Design Museum

Dedicado a exponer lo mejor en diseño internacional contemporáneo, el Design Museum tiene un programa de muestras en constante cambio. Los aficionados pueden esperar un estimulante serie de obras de autores como Ettore Sottsass y Zaha Hadid.

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Design Museum Dirección:

Dirección:
28 Shad Thames, London
London
SE1 2YD
Teléfono: +44 (0)20 7403 6933
Fax: 0870 9091909
Correo electrónico:
Sitio Web: http://www.designmuseum.org

Información sobre la ubicación Design Museum

Dirección:
28 Shad Thames, London
London
SE1 2YD
Teléfono: +44 (0)20 7403 6933
Fax: 0870 9091909
Correo electrónico:
Sitio Web: http://www.designmuseum.org
Transporte público: Tower Hill, London Underground
Por carretera: Tube: Tower HillTube/Rail: London Bridge; DLR: Tower Gateway

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2.5
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make your mind on design

The Design Musuem is lean on design. So the exhibition concept is mixed up with different exhibits and these are even poorly presented. Even friends who are not into arts ask for it’s...

The Design Musuem is lean on design.

So the exhibition concept is mixed up with different exhibits

and these are even poorly presented.

Even friends who are not into arts ask for it’s qualification.

I am wondering why anything changes over the years.

At least the best thing is it’s small dimensions so you

don’t have to spent to much time on it.

 
1.0
6 septiembre 2008
by garrymander, Amsterdam
 

What design?

I visited the Centre on 1 May 2006 and have many words to describe the farcical experience - craptastic, inherently lacklustre and as my normally spritely companion stated (who was overcome with...

I visited the Centre on 1 May 2006 and have many words to describe the farcical experience - craptastic, inherently lacklustre and as my normally spritely companion stated (who was overcome with lethargy mid way into the exhibit), overwhelmingly underwhelming.

Two levels holding an incoherent slap dash of chairs, discarded bicyles and album covers. Had I entered a crackhouse used by Ikea designer dropouts or what proudly annouces itself as the worlds first 20th century design museum?

I would have gained greater insight into the world of design watching MTV in four day old underwear. And kept my £20.

 
1.0
2 mayo 2006
by Un miembro de TripAdvisor, London
 

Spent an entire day enthralled - make sure to visit

The Design Museum is mecca for those interested in things such as Edward Tufte's " The Visual Display of Quantitative Information". It's all about the history of nonverbal communications - taking...

The Design Museum is mecca for those interested in things such as Edward Tufte's " The Visual Display of Quantitative Information". It's all about the history of nonverbal communications - taking complex data and turning it into information. They have a really neat overview of the London Tube and it's famous map - geographically imprecise, but now THE reference for millions of people. It was part of an exhibition "You Are Here: The Design of Information" through 5/15/05. There is also a cool section where the exhibit follows the major social trends over the twentieth century: worldwide travel, consumerism, internet, etc. A highly recommended visit!

 
5.0
23 abril 2005
by Bozimar, San Diego, California
 

Not a place for children

My boyfriend, myself and a 7 year-old decided to check out the Design museum for a day trip to London recently. With a budding artist/scientist/inventor in the making we thought this would be a great...

My boyfriend, myself and a 7 year-old decided to check out the Design museum for a day trip to London recently. With a budding artist/scientist/inventor in the making we thought this would be a great family day out as she had enjoyed the Natural history museum.

We actually had seen the whole place within 1.5 hours and that included a coffee break and playing games with the black rubber strip curtains between the exhibits on the first floor.

I think this museum is better targetted to the adult art gallery lovers.

 
2.0
30 septiembre 2009
by Karen_R37, Berkshire
 

Disappointing

I am a Design and Technology teacher and have been considering the Design Museum as a possible trip for the students. How wrong I was. I saw it was £8.50 and naively thought that at that price it...

I am a Design and Technology teacher and have been considering the Design Museum as a possible trip for the students.

How wrong I was. I saw it was £8.50 and naively thought that at that price it would be brilliant.

What did we get? Not much. The place is way too small for the name 'Design Museum'... and if you're expecting a 'design museum', forget it.

On the lower floor was a timeline of Design most of which would have been just as good out of a book (very few real objects) and, in the middle, a London-centric something or other which I found hard to fathom the content (and purpose) of. I am a fairly radical thinker when it comes to Art and Design, but even I was stumped by this one!

I went upstairs, confident in the treats that awaited me as Mariscal is one of my favourites and there was a show devoted to him. Oh dear... nothing like the number of original pieces there could or should have been. Disappointing.

Needless to say, I have had to strike this off my list as a possible trip for my students.

 
2.0
19 julio 2009
by CaptainKitsch, Oxford
 

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