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Fast Forward: What's Next in Design?

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Zinc Details
1905 Fillmore Street
San Francisco, 94115

San Francisco design shop Zinc Details is celebrating its 20th anniversary with a panel to be held on March 29th called "Fast Forward: What's Next in Design." The shop has culled together a handful of the local designerati—including Derek Chen of Council, Pabo Pardo, and Mike & Maaike—to be in conversation with moderator (and Dwell friend) Lydia Lee. Join what's sure to be an enlightening talk. The event is open to the public, but do send an RSVP.

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