Maximum functionality, manufacturability. Integration of new features. Reasonable aesthetics. Industrial design focused on competitive products stands on these foundations. The form itself is then a superstructure that ties everything else together. Examples show
Maximum functionality, manufacturability. Integration of new features. Fitting aesthetics. These are the foundations industrial design stands on when it's aimed at competitive products. Form itself then becomes the overlay that ties everything else together. Examples of good practice on show at the industrial exhibition Žně designu, launching alongside WiFič VEN!
The exhibition will be accompanied by a block of talks with figures working in industrial design, architecture and interactions in public space. Who's coming? What can you learn from them?
Friday
18.00 to 18.30
Richard Loskot – public space designer
19.30 to 20.00
Lukáš Taneček – truck designer, Tatra Trucks
Tomáš Chludil – rail vehicle designer, Škoda Group
Saturday
16.00 to 16.30
Eva Blažková – architect, Studio Ječmen
Daniel Baroš – architect, henkai architekti
18.00 to 18.30
Ladislav Škoda & Lenka Novotná – designer, co-owner, Plastia
