h_da – Hochschule Darmstadt

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This year the summer exhibition Stand der Dinge of the Hochschule Darmstadt's department of design will take place again.

This time it is spread throughout the entire campus of the department of design as well as the exhibition space of the Designhaus (Eugen-Bracht-Weg 6, 64287 Darmstadt) and the social.form (Rundeturmstr. 16, 64283 Darmstadt). The diploma and intermediate diploma projects are the center point and will be supplemented by works of the courses from the main and the basic studies programme of communications and industrial design. This exhibition is a unique opportunity to gain insights into the student life of the department of design and into which topics move the future designers of today.

The exhibition will be accompanied by a varied programme:

31.07.26
Vernissage with diploma graduation ceremony, live music, pop up store and a separate diploma party in Weststadtcafé (Mainzer Straße 106, 64293 Darmstadt)

01.08.26
Drawing course, a talk supplemented with a workshop, movie night

02.08.26
open Workshop courses, Design Derby, Finissage with Barbecue

Further information and exact times and details will be announced on instagram @standderdinge_fbg and on our website design.h-da.de.

Industrial design and communication design with a focus on photography: students at the Department of Design in Darmstadt experience the stimulating spirit of several design disciplines under one roof. The degree programme is characterised by a modern, broad-based specialist programme which - supported by the latest technologies - offers outstanding opportunities for in-depth study in theory and practice and is based on solid values.

Saturday and Sunday will be open at 10 am and closed at 8 pm. The opening on Friday starts at 5 pm and is open end.

Parts of the event take place at the Designhaus (Eugen-Bracht-Weg 6, 64287 Darmstadt) and at the social.forum (Rundeturmstr. 16, 64283 Darmstadt), which both are not wheelchair accessible. The new building of the Department of Design is wheelchair accessible, the old building is not.