Experience the Revolution in Design at IIID De.pulse Ahmedabad
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Synopsis of the Article
- IIID Ahmedabad to host the first-ever IIID De.pulse design festival from January 9 to 12, 2025.
- The event will be held at Vigyan Bhavan Science City, Ahmedabad.
- The theme is “The Future of Design: in the Cusp of a Revolution.”
- Activities include trade expo, seminars, workshops, installations, and awards show.
- Key speakers from APSDA, 34 IIID chapters, and other design institutions.
- Workshops cover pinching techniques, sustainable paper products, terrarium creation, and glass mosaics.
- Knowledge sessions on AI, design education, and professional design practice.
- De.Pulse Honours to recognize exceptional design work in the region.
IIID Ahmedabad to Host Inaugural Design Festival: De.pulse 2025
The Institute of Indian Interior Designers (IIID) Ahmedabad Regional Chapter is gearing up to host the very first edition of its design festival, IIID De.pulse. This exciting event will take place from January 9 to 12, 2025, at Vigyan Bhavan Science City, starting each day at 5 PM. It’s set to be a significant gathering for design professionals, students, and enthusiasts from across the region and beyond.
A Festival for the Future of Design
IIID De.pulse 2025 is not just any design festival. It’s being hailed as a premier event that brings together a diverse group of people passionate about design. With the theme “The Future of Design: in the Cusp of a Revolution,” the festival will dive deep into the pressing issues and groundbreaking innovations in the design world today.
The four-day event is packed with activities, including a trade expo, knowledge seminars, workshops, and unique installations. It offers an unparalleled opportunity for participants to learn, collaborate, and get inspired by the best in the business. Devdatt Pandya, Chairperson of IIID Ahmedabad, shared his excitement about the event, stating, “IIID De.pulse is a fantastic step forward for our design community. It’s more than a platform for showcasing work; it’s a moment for reflection and inspiration as we think about the future of design.”
What’s Happening at De.pulse 2025?
There’s something for everyone at IIID De.pulse. The Designer’s Pavilion and Crafts Pavilion will showcase innovative designs and craftsmanship. Spatial and art installations will offer visual treats that push the boundaries of creativity. A key highlight will be the De.pulse Honours Awards Show, set for January 11 at Montecristo SBR, recognizing outstanding regional design work.
Engaging Workshops and Seminars
Attendees can participate in a series of workshops that promise hands-on learning experiences. These include:
- Mastering Pinching and Coiling Techniques with Dhruti Ghedia of La Frenya.
- Turning Plant Waste into Sustainable Paper Products with Ravi Raj of Koraj Crafts.
- Creating Your Terrarium with Raveena Panchal Shah of The ART Container.
- Exploring Glass Mosaics inspired by Bauhaus designs with Hansal Patel of The Karigari Studio.
In addition to workshops, there will be knowledge sessions on cutting-edge topics like:
- Technology & AI: The Catalyst of the Future
- Design Education Today: How Relevant is it from Tomorrow?
- The Future of Professional Practice of Design
These sessions will feature prominent industry leaders and experts such as Hiloni Sutaria, Jwalant Mahadevwala, Khushbhu Davda, and others.
A Global Gathering of Design Minds
The festival will see over 30 international delegates from the Asia-Pacific Space Designers Association (APSDA) and representatives from 34 IIID chapters. This global representation ensures a wide array of perspectives and insights, enriching the festival experience for everyone involved.
Celebrating Excellence with De.pulse Honours
The De.pulse Honours, IIID Ahmedabad’s first awards ceremony, will celebrate creativity and innovation in design. This biennial event will spotlight those who have made remarkable contributions to the design field.
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