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16.03.2023
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Colour Rush! An Installation by Sabine Marcelis
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Barragán Gallery
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Wunderkammer
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15.10.2022 – 16.04.2023 |
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The ECAL Manual of Style: How to best teach design today?
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Events / Special guided tours / Workshops
Thu, 16.03.2023 |
11:00 amArchitecture Tour
Start: Vitra Schaudepot
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Architecture Tour (DE)
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12:00 pmArchitecture Tour
Start: Vitra Schaudepot
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Architecture Tour (EN)
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12:30 pmFurther tour
VitraHaus
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Production Tour (DE)Take a look behind the scenes of the production at the Vitra Campus. Experience different steps of the manufacturing process of the Aluminium Chair on a guided tour in the production hall of Frank Gehry. The chair developed by Charles and Ray Eames in 1958 is considered one of the greatest furniture designs of the 20th century. Vitra has been producing this timeless classic over a period of decades in the same superior quality. Find out more about its history as well as the significance of innovation, quality and sustainability at Vitra. The tour is followed by an introduction to Vitra’s test centre. Every Wednesday and Thursday 12:30 pm, Vitra Design Museum. The tour will be held in German.
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6:00 pmEvent
Vitra Schaudepot
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The Barragán Lectures #1: Luis Carranza | TALK (EN)Luis Barragán is regarded as one of the most important Mexican architects of the twentieth century. His architectural idiom fused the austere vocabulary of the International Style with vernacular Mexican elements to produce an unmistakable expressiveness all his own. Since 2022, his archive is hosted by the Vitra Design Museum. On this occasion, the Vitra Design Museum, in cooperation with the Barragan Foundation, will organise a series of lectures and discussions that will examine Barragán's work from different perspectives and make it more accessible to a broader audience. The first lecture will be given by Luis Carranza, professor of architecture at the Columbia University and the Roger Williams University in Bristol, Rhode Island, who will present Barragán in the context of Latin American modernism. Free admission, registration: events@design-museum.de |