City of Greater Geelong

Geelong Design Week 2024

Geelong Design Week is a celebration of Geelong’s global recognition as a UNESCO City of Design. GDW2024 is set to be our biggest ever, more than 70 exciting events programmed…

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Event Starts

Nov 21, 2024 09:00

Event Ends

Nov 30, 2024 23:59

Add to Calendar 11/21/2024 12:00 AM 11/30/2024 12:00 AM Australia/Melbourne Geelong Design Week 2024 Geelong Design Week is a celebration of Geelong’s global recognition as a UNESCO City of Design. GDW2024 is set to be our biggest ever, more than 70 exciting events programmed over 10 days.

The City of Greater Geelong is proud to present our biggest Geelong Design Week program ever with more than 70 exhibitions, workshops, talks, tours and unique experiences that will inspire the community.

From 21-30 November, Geelong Design Week 2024 will celebrate homegrown design excellence, innovation and creativity across our region, showcasing why we are Australia’s only UNESCO Creative City of Design.

Our annual event will bring Wadawurrung Traditional Owners, local designers, industry leaders, design enthusiasts, students, creatives and the broader community together to collaborate, network and inspire new ideas to solve design issues.

Program highlights include:

  • The ‘Designing Djilang’ walk delves into how Wadawurrung Traditional Owners have informed design outcomes around central Geelong;
  • ‘MOTEL’ live show with comedian and design nerd Tim Ross and musician Kit Warhurst, taking a look at the nostalgia of Aussie holidays;
  • Peek inside the stunning homes of architects and their clients, and get inspired for your own home by signing up to ‘Architect’s Homes – Building Tours’ on The Bellarine and Surf Coast;
  • ‘Speed Date with an Architect’ offers homeowners, renovators, and design enthusiasts one on one advice with an architect for up to 15 minutes;
  • ‘Do you want to build a fatberg?’ will see participants create a giant reproduction fatberg to highlight masses of waste made of non-flushable items and congealed fat that block our sewage system;
  • Learn how our deep connection to nature and nature’s design patters can transform living and working spaces at ‘Human by Nature – Understanding Biophilic Design;’
  • ‘McGlashan Everist Walking Tour’ explores the renowned Geelong-based architecture practice’s design projects including The Carousel, Deakin University Waterfront campus and Costa Hall.

Our expanded program features both in-person and online experiences with a range of free and ticketed events. Tickets are now available at geelongdesignweek.com.au