In the programme, you'll find all designers participating in DDW. Search by subject, day, location or discipline. Save projects via the DDW app.
Eindhoven University of Technology
The departments of the Built Environment and Industrial Design at TU/e present a shared vision for a sustainable and socially engaged future.
Nir Jacob Younessi and Idan Itzhaky
Walk with percept, sound-based augmented reality system designed to alter and heighten our experience of the world through realtime audio manipulation
IMPAKT
On Longevity Culture and Algorithmic Infrastructures
Nieuwe Instituut
How can we rethink the social and environmental impact of design weeks on their host cities?
Narada, Ro3kvit, De Kazerne
Stories about Freedom and Responsibilities. With Karel Burger Dirven, Esselien van Eerten, Julia Soldatiuk en Fulco Treffers
DotDotDo®
Unique, acoustic wall decoration
Silke Grimmelmann & Angharad Summers
Studio Beeks
Rugged elegance, crafted to endure.
Joanna Cheng
Reimagining space nutrition, AstroFeast addresses the aesthetic, physiological, and psychological needs of future space travellers.
Dutch Design Week
Digital & AI HUB
Sabina Scorțanu
Import–Export: A gas-pipe sculpture, inspired by Moldovan centralized pipeline network, and a grape harvesting tool, that performs fortune-telling.
clockcloud-lab x Tengjia Zuo research group
A culturally-inspired wellness game prototype for rethinking sedentary breaks through play, breath, and movement.
Steffie Padmos illustrator
Global warming is welcoming new species into our urban gardens. We live among them, but who are these newcomers and what do they pursuit?
TAC
Modem and OK-RM
The Design (of the Practice) is the Practice
Gaspare Como
Playful, flexible lights that spark imagination, invite interaction, and connect memories, materials, and everyday life.
Eline Groeneweg | Studio Bhatt
Indian block print as dialogue between cultures.
Studio Rhythmics
Illuminating the passage of time through gentle motion.
DITP, Ministry of Commerce, Thailand
DEsign from Waste of Agriculture and Industry 2025: Creating a sustainable future from what we already have.
Thijs Biersteker x Natural History Museum, London
By growing or declining, this artwork visualises how our political choices today influence the biodiversity of tomorrow.
Avans University of Applied Sciences
Emma District
The Galleries returns for Dutch Design Week in Emma District
Amy Tidmarsh
How can one textile process inform the development of another? Exploring colour and pattern through spatial installation and vibrant design research.
Suzan Hijink
Veggie veggie on the wall, who is the greenest of them all?
Artstudiofemke
The beauty of a meeting between the power of community and the celebration of uniqueness made visible.
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