World IA Day Zürich 2020
World IA Day Zürich is back with fabulous Swiss and international speakers. Join us for 2 days full of inspiring talks, awesome people and a very special activity on Friday!
Keynote and talks by:
Dan Klyn (USA), Hertje Brodersen (DE), Lara Portmann (CH), Patrick Labud (CH)
Special Edition - Architecture Walk with:
Dan Klyn
Tickets
Additional Information
Date & Time
Architecture Walk: Friday, February 21, 13:00-17:30
Conference: Saturday, February 22, 11:00-17:30
Fondue Dinner: Friday, February 21, 18:00
Speakers
Keynote Speakers:
Dan Klyn (USA), Hertje Brodersen (DE)
Speakers:
Lara Portmann , Patrick Labud
Special Edition Activity
Architecture Walk: «Sensing Bodies, Sacred Spaces» with Dan Klyn
February 21, 13:00-17:30 (incl. Lunch and Breaks)
Dan Klyn takes us on a walk to explore how understanding is a function of the situatedness of human bodies, material, and equipment in space. In 4 hours, covering 4 km and 1700 years of history, this workshop will enable consideration and direct comparison of phenomena and experiences in 3 different kinds of sacred space in Zurich.
Along the way, we'll encounter myriad opportunities to observe the ways that up-ness, down-ness, and adjacency effect meaning in the built environment, and to ask how these examples speak to the work we do on digital products and services.
More about the Architecture Walk
Keynote and Talks
Keynote: Dan Klyn (USA)
February 22, 11:25 - 12:00 Uhr
Dan Klyn is an information architect who co-founded The Understanding Group (TUG) and World Information Architecture Day.
He teaches information architecture at the University of Michigan School of Information, and is writing the biography of Richard Saul Wurman. In April 2018, he completed a two-year term as President of the of the Information Architecture Institute.
Talk: Hertje Brodersen (DE)
February 22, 16.00 - 16-30 Uhr
Hertje is a freelance Design Strategist and UX Consultant based in Berlin. She works with small agencies and large organisations, planning and creating experiences with a lasting impact.Her background is in literary sciences and cultural anthropology. Not the typical start for a career in UX, but it helped shape a creative and analytical mind that likes complex problems that can’t be shoe-horned in a sitemap or a user journey.
Venues
Workshops and Conference:
Zürcher Hochschule der Künste, Toni Areal.
Fondue Dinner:
Frau Gerolds Garten www.fraugerold.ch
If you have questions about tickets, accessibility or food allergies, feel free to contact us: zurich@worldiaday.org