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What if ... DDW2020 would have been a physical event? That has become a question that will remain hypothetical forever. But we dÃd already think about it. How would we have organized a physical DDW 2020, in times of a global pandemic, in a safe yet fun way?
Covid-19 has turned the global events industry upside down. Dutch Design Week seemed to be able to slip through the cracks for a long time, but due to the latest developments, it was also forced to switch to a fully digital edition at the last minute.
