In the recently announced lists of Design Mark recipients for both two awards (by Sep 13th), we’ve discovered remarkable designs. Before the announcement of the finalists for the Best Design Award, let’s take an early look at these outstanding Design Mark recipients!

This exhibition centered around Eisuke Tachikawa’s advocacy of “Evolutionary Thinking,” explores the past, present, future, and the global “ecosystem” with various attempts made by NOSIGNER over the past decade, to find the most suitable positioning for various projects and propose visions for the future.

The “Industrial Park Redesign” project introduces contemporary human-centered design into traditional spaces.

It’s an exhibition that spans across technology, culture, and innovation, providing a platform for visitors to contemplate and envision the future. Whether you are a technology enthusiast, an artist, or simply someone curious about future developments, you will find inspiration and enjoyment in this exhibition.

This summer, T22: Yingge will join hands with local businesses again, targeting Michelin restaurants that value a harmonious synergy between tableware and cuisine. TDRI matched three distinctive Michelin restaurants with experienced design brands and three sets of tailored Michelin restaurant co-branding tableware are hence born.

Taiwan Design Museum launches the “Open School” exhibition from April 18 to June 18, showcasing transformation cases by 41 schools and 28 design teams from 2021 to 2022. We look forward to more schools across Taiwan to carry on the effort of introducing design thinking to campus and jointly create greater possibilities of learning environments.

Four winners of Best Design Award will join forces at the Bangkok event on May 9th and the Kuala Lumpur event on May 11th to share their unique insights about the relationship between design, sustainability and value creation. The two salons will be holding both local physical events and online live streaming, which are now open for registration!

Italy is famous for children’s literature, the unique narrative and illustrative styles attracting devoted fans all over the world in addition to within Italy itself. This exhibition features a selection of 35 works from the Bologna Children’s Book Fair, a wealth of storytelling and visual brilliance including both retellings of classic tales and new stories. 

“T22 Local Industry Revitalization via Design Project” aims to “reshape Hualien as Taiwan’s first industry hub with a brand image of sustainable development.” After integrating stones with artisan craftsmanship in co-branding designs in 2022, the project further proceeds to regional revitalization in 2023 through the “Open Factory” initiative.

Welcome designers from all around the world to join in. Don’t miss the great opportunity to let your light shine on this international stage!