Designs for a Cooler Planet: Main exhibition, Dipoli Gallery
Designs for a Cooler Planet exhibition presents a wide selection of experimental, climate-friendly products and individual choices that you make today.
Designs for a Cooler Planet – Helsinki Design Week 2019
During September 2019, Aalto University's exhibition programme for Helsinki Design Week, titled 'Designs for a Cooler Planet' will introduce solutions for more sustainable lifestyles in Otaniemi
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This September, Aalto University is proud to host one of the main events of Helsinki Design Week 2019. All visitors are welcome to the Otaniemi campus, where there will be elevenexhibitions organised as part of the Designs for a Cooler Planet programme.
Designs for a Cooler Planet — Helsinki Design Week 2020
Take a look at Aalto University's HDW 2019 exhibitions at Campus
Nordic Rebels: Goose bumpifying learning for societal agency
How might we create learning experiences to enable anyone to see what role they play in creating a more sustainable future for our societies and planet?
Archilux: A cruise ship for Finnish lakes, archipelago and coastal region
Archilux takes its guests on an adventure to the sensitive nature in Finland
Urban transitions for cooler futures: Imagining Malminkartano in 2050
Cities are critical intervention points when addressing climate change and there is an urgent need to transform both how we live in cities and how cities support our needs.
Circwood: Recirculating wood within the built environment
In Finland, more than one-third of construction and demolition waste is wood.
New Silk - What can we learn from spiders?
How to produce new types of silk-like materials in the context of synthetic biology
Envisioning the future of packaging
There is an urgent need for sustainable alternatives to oil-based packaging materials such as styrofoam.
Natural Indigo: New Luxury from Northern Fields
Crops4Luxury (PeltoLuksus) project studied special crops that could replace synthetic textile dyes sustainably and ethically
Chemartsing with Bio-based Materials
CHEMARTS Summer School 2019 explored novel material solutions and their innovative applications
Traces from the Anthropocene. Working with Soil.
A multidisciplinary research project that addresses the ecological consequences of the human footprint through ceramic art. The exhibition is a part of Venice Biennale during summer 2019.
Urban Façades
High-quality architecture is sustainable by nature. If thoughtfully designed and well maintained, it can last forever.
Critical Tide exhibition at the Design Museum’s Gallery
At a time of deep ecological crises, Critical Tide will open our eyes to the urgent issues our oceans face and showcase creative ways of intervening.
Otaniemi Walk 12.9.2019
Help cool down the planet with Narratiimi walking collective
PechaKucha Night 2019 at Aalto University
Designs for a Cooler Planet opening with Helsinki Design Week.
In Finland, energy and natural resource consumption levels are currently four times higher than what is considered sustainable. To reach a sustainable level, we will have to make substantial changes within the next ten years in how we move, where we live and what we eat.
The Aalto galleries across Otaniemi will showcase eleven multidisciplinary exhibitions, from future homeware and ecological luxury textiles to a carbon-free city district.
Please notice that each gallery have their own opening hours at Dipoli, Väre, Learning Center and Beta Space.
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