WWW.MOEBELCENTER.DK

The Development Centre for Furniture

and Wood, hosts three spectacular

seminars focused on two topics: SMART

MATERIALS and SMART LIVING, with an

interactive exhibition featuring new pro-

ducts and materials. You will be placed

in a sort of ”Speakers’ Corner at Hyde

Park”, where companies and researchers

will speak about their results. The focus

will be on furniture, interiors and textiles

with shared values and concepts such as

sustainability, the latest technological

developments and intelligent solutions.

Udviklingscenter for Møbler og Træ, UMT,

afholder tre seminarer med udgangspunkt

i en interaktiv udstilling af nye produkter

og materialer, hvor virksomheder og

researchere fortæller om deres nyeste

resultater.

Hear how sustainability has become an

integrated part of IKEA’s business model and

learn how and why the company for many

years has worked with the IKEA ”code of

conduct” IWAY - which secures that products

are produced under acceptable working

conditions by suppliers who take responsi-

bility for the environment. At the seminar,

you’ll also get an insight into the IKEA CSR

partnerships with UNICEF, Save the Children

and WWF.

På dette seminar får du indsigt i, hvordan

IKEA arbejder med CSR, og hvilken rolle

bæredygtighed spiller i virksomhedens

produktudvikling.

Get to know how and why big global

companies work with CSR by taking part in

a panel discussion where major brands are

joining IKEA to share their learnings from

The Better Cotton Initiative (sustainable

produced cotton).

IT’S GOOD BUSINESS TO BE A GOOD BUSINESS

SATURDAY 29 AUGUST 12:30 - 17:00DANISH DESIGN CENTRE27 HC ANDERSENS BOULEVARD COPENHAGEN VADMISSION: FREE SIGN UP AT WWW.COPENHAGENDESIGNWEEK.DK

HOW TO BENEFIT FROM LONG-TERM CSR PARTNERSHIPS

EXPLORING OUR FUTURE HOMES AND LIVING

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SSee design unfolded in living contexts. Receptions, seminars and

festivals through the city streets form the events that make up

the Copenhagen Design Week.

THURSDAY27 AUG.

THURSDAY3 SEPT.

FRIDAY28 AUG.

WEDNESDAY2 SEPT.

FRIDAY4 SEPT.

SATURDAY 5 SEPT.

SATURDAY 29 AUG.

SUNDAY6 SEPT.

COPENHAGEN DESIGN WEEK OFFICIAL OPENING

INDEX: AWARD RECEPTION

NEXT VISION: BRIGHT GREEN FASHION

MAKE US DREAM - MOVIE EVENING

INNOVATION CAMP

COPENHAGEN ARCHITECTURE + DESIGN DAYS

TALENT SHOW PRIZE GIVING

CO2PENHAGEN

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EVENTS

NEXT VISION: BRIGHT GREEN FASHION

Ten talented young fashion designers

from Berlin and Copenhagen pre-

sent a sustainable fashion show at

Copenhagen’s Town Hall demon-

strating the new mindset in the

next generation of designers. The

project is a collaboration between

Create Berlin, City of Berlin and

Creative Forum, City of Copen-

hagen to build a creative interna-

tional network, share knowledge

and create new ways of incor-

porating sustainability into the

fashion industry.

10 talentfulde unge designere

fra Berlin og København

præsenterer et modeshow

med bæredygtigt tøj på

Rådhuspladsen.

FRIDAY 28 AUGUST16:30 (BY INVITATION ONLY) 18:30 (OPEN TO THE PUBLIC)TOWN HALL SQUARE (RÅDHUSPLADSEN) COPENHAGEN VADMISSION: FREE

THURSDAY, 27 AUGUST

HRH the Crown Prince and Ms. Lene Espersen, the

Danish Minister for Economic and Business Affairs,

open the Copenhagen Design Week and the exhibition

it’s a small world. By invitation only. The exhibition is

open to the public from 28 August. (Page 20 - 21)

International launch of INDEX: 2009 at Kgs Nytorv,

21:00 - 23:00. (Page 22 - 23)

FRIDAY, 28 AUGUST

Next Vision: Bright Green Fashion at

Town Hall Square (Rådhuspladsen), 18:30.

Open to the public. (Page 45)

SATURDAY, 29 AUGUST

‘Make Us Dream’ is a movie night during the Copen-

hagen Design Week which features short inspiring

movies focused on the design process of developing

sustainable products and services. Danish Design Centre,

20:00-22:30. Sign up via copenhagendesignweek.dk.

Danish Design Dancing. A party that brings together

the Danish design community and international guests.

Sign up via www.copenhagendesignweek.dk, first-come,

first-served. Danish Design Centre, 23:00 - 02:00.

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EVENTS

The list of parties and events is updated

on an ongoing basis, so keep an eye on

copenhagendesignweek.dk. See also the

following pages to learn about the events.

The festival Copenhagen Architecture +

Design Days (Cph ADD 09) spotlights modern

and classical architecture in Copenhagen.

Groundbreaking state-of-the-art architecture

has emerged concurrent with creative ways

of merging century-old Danish architectural

aesthetics with international contemporary

aesthetics. The festival is for anyone who is

interested in unique places and spaces.

It features the work of Norman Foster, Zaha

Hadid, Henning Larsen, Daniel Liebeskind

and Jean Nouvel.

CPH ADD byder på guidet tur over Øresunds-

broen, åbne tegnestuer, havnerundfart med

arkitekturguide, udstillinger, byvandringer og

meget mere.

Everyone is talking about innovation, but

what is it really? Innovation Camp is a reality

show at Copenhagen’s Town Hall Square

(Rådhuspladsen) where passers-by can

learn about innovation. In co-operation with

companies, 15 design students will demon-

strate how they work with a design brief,

develop ideas, use materials and build small

prototypes. The students’ work will be

judged by a panel of experts and a prize-

giving will take place on Saturday,

5 September at 14:00. Innovation Camp is

arranged by Udviklingscenter for Møbler og

Træ (Development Centre for Furniture and

Wood).

Innovation Camp er et reality show på Råd-

huspladsen, hvor alle forbipasserende kan

lære om innovation. I samarbejde med virk-

somheder viser 15 designstuderende, hvor-

dan de ud fra et designbrief udvikler idéer,

inddrager materiale og udvikler prototyper.

2 - 6 SEPTEMBERMORE INFO AT WWW.CPHADD.COM AND IN CPH ADD’S PROGRAMME

INNOVATION CAMP INNOVATION CAMP

2 - 6 SEPTEMBERTOWN HALL SQUARE (RÅDHUSPLADSEN)ADMISSION: FREE

During Cph ADD, the square in front

of the Danish Architecture Centre is

transformed into a Container City,

which provides an open and lively

venue throughout the festival, as

Julien de Smedt Architects move their

workspace into the open urban space.

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EVENTS

5 - 6 SEPTEMBER TECHNICAL UNIVERSITY OF DENMARK (DTU), 1 ANKER ENGELUNDS VEJ, 2800 KGS. LYNGBY ADMISSION: 200 DKK FOR A DAY TICKET WWW.BILLETLUGEN.DK.

CO2PENHAGENAn innovative showcase of green techno-

logy, CO2PENHAGEN is a music/arts festival

that runs entirely on renewable energy.

The goal is to demonstrate how design can

be used to realize the potential of existing

green technologies. It all takes place in a

CO2-neutral miniature society surrounded

by art and music that is located just outside

of Copenhagen. The festival is an entertain-

ing event which proves that green energy

can coincide with great design. Renewable

energy is more than solar panels and wind-

mills. CO2PENHAGEN is developed through

collaborations between businesses, artists

and Danish students. CO2PENHAGEN is the

world’s first carbon-neutral festival.

For første gang nogensinde er der skabt en

musik- og kunstfestival, hvor al energi kom-

mer fra vedvarende energikilder. Festivalen

bliver en underholdende event, der viser, at

grøn energi går hånd i hånd med design.

In the Lounge Zone, you can relax in

furniture made of recycled mater-

ials and order a cold, guilt-free beer

in the bar, which uses CO2-neutral

absorption cooling. Cooling drinks is

a major energy guzzler at a festival

– in fact, this task uses more power

than the concerts themselves.

www.co2penhagen.com

You can experience these DJs &

bands and many more at CO2PEN-

HAGEN: Mercury Rev Ensemble (US),

Dúné, Camille Jones, Grand Avenue,

Lulu Rouge, Bjørn Svin, When Saints

Go Machine, Jean Von Baden and

Soundwave DJ-session

BUS 150S RUNS ALL DAY WITH SMALL INTERVALS FROM NØRREPORT STATION TO DTU. DTU IS NEAR LYNGBY TRAIN STATION (30 MIN. FROM COPENHAGEN CENTRAL STATION). BUSES 300S AND 190 FROM LYNGBY TRAIN STATION STOP AT DTU.

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3XN, Kasper Guldager Jørgensen

Biennale internationale design

Saint-Étienne

BIG Architects, Bjarke Ingels

Bombardier

British Council

CIID (Copenhagen Institute of

Interaction Design)

City of Copenhagen, Creative

Forum

City of Copenhagen, The Culture

and Leisure Administration

CLEAR Village Foundation

CO2 E-Race Foundation

CO2PENHAGEN

CODE09

Copenhagen Architecture +

Design Days 2009

Copenhagen X

Copenhagen City Centre

CPH:PIX

Cradle To Cradle

Create Berlin

Danida

Danish Architecture Centre

Danish Chamber of Commerce

Danish Commerce and

Companies Agency

Danish Crafts

Danish Design Association

Danish Design Centre

Danish Embassies and

Consulates

Danish Enterprise and

Construction Authority

Danish International Studies

Danish Museum of Art & Design

Danish Standards

Design Miami

DesignSingapore Council,

Dr. Milton Tan

Designskolen Kolding

Development Centre for

Furniture and Wood

e-Types

FairTrade Designers

Formland

frog design, Fabio Sergio

Future Navigator, Anne Skare

Nielsen

Future Navigator,

Henrik Hovgaard

gogo art

GWITT arkitektur & byudvikling,

Gunhild Witt

Hael Kobayshi

Hotel Skt. Petri

IDEO, Pontus Wahlgren

INDEX:, Kigge Hvid

INPOLIS UCE GmbH

Institute Without Boundaries,

Luigi Ferrara

it’s a small world

JongeriusLab, Hella Jongerius

Krøgholt & co., Morten Krøgholt

Krøgholt & co., Torben Steno

LEGO, Mike Ganderton

Lila

Link UP

Mette Horn

MindLab

OFID, Mark Watson

OURØ, fotograf Ture Andersen

OURØ, Sofie Svare Fischer

Propel, Lene Nørgaard

ReD Associates,

Frederik Wiedemann

Risø National Laboratory

for Sustainable Energy

Robert Brandt Illustration

Rock Paper

Ross Lovegrove

”Rummet” in Republikken

Skibsted Ideation A/S,

Jens Martin Skibsted

Social Action

Space Time Foam ApS

Studio/ Louise Campbell

Sustainable Cities™

Susturb, Dominic Balmforth

Technical University of Denmark

The Danish Design School

The Danish Ministry

of Climate and Energy

The Danish Ministry of Culture

The Danish Ministry of Economic

and Business Affairs

The French Embassy in Denmark

The French Institute

in Copenhagen

The Idea Factory,

Arnold S. Waserman

The Royal Danish Academy of

Fine Arts, School of Architecture

UNICEF

WEM3

Wickie Meyer Design Manage-

ment

Wonderful Copenhagen

Wooloo

Visionpool

VisitDenmark

Vuggetilvugge.dk

Århus Festuge

Aarhus School of Architecture

Copenhagen Design Week is

developed on the basis of an

initiative by the Danish Mini-

stry of Economic and Business

Affairs. The background for

the commision is the danish

governments introduction of a

new Danish design policy, as de-

scribed in the ”DesignDenmark”

report. Copenhagen Design

Week is managed by the Danish

Design Centre and developed

together with a number of

national and international

partners.

Copenhagen Design Week is

sponsored by Dreyers Fond,

Ikea, and Velux.

About Dreyers Fond

Dreyers Fond supports projects

and initiatives to promote legal

and architectural development

and interaction with society.

Prioritised areas are business

development, further education

and communication.

The vision of Dreyers Fond is

to be an active and dominant

principal partner for the Danish

legal and architectural field

through support of projects and

activities concerning innovation,

quality, integrity and artistic spirit.

About IKEA

The IKEA vision is to create a

better everyday life. This inclu-

des taking social and environ-

mental responsibility towards

IKEA customers, co-workers and

the people who produce IKEA

products!

IKEA co-operates with WWF,

UNICEF and Save the Children.

And also with companies, trade

unions, NGOs and other organi-

sations to develop and reinforce

the impact of their work within

the social and environmental

field.

At Copenhagen Design Week

you can be inspired from what

IKEA have learned, already

fulfilled, and what the future

might bring when it comes to

sustainable design.

About Velux Group

The VELUX group creates better

living environments with day-

light and fresh air through the

roof. VELUX’ product program

contains a wide range of roof

windows and skylights, along

with solutions for flat roofs.

In addition, the VELUX Group

offers many types of decora-

tion and sun screening, roller

shutters, installation products,

products for remote control and

thermal solar panels for instal-

lation in roofs.

The VELUX Group, which has

manufacturing companies in 11

countries and sales companies

in just under 40 countries, is one

of the strongest brands in the

global building materials sector

and its products are sold in most

parts of the world. The Group

has about 10,000 employees

and is owned by VKR Holding A/S.

The VELUX Group arranges in

collaboration with Danish

Architecture Centre and

Sustainable Cities™ the ‘Future

Living - Building Sustainability?’

seminar.

The Danish Ministry of Eco-

nomic and Business Affairs

and the Danish Ministry of

Culture support Copenhagen

Design Week.

Media Partners:

Politiken and Børsen

SPECIAL THANKS TO:

PARTNERS & PEOPLE

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IT’S A SMALL WORLD (PAGE 20 - 21)

DANISH MUSEUM OF ART & DESIGN (PAGE 26 - 27)

SMART SPACE(Page 40)

INDEX: AWARD RECEPTION(Page 44)

Make Us Dream - Movie evening

(Page 44)Innovation Camp (Page 46)

Copenhagen Architecture + Design Days, CPH ADD 09 (Page 47)

Talent Show Prize Giving(Page 14)

Graphic Designer Collage Creation at

SHOWHOW

Get a Box, Build a Designer Stool

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Pecha Kucha at SHOWHOW

CO2PENHAGEN (Page 48-49)

Designing for Good - What do you get out of it? (Page 31)

Copenhagen Co’creation – Designing for change

(Page 32)

It’s Good Business to be a Good

Business (Page 41)

Future Living - Build-ing sustainability?

(Page 33)

C L E A R Village Launch Event (Page 35)

Design as a Driver Against Climate

Change (Page 36)

International Network for Design Managers (Page 37)

Designing Sense(Page 38)

Case Presentations at Hal-D (Page 18)

Kick-off: Communication about climate

issues ...(Page 39)

Service Design - A tool for better services (Page 30)

Copenhagen Design Week - Official

opening (Page 44)

Next Vision: Bright green

fashion (Page 45)

Cradle-to-Cradle - Business strategy for the 21st century

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9 Danish Design Centre, HC Andersens Blvd. 27 Opening of Design Week It’s a small world Designing for Good Cradle-to-Cradle International Network ... SMART SPACE It’s Good Business... Make Us Dream - Movie Night Danish Design Dancing10 City Town Hall, (Rådhuspladsen) Next Vision: ... Innovation Camp11 Pressen, Politikens Hus Rådhuspladsen 37 Copenhagen Co’creation12 Rummet i Republikken Vesterbrogade 24 Designing Sense

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