Workshop

VFCD 2026 | Track 03: The Design Intelligence Lab

Name: VFCD 2026 | Track 03: The Design Intelligence Lab
Start: 2026-09-23
End: 2026-09-23
Location: Out2Design Studio

When

Wed 23 Sep 2026

Where

Out2Design Studio

Ground Floor C2, Tropic Garden, 49 Street 66, An Khanh, Thu Duc, Ho Chi Minh City

Directions

As a part of VFCD's Track 03 – Living Laboratories, hosted at OUT-2 Design Studio and the designXchange space, "The Design Intelligence Lab: Codifying Design Intelligence through Cross-Cultural Architectural Practice" brings together a curated exhibition of selected architecture and interior design projects, a guided studio visit, and an an interactive Design Intelligence Lab. Participants will explore how Design Intelligence can be identified, questioned and applied through comparative design scenarios and open discussions.

Aligned with the theme of “Living.Festival”, the event positions creativity as an evolving process sustained through dialogue, participation and shared enquiry.

* Language: English

Vietnam Festival of Creativity & Design 2026 is organised by RMIT University Vietnam in collaboration with a diverse array of individuals, groups, organisations, enterprises in the creative industries.

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