The new collection presentation at the Vitra Schaudepot focuses on visions of the future in design, bridging the gap from the set designs of early science fiction films to the creation of virtual spaces. Groundbreaking furniture designs from the Vitra Design Museum collection demonstrate how technological innovations and utopian visions become part of our everyday lives, influencing our environment. Furniture from the 1960s Space Age reflects the pioneering spirit of an era shaped by the moon landing and space exploration. Since the beginning of the new century, designers have been creating "virtual" realities, blurring the boundaries between physical and analog design. The artistic concept for the exhibition design comes from Andrés Reisinger, a digital artist known for his work in NFT design.

Designers have always been fascinated by visions of the future. The Vitra Schaudepot presentation spotlights ideas of a future world, manifested in design creations ranging from early science fiction film sets to the design of virtual spaces. Pioneering objects from the Vitra Design Museum collection show, how technological innovation and utopian concepts find their way into our everyday environment. The Space Age furniture of the 1960s, for example, bears witness to the spirit of progress in an era shaped by extraterrestrial exploration. Since the turn of the millennium, the boundaries between analog and digital realms have become increasingly relevant as physical limitations dissolve in cyberspace, altering the laws of design. The artistic idea for the exhibition design was developed by Andrés Reisinger, a figure at the vanguard of NFT design.

Designers have always been fascinated by visions of the future. The new presentation of the Vitra Schaudepot collection titled "Science Fiction Design" highlights ideas of a future world manifested in design creations ranging from early science fiction film sets to the design of virtual spaces. Innovative objects from the Vitra Design Museum collection show how technological innovation and utopian concepts find their place in our daily environment. For example, the "Space Age" furniture from the 1960s bears witness to the spirit of progress in an era marked by space exploration. Since the turn of the millennium, the boundaries between the analog and digital realms have become increasingly blurred as physical limits dissipate in cyberspace, changing the laws of design. The artistic design of the exhibition will be created by digital artist Andrés Reisinger, a leading figure in NFT design.

Image: Andrés Reisinger, The Shipping, 2021 © Reisinger Studio.

With "Die Shaker. Weltenbauer und Gestalter," the Vitra Design Museum presents a comprehensive exhibition about the American community of the Shakers and their unique design culture. Founded as a free church movement in the 18th century, the Shakers embraced values such as social equality, pacifism, and communal property, viewing labor and design as direct expressions of faith. The timeless and functional Shaker objects have had a significant influence on modern design and continue to inspire generations of artists, architects, and designers today. Designed by the Milan-based studio Formafantasma, the exhibition features a wide variety of Shaker furniture and other everyday objects, most of which come from the Shaker Museum in Chatham (USA). To highlight the relevance of many Shaker ideas, works by contemporary designers and artists are juxtaposed with the historical objects. The specially commissioned works for the exhibition create moments of tension and reflection on one of the most fascinating social experiments of the past centuries.

Der Vitra Campus ist ein Magnet für Design- und ArchitekturliebhaberInnen. An kaum einem anderen Ort weltweit finden sich so viele Ikonen zeitgenössischer Architektur wie auf dem Vitra Campus. Erleben Sie den Campus auf einer Führung, die u.a. die Bauten von Zaha Hadid, Frank Gehry, Tadao Ando, Herzog & de Meuron und SANAA umfasst, und erfahren Sie Hintergründe zu ArchitektInnen und Bauwerken.

Die Architekturführung dauert zwei Stunden und findet zum größten Teil unter freiem Himmel im Stehen statt. Bitte beachten sie das Wetter und kleiden sich dementsprechend. Wir empfehlen, je nach Situation eine Wasserflache, Sonnen- oder Regenschutz einzupacken.

Bitte beachten Sie, dass die in den Führungen vorgestellten Gebäude und Räume genutzt werden. Es ist daher mit gelegentlichen Einschränkungen bei den Besichtigungen zu rechnen.

Ausverkauft. Bitte fragen Sie nach Resttickets vor Ort.

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Freuen Sie sich auf Genuss und Geselligkeit beim Vitra Campus After Work Event. Dieses findet am Donnerstag, den 24. April, 26. Juni, 17. Juli und 25. September von 17 bis 22 Uhr unter freiem Himmel auf dem Place Jean Prouvé statt, bei schlechtem Wetter im Depot Deli.

Geniessen Sie erfrischende Getränke, leckere Speisen und lockere Gesprächen mit Freunden und Kollegen. DJ Dany Dutch wird das Event musikalisch begleiten und zusätzlich für gute Stimmung sorgen.

Die Teilnahme an der Veranstaltung ist nur mit einem gültigen Ticket möglich.
Im Ticketpreis inbegriffen sind ein erfrischender Aperitif und ein Snack passend zur Saison.
Die Tickets sind ausschliesslich online erhältlich, einen Ticketverkauf vor Ort wird es nicht geben.

Bei Fragen können Sie uns gerne per E-Mail an campus@vitra.com oder telefonisch unter
+4976 21702 3510 kontaktieren.
Wir freuen uns darauf, Sie am After Work Event zu begrüssen!



The Vitra Campus After Work event invites you to mix and mingle and enjoy good food and refreshments. The gathering will be held outdoors at Place Jean Prouvé on Thursday, 24 April, 26 June, 17 July and 25 September from 5 to 10pm, or in the Depot Deli in the case of bad weather.

Enjoy with refreshing drinks, delicious food and relaxed conversations with friends and colleagues. DJ Types will be providing music in a fun and festive atmosphere.

Entrance to the event requires a valid ticket. The ticket price includes a refreshing aperitif and snack with seasonal flavours.
Tickets are available online only and cannot be purchased on site.

If you have any questions, please email us at campus@vitra.com or call us on +4976 21702 3510.
We look forward to seeing you at the After Work event!



L´événement Vitra Campus After Work invite à la rencontre, à la convivialité et à la culture gourmande. L´événement aura lieu en plein air sur la place Jean Prouvé le jeudi 24 avril, 26 juin, 17 juillet et 25 septembre de 17h à 22h, ou au Depot Deli en cas de mauvais temps.

Profitez des boissons rafraîchissantes, des plats délicieux et des conversations détendues entre amis et collègues. DJ Types assurera le cadre musical pour une ambiance festive et détendue.

Un billet est requis pour participer à la soirée. Le prix du billet comprend un apéritif rafraîchissant et un snack aux saveurs de saison.
Les billets sont disponibles uniquement en ligne et ne peuvent pas être achetés sur place.

Si vous avez des questions, n´hésitez pas à nous écrire à campus@vitra.com ou à nous appeler au +49 7621 702 3510.
Nous nous réjouissons de vous voir à la soirée After Work!

Treffpunkt: Place Jean Prouvé / Depot Deli

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The Vitra Campus is a magnet for design and architecture enthusiasts. Few other places in the world can boast such a large number of contemporary architectural icons. Explore the Campus on a guided tour which features buildings by Zaha Hadid, Frank Gehry, Tadao Ando, Herzog & de Meuron and SANAA, und and learn more about the architects and their works.

The architecture tour lasts two hours and takes place mostly in the open air, while standing. Please take note of the weather and dress accordingly. We recommend packing a water bottle, and sun or rain protection, depending on the situation.

Please also be aware that the buildings presented during the guided tours are in use. Occasional restrictions may occur during the tours.

Sold out. Please ask for remaining tickets on site.

Blicken Sie hinter die Kulissen - bei einem geführten Rundgang durch die Produktionshalle von Frank Gehry erleben Sie einzelne Fertigungsschritte des Design Klassikers »Aluminium Chair«. Der 1958 von Charles & Ray Eames entwickelte Stuhl gilt als einer der bedeutendsten Möbelentwürfe des 20. Jahrhunderts. Abgerundet wird die Produktionsführung durch eine Vorstellung des Vitra Testcenters.

Bitte beachten Sie, dass die Führung auf dem Werksgelände stattfindet. Ein frühzeitiges Aussteigen aus der Tour ist nur in Notfällen möglich.

Dieser Termin ist ausverkauft.

Der Vitra Campus ist ein Magnet für Design- und ArchitekturliebhaberInnen. An kaum einem anderen Ort weltweit finden sich so viele Ikonen zeitgenössischer Architektur wie auf dem Vitra Campus. Erleben Sie den Campus auf einer Führung, die u.a. die Bauten von Zaha Hadid, Frank Gehry, Tadao Ando, Herzog & de Meuron und SANAA umfasst, und erfahren Sie Hintergründe zu ArchitektInnen und Bauwerken.

Die Architekturführung dauert zwei Stunden und findet zum größten Teil unter freiem Himmel im Stehen statt. Bitte beachten sie das Wetter und kleiden sich dementsprechend. Wir empfehlen, je nach Situation eine Wasserflache, Sonnen- oder Regenschutz einzupacken.

Bitte beachten Sie, dass die in den Führungen vorgestellten Gebäude und Räume genutzt werden. Es ist daher mit gelegentlichen Einschränkungen bei den Besichtigungen zu rechnen.

Ausverkauft. Bitte fragen Sie nach Resttickets vor Ort.

The Vitra Campus is a magnet for design and architecture enthusiasts. Few other places in the world can boast such a large number of contemporary architectural icons. Explore the Campus on a guided tour which features buildings by Zaha Hadid, Frank Gehry, Tadao Ando, Herzog & de Meuron and SANAA, und and learn more about the architects and their works.

The architecture tour lasts two hours and takes place mostly in the open air, while standing. Please take note of the weather and dress accordingly. We recommend packing a water bottle, and sun or rain protection, depending on the situation.

Please also be aware that the buildings presented during the guided tours are in use. Occasional restrictions may occur during the tours.

Sold out. Please ask for remaining tickets on site.

The new collection presentation at the Vitra Schaudepot focuses on visions of the future in design, bridging the gap from the set designs of early science fiction films to the creation of virtual spaces. Groundbreaking furniture designs from the Vitra Design Museum collection demonstrate how technological innovations and utopian visions become part of our everyday lives, influencing our environment. Furniture from the 1960s Space Age reflects the pioneering spirit of an era shaped by the moon landing and space exploration. Since the beginning of the new century, designers have been creating "virtual" realities, blurring the boundaries between physical and analog design. The artistic concept for the exhibition design comes from Andrés Reisinger, a digital artist known for his work in NFT design.

Designers have always been fascinated by visions of the future. The Vitra Schaudepot presentation spotlights ideas of a future world, manifested in design creations ranging from early science fiction film sets to the design of virtual spaces. Pioneering objects from the Vitra Design Museum collection show, how technological innovation and utopian concepts find their way into our everyday environment. The Space Age furniture of the 1960s, for example, bears witness to the spirit of progress in an era shaped by extraterrestrial exploration. Since the turn of the millennium, the boundaries between analog and digital realms have become increasingly relevant as physical limitations dissolve in cyberspace, altering the laws of design. The artistic idea for the exhibition design was developed by Andrés Reisinger, a figure at the vanguard of NFT design.

Designers have always been fascinated by visions of the future. The new presentation of the Vitra Schaudepot collection titled "Science Fiction Design" highlights ideas of a future world manifested in design creations ranging from early science fiction film sets to the design of virtual spaces. Innovative objects from the Vitra Design Museum collection show how technological innovation and utopian concepts find their place in our daily environment. For example, the "Space Age" furniture from the 1960s bears witness to the spirit of progress in an era marked by space exploration. Since the turn of the millennium, the boundaries between the analog and digital realms have become increasingly blurred as physical limits dissipate in cyberspace, changing the laws of design. The artistic design of the exhibition will be created by digital artist Andrés Reisinger, a leading figure in NFT design.

Image: Andrés Reisinger, The Shipping, 2021 © Reisinger Studio.

The Vitra Campus is a magnet for design and architecture enthusiasts. Rarely anywhere else in the world can you find as many icons of contemporary architecture as on the Vitra Campus. Experience the campus on a tour that includes buildings by Zaha Hadid, Frank Gehry, Tadao Ando, Herzog & de Meuron, and SANAA, and learn more about the backgrounds of architects and buildings.

The architecture tour lasts two hours and takes place mostly outdoors while standing. Please be mindful of the weather and dress accordingly. We recommend bringing a water bottle, sunscreen, or rain protection depending on the situation.

Please note that the buildings and spaces presented in the tours are in use. Therefore, occasional restrictions during the visits may occur.

The Vitra Campus is a magnet for design and architecture enthusiasts. Rarely anywhere else in the world can you find as many icons of contemporary architecture as on the Vitra Campus. Experience the campus on a tour that includes buildings by Zaha Hadid, Frank Gehry, Tadao Ando, Herzog & de Meuron, and SANAA, and learn more about the backgrounds of architects and buildings.

The architecture tour lasts two hours and takes place mostly outdoors while standing. Please be mindful of the weather and dress accordingly. We recommend bringing a water bottle, sunscreen, or rain protection depending on the situation.

Please note that the buildings and spaces presented in the tours are in use. Therefore, occasional restrictions during the visits may occur.

The Vitra Campus is a magnet for design and architecture enthusiasts. Few other places in the world can boast such a large number of contemporary architectural icons. Explore the Campus on a guided tour which features buildings by Zaha Hadid, Frank Gehry, Tadao Ando, Herzog & de Meuron and SANAA, and learn more about the architects and their works.

The architecture tour lasts two hours and takes place mostly in the open air, while standing. Please take note of the weather and dress accordingly. We recommend packing a water bottle, and sun or rain protection, depending on the situation.

Please also be aware that the buildings presented during the guided tours are in use. Occasional restrictions may occur during the tours.

The Vitra Campus is a magnet for design and architecture enthusiasts. Few other places in the world can boast such a large number of contemporary architectural icons. Explore the Campus on a guided tour which features buildings by Zaha Hadid, Frank Gehry, Tadao Ando, Herzog & de Meuron and SANAA, and learn more about the architects and their works.

The architecture tour lasts two hours and takes place mostly in the open air, while standing. Please take note of the weather and dress accordingly. We recommend packing a water bottle, and sun or rain protection, depending on the situation.

Please also be aware that the buildings presented during the guided tours are in use. Occasional restrictions may occur during the tours.

With "Die Shaker. Weltenbauer und Gestalter," the Vitra Design Museum presents a comprehensive exhibition about the American community of the Shakers and their unique design culture. Founded as a free church movement in the 18th century, the Shakers embraced values such as social equality, pacifism, and communal property, viewing labor and design as direct expressions of faith. The timeless and functional Shaker objects have had a significant influence on modern design and continue to inspire generations of artists, architects, and designers today. Designed by the Milan-based studio Formafantasma, the exhibition features a wide variety of Shaker furniture and other everyday objects, most of which come from the Shaker Museum in Chatham (USA). To highlight the relevance of many Shaker ideas, works by contemporary designers and artists are juxtaposed with the historical objects. The specially commissioned works for the exhibition create moments of tension and reflection on one of the most fascinating social experiments of the past centuries.

The new collection presentation at the Vitra Schaudepot focuses on visions of the future in design, bridging the gap from the set designs of early science fiction films to the creation of virtual spaces. Groundbreaking furniture designs from the Vitra Design Museum collection demonstrate how technological innovations and utopian visions become part of our everyday lives, influencing our environment. Furniture from the 1960s Space Age reflects the pioneering spirit of an era shaped by the moon landing and space exploration. Since the beginning of the new century, designers have been creating "virtual" realities, blurring the boundaries between physical and analog design. The artistic concept for the exhibition design comes from Andrés Reisinger, a digital artist known for his work in NFT design.

Designers have always been fascinated by visions of the future. The Vitra Schaudepot presentation spotlights ideas of a future world, manifested in design creations ranging from early science fiction film sets to the design of virtual spaces. Pioneering objects from the Vitra Design Museum collection show, how technological innovation and utopian concepts find their way into our everyday environment. The Space Age furniture of the 1960s, for example, bears witness to the spirit of progress in an era shaped by extraterrestrial exploration. Since the turn of the millennium, the boundaries between analog and digital realms have become increasingly relevant as physical limitations dissolve in cyberspace, altering the laws of design. The artistic idea for the exhibition design was developed by Andrés Reisinger, a figure at the vanguard of NFT design.

Designers have always been fascinated by visions of the future. The new presentation of the Vitra Schaudepot collection titled "Science Fiction Design" highlights ideas of a future world manifested in design creations ranging from early science fiction film sets to the design of virtual spaces. Innovative objects from the Vitra Design Museum collection show how technological innovation and utopian concepts find their place in our daily environment. For example, the "Space Age" furniture from the 1960s bears witness to the spirit of progress in an era marked by space exploration. Since the turn of the millennium, the boundaries between the analog and digital realms have become increasingly blurred as physical limits dissipate in cyberspace, changing the laws of design. The artistic design of the exhibition will be created by digital artist Andrés Reisinger, a leading figure in NFT design.

Image: Andrés Reisinger, The Shipping, 2021 © Reisinger Studio.

The Vitra Campus is a magnet for design and architecture enthusiasts. Rarely anywhere else in the world can you find as many icons of contemporary architecture as on the Vitra Campus. Experience the campus on a tour that includes buildings by Zaha Hadid, Frank Gehry, Tadao Ando, Herzog & de Meuron, and SANAA, and learn more about the backgrounds of architects and buildings.

The architecture tour lasts two hours and takes place mostly outdoors while standing. Please be mindful of the weather and dress accordingly. We recommend bringing a water bottle, sunscreen, or rain protection depending on the situation.

Please note that the buildings and spaces presented in the tours are in use. Therefore, occasional restrictions during the visits may occur.

The Vitra Campus is a magnet for design and architecture enthusiasts. Rarely anywhere else in the world can you find as many icons of contemporary architecture as on the Vitra Campus. Experience the campus on a tour that includes buildings by Zaha Hadid, Frank Gehry, Tadao Ando, Herzog & de Meuron, and SANAA, and learn more about the backgrounds of architects and buildings.

The architecture tour lasts two hours and takes place mostly outdoors while standing. Please be mindful of the weather and dress accordingly. We recommend bringing a water bottle, sunscreen, or rain protection depending on the situation.

Please note that the buildings and spaces presented in the tours are in use. Therefore, occasional restrictions during the visits may occur.

The Vitra Campus is a magnet for design and architecture enthusiasts. Few other places in the world can boast such a large number of contemporary architectural icons. Explore the Campus on a guided tour which features buildings by Zaha Hadid, Frank Gehry, Tadao Ando, Herzog & de Meuron and SANAA, and learn more about the architects and their works.

The architecture tour lasts two hours and takes place mostly in the open air, while standing. Please take note of the weather and dress accordingly. We recommend packing a water bottle, and sun or rain protection, depending on the situation.

Please also be aware that the buildings presented during the guided tours are in use. Occasional restrictions may occur during the tours.

The Vitra Campus is a magnet for design and architecture enthusiasts. Few other places in the world can boast such a large number of contemporary architectural icons. Explore the Campus on a guided tour which features buildings by Zaha Hadid, Frank Gehry, Tadao Ando, Herzog & de Meuron and SANAA, and learn more about the architects and their works.

The architecture tour lasts two hours and takes place mostly in the open air, while standing. Please take note of the weather and dress accordingly. We recommend packing a water bottle, and sun or rain protection, depending on the situation.

Please also be aware that the buildings presented during the guided tours are in use. Occasional restrictions may occur during the tours.

With "Die Shaker. Weltenbauer und Gestalter," the Vitra Design Museum presents a comprehensive exhibition about the American community of the Shakers and their unique design culture. Founded as a free church movement in the 18th century, the Shakers embraced values such as social equality, pacifism, and communal property, viewing labor and design as direct expressions of faith. The timeless and functional Shaker objects have had a significant influence on modern design and continue to inspire generations of artists, architects, and designers today. Designed by the Milan-based studio Formafantasma, the exhibition features a wide variety of Shaker furniture and other everyday objects, most of which come from the Shaker Museum in Chatham (USA). To highlight the relevance of many Shaker ideas, works by contemporary designers and artists are juxtaposed with the historical objects. The specially commissioned works for the exhibition create moments of tension and reflection on one of the most fascinating social experiments of the past centuries.