XIONGAN, China--(BUSINESS WIRE)--With the goal of “Global Design·Starting in Xiongan,” the Hebei International Industrial Design Week (HIDW) has been held in Xiongan for three consecutive years, bringing together a large number of outstanding design talents from around the world through the Xiongan Design Forum, Industrial Design Innovation Achievement Exhibition, New Product Launch Conference, etc. It discusses new dynamics and trends in the development of design and the current era.
With the theme of “Design’s Construct of Pluriversality,” the third Hebei International Industrial Design Week is successfully held in September 2020. HIDW 2020 builds a cloud ecosystem to achieve cloud business negotiation, intelligent customer service, online transactions and other functions. 352 design institutes from 30 countries and regions, more than 3000 design products and nearly 100 industry elites gather in Xiongan New Area of Hebei Province to show the appeal of design and Xiongan to the world.
The Goldreed Industrial Design Award (GIDA), as a well-directed industrial design award, has been created to serve the future development and construction since its birth. The award is launched through global solicitation, bringing together the power of top design from five continents, enabling urban construction and operation with design, exploring a more reasonable lifestyle, so as to realize the harmonious coexistence between man and nature, and help the coordinated development of industry, city, human and ecology in Xiongan New Area. GIDA ceremony was held on the evening of 18 September, attracting more than 100,000 online and on-site representatives from the design community, exhibitors, and contestants at home and abroad who witness the winner of Best of the Best with million-yuan reward, is one of the main highlights of this design week.
Through the “HIDW + GIDA” model, Xiongan New Area is growing into the world’s most anticipated innovation highland. Opening the door with a tolerant attitude, Xiongan expects more high-quality design works to be practiced in the “City of the Future.”