Kick off the 6^th annual Seattle Design Festival at the SDF2016 Block Party featuring design demonstrations, activities, workshops, exhibits, tours and more! This year AIGA Seattle presents an installation in Pioneer Square built around the theme of our current Changemaker Series: Housing and Homelessness in Seattle. We’ve complied provocative statistics and voices from our community designed to inspire a moment of reflection about the current state of our housing crisis and those affected by homelessness.

Additional Block Party exhibitions include:

• Gasoline in Transition, presented by Coltura
• Map the Square, presented by AIA Seattle Young Architects’ Forum
• Tinker Tank, presented by Seattle Design Nerds and Tinker Tank at Pacific Science Center
• MORPHOS, presented by MAKERS
• Mobile Participatory Design Research Lab, presented by Tellous Consulting
• Dodecatron, presented by Seattle Design Nerds
• Ready to Rumble, presented by Architects Without Borders – Seattle
• Cause | Effect, presented by Design Force
• IMVISIBLE Competition Installation, presented by IDSA
• House of [ex]CHANGE, presented by Rolluda Architects Inc
• REVELution, presented by YenFisherSmith
• Adapt, presented by Sparksy Design
• Metal Over Wood, presented by  Women of Color Speak Out and IntervalProjects‘ Roger Fernandes and Amina Maya
• Kinespheric Confessions, presented by KineticCreations
• ICE CUBE, presented by Olson Kundig
• A Fine Line, presented by NBBJ
• SeaTopia, presented by Weber Thompson
• Housing for the Homeless, presented by AIGA Seattle
• CON[TEXT], presented by Ankrom Moisan
• This is What an Architect Looks Like, presented by AIA Seattle Women in Design and AIA Seattle Diversity Roundtable
• Shared State of Emergency, presented by Aubree Ball and Richelle Dumond
• Envision Change, presented by natasha & co
• RainSound Experience, presented by Chris Martin
• Grover, presented by UW CBE and NAC Architecture
• Urban Air Market, presented by Urban Air Market
• Tipping Point, presented by SRG Partnership and Forma Construction

The 2016 Seattle Design Festival: Design Change runs September 10 - September 23. For more information visit: http://designinpublic.org/