Design Triennial will focus on ‘design thinking’ with regards to the biggest challenges facing businesses, communities and the environment in our region.
Design Triennial will focus on ‘design thinking’ with regards to the biggest challenges facing businesses, communities and the environment in our region.
April 4th, 2011
Developed by the Government of Queensland, the Design Triennial gathers international leaders in business, design, research, academia and government.
Design Triennial will focus on ‘design thinking’ with regards to the biggest challenges facing businesses, communities and the environment in our region.
It will showcase innovation and design excellence, nurture business collaborations and promote design culture.
The Design Triennial is co-located with Optimisim: Icograda Design Week in Brisbane 2010.
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