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Shoreditch Design Triangle

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The Shoreditch Design Triangle is a cultural event that celebrates the creative industry in east London. It was established in 2008 as a vehicle for the designers, companies and institutions situated in the East End to collaborate on the promotion of their activities during London Design Festival and at other key periods in the year.

 

FEATURED EVENTS

PAUL COCKSEDGE created a Landmark Project for the Festival at Broadgate. The large-scale installation, called Please Be Seated, fused innovation and technology, and featured curves for people to sit on and walk under, further enhancing London’s largest pedestrianised neighbourhood.

SCP presented The Landscape of Symbols, an exploration of our relationship with the unmade world that surrounds us and how it influences the objects that we make and use. Presenting new designs from Philippe Malouin, Matthew Hilton, Donna Wilson, David Weeks, Faudet-Harrison and Sarah Kay.

CITIZENM commissioned London-based artist Emily Forgot to design an installation to debut during London Design Festival 2019. Located at the entrance to citizenM Shoreditch, the work showcased a study of the boundaries between real, remembered and imagined spaces.

LEE BROOM once again transformed the Shoreditch showroom to present a brand-new installation entitled Kaleidoscopia, an experiential installation showcasing new and recognised lighting pieces.

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Shoreditch Design Triangle

A cultural platform for the most imaginative and creative souls in London. Established in 2008 by SCP, with the vision to join forces with like-minded local businesses, to cross-promote their London Design Festival activities. The district has steadily grown, and now comprises over 60 different independent events. Visitors come to enjoy a diverse blend of design based events and late-night festivities. Everything is within easy walking distance and the area lends itself to a day of wandering around on foot. 
 

Shoreditch Design Triangle Events