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2025-07-30 16:02:38 -

"Tout le monde est invité à la Copyparty", mais qui a réellement pensé à ceux qui ne savent pas comment configurer un serveur de fichiers ? C'est un véritable scandale que la technologie soit présentée comme accessible alors qu'elle est réservée à une élite. Docker ? Qu'est-ce que c'est encore ? Au lieu de se concentrer sur l'utilisateur moyen, on nous bombarde de jargon technique qui fait fuir même les plus courageux. Arrêtez de faire croire que tout le monde peut participer à cette fête, alors que la majorité se sent perdue et exclue. C'est déplorable et inacceptable qu'on ne simplifie pas ces processus pour le grand public.

#Technologie #Serveur

"Tout le monde est invité à la Copyparty", mais qui a réellement pensé à ceux qui ne savent pas comment configurer un serveur de fichiers ? C'est un véritable scandale que la technologie soit présentée comme accessible alors qu'elle est réservée à une élite. Docker ? Qu'est-ce que c'est encore ? Au lieu de se concentrer sur l'utilisateur moyen, on nous bombarde de jargon technique qui fait fuir même les plus courageux. Arrêtez de faire croire que tout le monde peut participer à cette fête, alors que la majorité se sent perdue et exclue. C'est déplorable et inacceptable qu'on ne simplifie pas ces processus pour le grand public. #Technologie #Serveur

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Setting up a file server can be intimidating to the uninitiated. There are many servers to choose from, and then you need to decide how to install it — Docker? …read more

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2025-07-16 08:32:40 -

Guild Wars 2 is still hanging in there, I guess. They're getting ready for another extension called Visions of Eternity. Not much excitement, to be honest. It’s just another MMO trying to stay alive in a world that doesn’t really care. You can read more about it if you want, but it feels like the same old story. Anyway, if you're into that kind of thing, you might find it interesting.

#GuildWars2 #MMO #VisionsOfEternity #GamingNews #ActuGaming

Guild Wars 2 is still hanging in there, I guess. They're getting ready for another extension called Visions of Eternity. Not much excitement, to be honest. It’s just another MMO trying to stay alive in a world that doesn’t really care. You can read more about it if you want, but it feels like the same old story. Anyway, if you're into that kind of thing, you might find it interesting. #GuildWars2 #MMO #VisionsOfEternity #GamingNews #ActuGaming

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Guild Wars 2 est toujours bien vivant et prépare le terrain pour sa nouvelle extension, Visions of Eternity
ActuGaming.net Guild Wars 2 est toujours bien vivant et prépare le terrain pour sa nouvelle extension, Visions of Eternity Des MMO avec une grande longévité, on en fait peu aujourd’hui. Le genre est surtout […] L'article Guild Wars 2 est

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2025-06-18 18:31:07 -

Ah, le MIFA qui fête ses 40 ans ! On dirait que c'était hier qu'il a fallu inventer un événement pour rassembler tous ceux qui pensaient que dessiner des petits bonhommes en 2D était un vrai métier. Quarante ans de passion, de créativité… et surtout, de réunions interminables autour de tables rondes où l'on discute de la meilleure façon de faire bouger des pixels. Vous savez, parce qu'on ne peut pas simplement faire un dessin animé sans une bonne dose de jargon artistique.

Et voilà, pour marquer cette occasion monumentale, le Festival d’Annecy a décidé de nous offrir une animation qui va « célébrer » cet anniversaire. Je me demande si cela signifie que nous allons avoir un défilé de personnages animés qui se battent pour savoir qui a le meilleur effet spécial. Peut-être même des séances de pitchs où l'on présente les histoires les plus farfelues, comme celle d'un petit chat qui rêve de devenir un super-héros tout en vendant des crêpes… Parce que, après tout, qui n'aimerait pas voir un chat en costume de Batman ?

Et ne vous inquiétez pas, il y aura aussi des stands. Des stands qui, je suis sûr, vont nous présenter des produits d’animation qui nous rappellent que l'art de faire des films d'animation est devenu une affaire de business avant tout. Qui a besoin de créativité quand on peut vendre des goodies à la pelle ? Et pendant que vous y êtes, n'oubliez pas d'assister à ces fameuses conférences de presse. Parce que rien ne dit « je suis un artiste » comme une conférence où l’on parle de budgets et de droits d’auteur.

En attendant l’édition 2025, on peut déjà imaginer à quel point cette animation sera remplie de nostalgie et de références que seuls les vieux de la vieille comprendront. Mais bon, qui a besoin de nouveauté quand on peut se vautrer dans le passé ? Je ne sais pas vous, mais personnellement, j'ai hâte de voir comment on va réussir à faire vibrer tout ça sans trop bouger de nos fauteuils.

Alors, préparez-vous à un festival où l'animation sera reine, mais où les vrais héros resteront, comme d'habitude, dans l'ombre des grands studios. Allez, au moins, on aura de quoi rigoler !

#MIFA #FestivalAnnecy #Animation #40AnsDeCréativité #CinémaAnimé

Ah, le MIFA qui fête ses 40 ans ! On dirait que c'était hier qu'il a fallu inventer un événement pour rassembler tous ceux qui pensaient que dessiner des petits bonhommes en 2D était un vrai métier. Quarante ans de passion, de créativité… et surtout, de réunions interminables autour de tables rondes où l'on discute de la meilleure façon de faire bouger des pixels. Vous savez, parce qu'on ne peut pas simplement faire un dessin animé sans une bonne dose de jargon artistique. Et voilà, pour marquer cette occasion monumentale, le Festival d’Annecy a décidé de nous offrir une animation qui va « célébrer » cet anniversaire. Je me demande si cela signifie que nous allons avoir un défilé de personnages animés qui se battent pour savoir qui a le meilleur effet spécial. Peut-être même des séances de pitchs où l'on présente les histoires les plus farfelues, comme celle d'un petit chat qui rêve de devenir un super-héros tout en vendant des crêpes… Parce que, après tout, qui n'aimerait pas voir un chat en costume de Batman ? Et ne vous inquiétez pas, il y aura aussi des stands. Des stands qui, je suis sûr, vont nous présenter des produits d’animation qui nous rappellent que l'art de faire des films d'animation est devenu une affaire de business avant tout. Qui a besoin de créativité quand on peut vendre des goodies à la pelle ? Et pendant que vous y êtes, n'oubliez pas d'assister à ces fameuses conférences de presse. Parce que rien ne dit « je suis un artiste » comme une conférence où l’on parle de budgets et de droits d’auteur. En attendant l’édition 2025, on peut déjà imaginer à quel point cette animation sera remplie de nostalgie et de références que seuls les vieux de la vieille comprendront. Mais bon, qui a besoin de nouveauté quand on peut se vautrer dans le passé ? Je ne sais pas vous, mais personnellement, j'ai hâte de voir comment on va réussir à faire vibrer tout ça sans trop bouger de nos fauteuils. Alors, préparez-vous à un festival où l'animation sera reine, mais où les vrais héros resteront, comme d'habitude, dans l'ombre des grands studios. Allez, au moins, on aura de quoi rigoler ! #MIFA #FestivalAnnecy #Animation #40AnsDeCréativité #CinémaAnimé

40 ans de MIFA… En animation !
Le Festival d’Annecy dévoile une animation destinée à célébrer les 40 ans du MIFA, et à annoncer l’édition 2025. Rappelons que ce marché du film d’animation se déroule durant le Festival d’Annecy. Il propose un vaste espace de

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2025-06-17 02:30:40 -

La révolution de l'automobile, c'est un peu comme un long voyage en voiture où le paysage ne change jamais vraiment. On parle ici de Lyten, qui transforme le secteur de l'automobilisme avec des pièces imprimées en 3D. Ça a l'air cool, mais bon, c'est juste de la technologie, et on a déjà vu ça, non ?

La vérité, c'est que l'impression 3D dans le monde de la course automobile est devenue un must. Surtout en Formule 1, où chaque seconde compte, et où ils essaient de fabriquer des pièces plus rapidement. Ça optimise le rendement, mais est-ce que ça change vraiment notre vie ? Pas sûr. On continue à conduire nos voitures habituelles, alors que les pros s'amusent avec ces innovations.

Les pièces imprimées en 3D offrent une flexibilité incroyable. C'est vrai que les équipes peuvent tester des designs différents sans dépenser des millions. Mais à la fin de la journée, on parle juste de voitures qui vont un peu plus vite, et c'est tout. Pas de quoi sauter au plafond, franchement. Peut-être que je suis un peu blasé, mais c'est juste du métal et du plastique, non ?

Quant à la durabilité, c'est un argument souvent mis en avant. Les pièces légères qu'on peut imprimer pourraient réduire le poids des voitures. Mais encore une fois, qui ça intéresse vraiment ? On est tous un peu en mode « et alors ? ». Les voitures sont déjà assez rapides, et nos trajets quotidiens restent les mêmes.

En résumé, Lyten et ses pièces en 3D ne font que suivre une tendance déjà établie. Oui, c'est intéressant, mais ce n'est pas non plus une révolution. Le monde de l'automobile continue d'évoluer, lentement mais sûrement, mais ça ne veut pas dire qu'on doit faire la fête pour ça.

Alors voilà, on attend la prochaine innovation qui nous fera enfin dire « wow », mais en attendant, on se contente de ce qu'on a.

#Automobile #Impression3D #Technologie #Formule1 #Lyten

La révolution de l'automobile, c'est un peu comme un long voyage en voiture où le paysage ne change jamais vraiment. On parle ici de Lyten, qui transforme le secteur de l'automobilisme avec des pièces imprimées en 3D. Ça a l'air cool, mais bon, c'est juste de la technologie, et on a déjà vu ça, non ? La vérité, c'est que l'impression 3D dans le monde de la course automobile est devenue un must. Surtout en Formule 1, où chaque seconde compte, et où ils essaient de fabriquer des pièces plus rapidement. Ça optimise le rendement, mais est-ce que ça change vraiment notre vie ? Pas sûr. On continue à conduire nos voitures habituelles, alors que les pros s'amusent avec ces innovations. Les pièces imprimées en 3D offrent une flexibilité incroyable. C'est vrai que les équipes peuvent tester des designs différents sans dépenser des millions. Mais à la fin de la journée, on parle juste de voitures qui vont un peu plus vite, et c'est tout. Pas de quoi sauter au plafond, franchement. Peut-être que je suis un peu blasé, mais c'est juste du métal et du plastique, non ? Quant à la durabilité, c'est un argument souvent mis en avant. Les pièces légères qu'on peut imprimer pourraient réduire le poids des voitures. Mais encore une fois, qui ça intéresse vraiment ? On est tous un peu en mode « et alors ? ». Les voitures sont déjà assez rapides, et nos trajets quotidiens restent les mêmes. En résumé, Lyten et ses pièces en 3D ne font que suivre une tendance déjà établie. Oui, c'est intéressant, mais ce n'est pas non plus une révolution. Le monde de l'automobile continue d'évoluer, lentement mais sûrement, mais ça ne veut pas dire qu'on doit faire la fête pour ça. Alors voilà, on attend la prochaine innovation qui nous fera enfin dire « wow », mais en attendant, on se contente de ce qu'on a. #Automobile #Impression3D #Technologie #Formule1 #Lyten

Lyten transforma el sector del automovilismo con piezas impresas en 3D
La impresión 3D sigue ganando terreno en el mundo del motor. En los últimos años, su uso se ha generalizado, especialmente en la Fórmula 1 y otras disciplinas de la automoción, donde permite fabricar piezas más rápidamente, optimizando el rendimiento

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2025-06-06 08:01:36 -

Associate Ad Product Producer at Gameloft

Associate Ad Product ProducerGameloftHo Chi Minh City Ho Chi Minh City vn17 minutes agoApplyJob DescriptionAssist in the production and delivery of rich media ads, ensuring projects are completed on time and within scope.Track project progress using toolsand escalate issues to senior producers when necessary.Communicate with external partners to clarify briefs, provide feedback, and ensure timely, high-quality deliverables.Maintain clear documentation and regularly update internal tracking sheets for outsourced work.Review deliverables to ensure they meet creative standards and technical specifications.Collaborate with QA, developers, and cross-functional teams to resolve issues and maintain alignment throughout the project lifecycle.Qualifications1–2 years of experience in digital production, advertising, or game-related project management.Strong organizational skills with attention to detail and the ability to manage multiple projects and deadlines.Proficient in Englishand skilled in Google Workspace as well as task tracking platformsEffective communicator and team player, with a proactive mindset and strong problem-solving skills.Familiar with mobile ad platforms and basic technical knowledge of mobile ecosystems; data analysis experience is a plus.Quick to adapt and eager to learn new tools, technologies, and workflows.Additional InformationRecruitment Process:Screening callTestInterviewOfferWork Location and Hours:Work location: 26 Ung Van Khiem, Binh Thanh District, Ho Chi Minh City.Work hours: 08:30 AM - 06:00 PM, Monday - Friday.Why Join Gameloft?You want to work in an exceptional industry and create games downloaded more than 1 billion times per year.You want to be part of a talented and supportive team of pioneers who have a passion for creating video games.You want to contribute to a vibrant and dynamic atmosphere.You want to join a global company and meet great people around the world.You will work on an employment contract with competitive remuneration and benefits package.You are looking for a fun place to work in the heart of the city.What We Offer:A hybrid working model.A dynamic workplace environment, with over 18 nationalities, where hundreds of world-renowned game titles were born.A range of well-being events and policies to support employees physically, mentally, and emotionally.An open-space office, a cafeteria, a terrace and a Gaming Area.Various training packages, including internal training, sponsorship training, and e-learning.Opportunities to collaborate and train with Gameloft worldwide experts and develop yourselves.An attractive monthly salary alongside Tet and other performance bonuses.Minimum 12 days of paid annual leave, plus 5 days of paid sick leave, Christmas leave, Birthday leave,...100% coverage of mandatory insurance and extra healthcare insurance.A monthly allowance to support lunch meals and working-from-home electricity and Internet bills.Other benefits from one of the best employers in Vietnam.What's more?Want to know more? Visit our websites:Company DescriptionJoin The Game!Leader in the development and publishing of multiplatform games, Gameloft® has established itself as a pioneer in the industry, creating innovative gaming experiences for 25 years. Gameloft creates games for all digital platforms, from mobile to cross-platform titles for PC and consoles. Gameloft operates its own established franchises such as Asphalt®, Dragon Mania Legends, March of Empires, and Dungeon Hunter, and also partners with major rights holders including LEGO®, Universal, Illumination, Hasbro®, Fox Digital Entertainment, Lamborghini®, and Ferrari®. Gameloft distributes its games in over 100 countries and employs 3,000 people worldwide. Every month, 1 billion unique users can be reached by advertisers in Gameloft games with Gameloft for brands, a leading B2B offering dedicated to brands and agencies. Gameloft is a Vivendi company.
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Associate Ad Product Producer at Gameloft
Associate Ad Product ProducerGameloftHo Chi Minh City Ho Chi Minh City vn17 minutes agoApplyJob DescriptionAssist in the production and delivery of rich media ads, ensuring projects are completed on time and within scope.Track project progress using toolsand escalate issues to senior producers when necessary.Communicate with external partners to clarify briefs, provide feedback, and ensure timely, high-quality deliverables.Maintain clear documentation and regularly update internal tracking sheets for outsourced work.Review deliverables to ensure they meet creative standards and technical specifications.Collaborate with QA, developers, and cross-functional teams to resolve issues and maintain alignment throughout the project lifecycle.Qualifications1–2 years of experience in digital production, advertising, or game-related project management.Strong organizational skills with attention to detail and the ability to manage multiple projects and deadlines.Proficient in Englishand skilled in Google Workspace as well as task tracking platformsEffective communicator and team player, with a proactive mindset and strong problem-solving skills.Familiar with mobile ad platforms and basic technical knowledge of mobile ecosystems; data analysis experience is a plus.Quick to adapt and eager to learn new tools, technologies, and workflows.Additional InformationRecruitment Process:Screening callTestInterviewOfferWork Location and Hours:Work location: 26 Ung Van Khiem, Binh Thanh District, Ho Chi Minh City.Work hours: 08:30 AM - 06:00 PM, Monday - Friday.Why Join Gameloft?You want to work in an exceptional industry and create games downloaded more than 1 billion times per year.You want to be part of a talented and supportive team of pioneers who have a passion for creating video games.You want to contribute to a vibrant and dynamic atmosphere.You want to join a global company and meet great people around the world.You will work on an employment contract with competitive remuneration and benefits package.You are looking for a fun place to work in the heart of the city.What We Offer:A hybrid working model.A dynamic workplace environment, with over 18 nationalities, where hundreds of world-renowned game titles were born.A range of well-being events and policies to support employees physically, mentally, and emotionally.An open-space office, a cafeteria, a terrace and a Gaming Area.Various training packages, including internal training, sponsorship training, and e-learning.Opportunities to collaborate and train with Gameloft worldwide experts and develop yourselves.An attractive monthly salary alongside Tet and other performance bonuses.Minimum 12 days of paid annual leave, plus 5 days of paid sick leave, Christmas leave, Birthday leave,...100% coverage of mandatory insurance and extra healthcare insurance.A monthly allowance to support lunch meals and working-from-home electricity and Internet bills.Other benefits from one of the best employers in Vietnam.What's more?Want to know more? Visit our websites:Company DescriptionJoin The Game!Leader in the development and publishing of multiplatform games, Gameloft® has established itself as a pioneer in the industry, creating innovative gaming experiences for 25 years. Gameloft creates games for all digital platforms, from mobile to cross-platform titles for PC and consoles. Gameloft operates its own established franchises such as Asphalt®, Dragon Mania Legends, March of Empires, and Dungeon Hunter, and also partners with major rights holders including LEGO®, Universal, Illumination, Hasbro®, Fox Digital Entertainment, Lamborghini®, and Ferrari®. Gameloft distributes its games in over 100 countries and employs 3,000 people worldwide. Every month, 1 billion unique users can be reached by advertisers in Gameloft games with Gameloft for brands, a leading B2B offering dedicated to brands and agencies. Gameloft is a Vivendi company. Create Your Profile — Game companies can contact you with their relevant job openings. Apply #associate #product #producer #gameloft

Associate Ad Product Producer at Gameloft
Associate Ad Product ProducerGameloftHo Chi Minh City Ho Chi Minh City vn17 minutes agoApplyJob DescriptionAssist in the production and delivery of rich media ads, ensuring projects are completed on time and within scope.Track project progress using tools (e.g., JIRA) and escalate issues to senior producers when necessary.Communicate with external partners to clarify briefs, provide feedback, and ensure timely, high-quality deliverables.Maintain clear documentation and regularly update internal tracking sheets for outsourced work.Review deliverables to ensure they meet creative standards and technical specifications.Collaborate with QA, developers, and cross-functional teams to resolve issues and maintain alignment throughout the project lifecycle.Qualifications1–2 years of experience in digital production, advertising, or game-related project management.Strong organizational skills with attention to detail and the ability to manage multiple projects and deadlines.Proficient in English (written and spoken) and skilled in Google Workspace as well as task tracking platforms (e.g., JIRA,Confluence)Effective communicator and team player, with a proactive mindset and strong problem-solving skills.Familiar with mobile ad platforms and basic technical knowledge of mobile ecosystems; data analysis experience is a plus.Quick to adapt and eager to learn new tools, technologies, and workflows.Additional InformationRecruitment Process:(1) Screening call ( Only candidates whose qualifications align with the role will be contacted. We sincerely appreciate your understanding)(2) Test(3) Interview(s)(4) OfferWork Location and Hours:Work location: 26 Ung Van Khiem, Binh Thanh District, Ho Chi Minh City.Work hours: 08:30 AM - 06:00 PM, Monday - Friday.Why Join Gameloft?You want to work in an exceptional industry and create games downloaded more than 1 billion times per year.You want to be part of a talented and supportive team of pioneers who have a passion for creating video games.You want to contribute to a vibrant and dynamic atmosphere.You want to join a global company and meet great people around the world.You will work on an employment contract with competitive remuneration and benefits package.You are looking for a fun place to work in the heart of the city.What We Offer:A hybrid working model.A dynamic workplace environment, with over 18 nationalities, where hundreds of world-renowned game titles were born.A range of well-being events and policies to support employees physically, mentally, and emotionally.An open-space office, a cafeteria, a terrace and a Gaming Area.Various training packages, including internal training, sponsorship training, and e-learning (iLearn, Udemy,...).Opportunities to collaborate and train with Gameloft worldwide experts and develop yourselves.An attractive monthly salary alongside Tet and other performance bonuses.Minimum 12 days of paid annual leave, plus 5 days of paid sick leave, Christmas leave, Birthday leave,...100% coverage of mandatory insurance and extra healthcare insurance.A monthly allowance to support lunch meals and working-from-home electricity and Internet bills.Other benefits from one of the best employers in Vietnam.What's more?Want to know more? Visit our websites:Company DescriptionJoin The Game!Leader in the development and publishing of multiplatform games, Gameloft® has established itself as a pioneer in the industry, creating innovative gaming experiences for 25 years. Gameloft creates games for all digital platforms, from mobile to cross-platform titles for PC and consoles. Gameloft operates its own established franchises such as Asphalt®, Dragon Mania Legends, March of Empires, and Dungeon Hunter, and also partners with major rights holders including LEGO®, Universal, Illumination, Hasbro®, Fox Digital Entertainment, Lamborghini®, and Ferrari®. Gameloft distributes its games in over 100 countries and employs 3,000 people worldwide. Every month, 1 billion unique users can be reached by advertisers in Gameloft games with Gameloft for brands, a leading B2B offering dedicated to brands and agencies. Gameloft is a Vivendi company. Create Your Profile — Game companies can contact you with their relevant job openings. Apply

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2025-06-06 07:27:25 -

3 Days of Design 2025: What to See and Do, According to AD PRO

Scandinavia’s premiere design festival 3 Days of Design began with a quartet of Danish brands—Anker & Co., Kvadrat, Erik Jørgensen, and Montana—11 years ago. In editions since, its hundreds of brands and twice as many events take over Copenhagen, spilling out of the Scandi city’s storefronts, showrooms, museums, and restaurants. This year, most events are open to the public and are set to take place June 18–20.Join NowAD PRO members enjoy exclusive benefits. Get a year of unlimited access for per month.ArrowNew to the event? Or thrilled to return to one of the world’s most inspiring design locations? AD PRO’s got you covered, with all the must-sees and should-do’s at 3 Days of Design 2025, as well as hot tips on where to rest and restore amidst the buzzy fair.What to know about 3 Days of DesignAll events are free, but visitors are encouraged to download the 3DD app and register via a QR ticket system for more seamless access to all the fun. Getting from event to event is also a breeze: Copenhagen is one of the world’s most bike-friendly cities—and it’s quite walkable too.For further jaunts, the city’s metro system allows for easy transfers between districts—although taking a boat from neighborhood to neighborhood is an even better way to see the sights.Where to eat, drink, and stayThe UNESCO World Capital of Architecture is the living heart of Scandi chic, so you might as well stay at a historic MCM landmark: Arne Jacobsen’s 1956 SAS Royal, said to be the world’s first design hotel and refreshed in 2018 by Space Copenhagen as the Radisson Collection Royal Hotel, Copenhagen. Meanwhile, Swedish architect Gert Wingårdh’s Nobis Hotel is an elegant respite just off of Tivoli Gardens, and the freshly renovated Villa Copenhagen emits quintessential Danish ease within the city’s former Central Post & Telegraph Head Office.For cozier surrounds, check into Hotel Sanders, an antique-layered retreat by Brit firm Lind + Almond. Or for a bit more future-focused, try the houseboat hotel Kaj, floating just minutes from the Opera House.Foodwise, start your day with the city’s beloved bakeri culture. Brave the crowds for an early-morning cardamom bun at the landmark Juno the Bakery and the crisp kouign-amann at Andersen & Milland. Come lunchtime, score a sandwich at Lille, which slices up a revelatory rye bread fit for a picnic Smørrebrød feast on the water, or stop by Selma, where the menu changes with the season. Then top off your evening with a glass or two at natural-wine hot spot Pompette.Design happenings not to missOut and aboutMikkel Karstad, pictured, will be chefing it up in the Kvadrat showroomthroughout 3 Days.
Photography courtesy of KvadratOne of Heather Chontos’s new rugs for Layered, which will be showcasing at Copenghagen’s Kismet Café.
Photography courtesy of LayeredThe 3 Days of Design 2025 design festival celebrations will begin on June 16, at Frama’s chic Bar Vitrine aperitivo. The following evening Copenhagen-based label Louise Roe will preview new products, including a wall lamp, blown-glass vase, and stone table, at an alfresco cocktail party in its courtyard. On June 18, 3 Days of Design officially kicks off at the Vipp Garage HQ, where the studio will unveil a guesthouse installation and line of limited-edition products, both designed in collaboration with AD100 Studio KO. From there, make like a local and take a quick bicycle ride to Louis Poulsen’s showroom for a special light installation by Danish fashion designer Henrik Vibskov. That evening, Kvadrat and Vitra’s joint launch party at the former’s showroom in Nordhavn will fete new textile launches, including an attractive, high-performance acoustic curtain. Afterwards, stop by Audo House—the private residence, concept shop, restaurant, and garden, all decorated by furniture company Audo—to see it freshly renovated at the hands of local talent Norm Architects. The house is open June 18 through 20—and Audo is hosting an evening soirée there on June 19. Meanwhile, Swedish brand Svenskt Tenn’s 3 Days of Design debut at a private apartment in Christianshavn will also be a must-see, especially for Josef Frank aficionados.
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3 Days of Design 2025: What to See and Do, According to AD PRO
Scandinavia’s premiere design festival 3 Days of Design began with a quartet of Danish brands—Anker & Co., Kvadrat, Erik Jørgensen, and Montana—11 years ago. In editions since, its hundreds of brands and twice as many events take over Copenhagen, spilling out of the Scandi city’s storefronts, showrooms, museums, and restaurants. This year, most events are open to the public and are set to take place June 18–20.Join NowAD PRO members enjoy exclusive benefits. Get a year of unlimited access for per month.ArrowNew to the event? Or thrilled to return to one of the world’s most inspiring design locations? AD PRO’s got you covered, with all the must-sees and should-do’s at 3 Days of Design 2025, as well as hot tips on where to rest and restore amidst the buzzy fair.What to know about 3 Days of DesignAll events are free, but visitors are encouraged to download the 3DD app and register via a QR ticket system for more seamless access to all the fun. Getting from event to event is also a breeze: Copenhagen is one of the world’s most bike-friendly cities—and it’s quite walkable too.For further jaunts, the city’s metro system allows for easy transfers between districts—although taking a boat from neighborhood to neighborhood is an even better way to see the sights.Where to eat, drink, and stayThe UNESCO World Capital of Architecture is the living heart of Scandi chic, so you might as well stay at a historic MCM landmark: Arne Jacobsen’s 1956 SAS Royal, said to be the world’s first design hotel and refreshed in 2018 by Space Copenhagen as the Radisson Collection Royal Hotel, Copenhagen. Meanwhile, Swedish architect Gert Wingårdh’s Nobis Hotel is an elegant respite just off of Tivoli Gardens, and the freshly renovated Villa Copenhagen emits quintessential Danish ease within the city’s former Central Post & Telegraph Head Office.For cozier surrounds, check into Hotel Sanders, an antique-layered retreat by Brit firm Lind + Almond. Or for a bit more future-focused, try the houseboat hotel Kaj, floating just minutes from the Opera House.Foodwise, start your day with the city’s beloved bakeri culture. Brave the crowds for an early-morning cardamom bun at the landmark Juno the Bakery and the crisp kouign-amann at Andersen & Milland. Come lunchtime, score a sandwich at Lille, which slices up a revelatory rye bread fit for a picnic Smørrebrød feast on the water, or stop by Selma, where the menu changes with the season. Then top off your evening with a glass or two at natural-wine hot spot Pompette.Design happenings not to missOut and aboutMikkel Karstad, pictured, will be chefing it up in the Kvadrat showroomthroughout 3 Days. Photography courtesy of KvadratOne of Heather Chontos’s new rugs for Layered, which will be showcasing at Copenghagen’s Kismet Café. Photography courtesy of LayeredThe 3 Days of Design 2025 design festival celebrations will begin on June 16, at Frama’s chic Bar Vitrine aperitivo. The following evening Copenhagen-based label Louise Roe will preview new products, including a wall lamp, blown-glass vase, and stone table, at an alfresco cocktail party in its courtyard. On June 18, 3 Days of Design officially kicks off at the Vipp Garage HQ, where the studio will unveil a guesthouse installation and line of limited-edition products, both designed in collaboration with AD100 Studio KO. From there, make like a local and take a quick bicycle ride to Louis Poulsen’s showroom for a special light installation by Danish fashion designer Henrik Vibskov. That evening, Kvadrat and Vitra’s joint launch party at the former’s showroom in Nordhavn will fete new textile launches, including an attractive, high-performance acoustic curtain. Afterwards, stop by Audo House—the private residence, concept shop, restaurant, and garden, all decorated by furniture company Audo—to see it freshly renovated at the hands of local talent Norm Architects. The house is open June 18 through 20—and Audo is hosting an evening soirée there on June 19. Meanwhile, Swedish brand Svenskt Tenn’s 3 Days of Design debut at a private apartment in Christianshavn will also be a must-see, especially for Josef Frank aficionados. #days #design #what #see #according

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3 Days of Design 2025: What to See and Do, According to AD PRO
Scandinavia’s premiere design festival 3 Days of Design began with a quartet of Danish brands—Anker & Co., Kvadrat, Erik Jørgensen, and Montana—11 years ago. In editions since, its hundreds of brands and twice as many events take over Copenhagen, spilling out of the Scandi city’s storefronts, showrooms, museums, and restaurants. This year, most events are open to the public and are set to take place June 18–20.Join NowAD PRO members enjoy exclusive benefits. Get a year of unlimited access for $25 $20 per month.ArrowNew to the event? Or thrilled to return to one of the world’s most inspiring design locations? AD PRO’s got you covered, with all the must-sees and should-do’s at 3 Days of Design 2025, as well as hot tips on where to rest and restore amidst the buzzy fair.What to know about 3 Days of DesignAll events are free, but visitors are encouraged to download the 3DD app and register via a QR ticket system for more seamless access to all the fun. Getting from event to event is also a breeze: Copenhagen is one of the world’s most bike-friendly cities—and it’s quite walkable too. (Check the fair’s Design Walks program for specially coordinated tours.) For further jaunts, the city’s metro system allows for easy transfers between districts—although taking a boat from neighborhood to neighborhood is an even better way to see the sights.Where to eat, drink, and stayThe UNESCO World Capital of Architecture is the living heart of Scandi chic, so you might as well stay at a historic MCM landmark: Arne Jacobsen’s 1956 SAS Royal, said to be the world’s first design hotel and refreshed in 2018 by Space Copenhagen as the Radisson Collection Royal Hotel, Copenhagen. Meanwhile, Swedish architect Gert Wingårdh’s Nobis Hotel is an elegant respite just off of Tivoli Gardens, and the freshly renovated Villa Copenhagen emits quintessential Danish ease within the city’s former Central Post & Telegraph Head Office.For cozier surrounds, check into Hotel Sanders, an antique-layered retreat by Brit firm Lind + Almond. Or for a bit more future-focused, try the houseboat hotel Kaj, floating just minutes from the Opera House.Foodwise, start your day with the city’s beloved bakeri culture. Brave the crowds for an early-morning cardamom bun at the landmark Juno the Bakery and the crisp kouign-amann at Andersen & Milland. Come lunchtime, score a sandwich at Lille, which slices up a revelatory rye bread fit for a picnic Smørrebrød feast on the water, or stop by Selma, where the menu changes with the season. Then top off your evening with a glass or two at natural-wine hot spot Pompette.Design happenings not to missOut and aboutMikkel Karstad, pictured, will be chefing it up in the Kvadrat showroom (Pakhus 48, Klubiensvej 22) throughout 3 Days. Photography courtesy of KvadratOne of Heather Chontos’s new rugs for Layered, which will be showcasing at Copenghagen’s Kismet Café. Photography courtesy of LayeredThe 3 Days of Design 2025 design festival celebrations will begin on June 16, at Frama’s chic Bar Vitrine aperitivo. The following evening Copenhagen-based label Louise Roe will preview new products, including a wall lamp, blown-glass vase, and stone table, at an alfresco cocktail party in its courtyard. On June 18, 3 Days of Design officially kicks off at the Vipp Garage HQ, where the studio will unveil a guesthouse installation and line of limited-edition products, both designed in collaboration with AD100 Studio KO. From there, make like a local and take a quick bicycle ride to Louis Poulsen’s showroom for a special light installation by Danish fashion designer Henrik Vibskov. That evening, Kvadrat and Vitra’s joint launch party at the former’s showroom in Nordhavn will fete new textile launches, including an attractive, high-performance acoustic curtain. Afterwards, stop by Audo House—the private residence, concept shop, restaurant, and garden, all decorated by furniture company Audo—to see it freshly renovated at the hands of local talent Norm Architects. The house is open June 18 through 20—and Audo is hosting an evening soirée there on June 19. Meanwhile, Swedish brand Svenskt Tenn’s 3 Days of Design debut at a private apartment in Christianshavn will also be a must-see, especially for Josef Frank aficionados.

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