In the programme, you'll find all designers participating in DDW. Search by subject, day, location or discipline. Save projects via the DDW app.
Digiegames
The first digital foosball table connects all kind of people and make then have fun.
Thijs Biersteker x Natural History Museum, London
By growing or declining, this artwork visualises how our political choices today influence the biodiversity of tomorrow.
Muziekgebouw Eindhoven
Transcape SUPPLY
Transforming industrial precision into contemporary jewelry — modular rings offering limitless customization
Sabina Scorțanu
Import–Export: A gas-pipe sculpture, inspired by Moldovan centralized pipeline network, and a grape harvesting tool, that performs fortune-telling.
Amsterdam University of Applied Sciences
Five projects from Master Digital Design graduates investigating digital futures.
Dutch Invertuals
Dirk Duif
During Dutch Design Week, Building TT on Strijp-T opens as an industrial exhibition space where designers and artists showcase their work.
Eline Groeneweg | Studio Bhatt
Indian block print as dialogue between cultures.
Studio Falkland
Craft your own algorithm and witness manipulation in action
Jiwon Hyun & Dahyeon Kang
A 32-metre audience-made canvas and a heartbeat-responsive wearable performance.
Werkstatt Gigengack
Let the past glow in the present.
Architectuurlessen
Next Nature Museum
Next Nature Museum
Jade Veillet
An open hardware system
Simón Sánchez Navarro
Abject Queerness Towards Postcapitalist Discourse
Myrthe Kingma
What happens to the language when we further entangle these monstrous outcomes of the spelling system through the practice of simplification?
Alice Gielen
Re-spinning the Textile Innovation Chain
Design Studios 136
Presenting the new generation of designers.
Micha van der Molen
An absurd yet hopeful institute that raises the Netherlands by collecting and spreading grains of sand.
Studio Sam van Haren
From tension, through exertion, to relaxation.
UMPRUM Academy of Arts, Architecture and Design
From Crisis to Resilience
Structural-aspect
The operation of the construction can be traced back to the three dimensions, the x, y and z axis, when you block them, a construction is created.
Stijn Jean Vos
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