San Francisco Design Week 2011
San Francisco Design Week is organized by the local chapters of the IDSA, AIGA, IxDA, AIA, & SEGD and features a full week of events highlighting the diversity and enthusiasm of the design community around the Bay. The goal is to raise public awareness of the impact that all design—product, graphic, interior, fashion, architecture, advertising, and more—has in the San Francisco Bay Area.
One of the best parts of this annual design explosion is the extensive lists of studio open houses, which will be happening tonight and tomorrow night. They are a great chance to see the different creative environments of some of the top firms, chat with designers, and of course, they all have open bars.
frog will join the Annual Open Studio Crawl by inviting the design community to visit our SF studio this Wednesday, June 15 from 7-8pm.
Please stop by and meet the frog family be prepared for great music, drinks, and frog souvenirs. We hope to see you there!
Date: Wednesday, June 15
Time: 7pm - 8pm
Location: 660 3rd Street, San Francisco, 94107
Videos from Past Events
On StageCheap, effective shelter for disaster reliefAt TEDxAustin, frog Principal Director Michael McDaniel show his Exo Reaction Housing Solution.
On StageDisruption by DesignIn this TEDxSMU talk, frog Creative Director Kate Canales argues that design is something we come by quite naturally as humans. 
On StageChina: The New Techonomic PowerDoreen Lorenzo discusses China's future in innovation and business.
On StageTaking the Computers Out of ComputingMark Rolston presents his vision for omnipresent computing at GigaOm’s RoadMap.
On StageBuilding the Meta-CityA digital landscape is expanding to complement—and in emerging cases, replace—the physical experience.
