SPACE10 Hosts a 14 Day Design Festival in Mexico City to Explore "Beyond Human-Centered Design"

SPACE10, IKEA’s independent research and design lab, introduces the first look at its two-week design program in Mexico City. Held in the exhibition space, LOOT, the pop-up explores the theme ‘Beyond Human-Centered Design’ to rethink design that embraces both people and the planet. Featuring over 45 speakers, the pop-up includes daily panels and keynotes, exhibitions, multiple workshops, a live radio show, and immersive food and drink experiences. Taking place from 26 March-9 April 2022, the program promises a comprehensive and jubilant exploration of how design and technology can be a powerful force to reimagine and create a better everyday life.

‘For decades now, designers have been taught to put the individual needs at the centre of their work, but design that is good only for a group of individuals, without considering the well-being of our planet and society as a whole, has gotten us into trouble. We are in the middle of an accelerating climate crisis, while longstanding injustices are still unsolved. Through the lens of design, we believe it’s possible to address complex challenges, and by bringing people together, explore new and better ways forward.’
— Simon Caspersen, Co-founder, SPACE10

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Cite: "SPACE10 Hosts a 14 Day Design Festival in Mexico City to Explore "Beyond Human-Centered Design"" 11 Mar 2022. ArchDaily. Accessed . <https://www.archdaily.com/978362/space10-hosts-a-14-day-design-festival-in-mexico-city-to-explore-beyond-human-centered-design> ISSN 0719-8884

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