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In the programme, you'll find all designers participating in DDW. Search by subject, day, location or discipline. Save projects via the DDW app.

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De Sociale Zuster
B14

Edith Bootsman

De Sociale Zuster

An interactive installation in which the Nursing Station transforms into a space for care, encounter, and reflection.

touching cellulose_SENSE OF CRAFTING
E21

TU Delft BK + TH Köln (G. Koskamp / M. Salzberger)

touching cellulose_SENSE OF CRAFTING

TOUCHING CELLULOSE_sense of crafting is a pop-up workshop where students building the wooden 'EduCrafting Pavilion' with different carpentry joints

Resonance
H13

Hinako Ogawa, Kotomi Abe

Resonance

ClipHut Shelving System
A2

ClipHut

ClipHut Shelving System

Tool‑free modular shelving made of dyed wood; award‑winning, German‑made, repairable and endlessly expandable—clip‑in assembly evolves with you.

Rotorama
A2

Anton Cordes

Rotorama

rotational objects by Anton Cordes

QISSA - HOME IS****
F7

QISSA - HOME IS****

HOME IS**** invites you to delve into the multifaceted idea of ​a home. It goes beyond just a physical space; it encompasses, identity and belonging.

In Stillness
H6

Maxim Duterre

In Stillness

An open studio display by Maxim Duterre. A poetic collection inviting reflection and a moment of stillness through engineering, craft and technology.

Fabric Light
F2

Hollis+Morris and BYBORRE

Fabric Light

A tactile dialogue between material and atmosphere

Light into Darkness
B3

Dutch Civilian Action

Light into Darkness

Alexandre Henry repaired everyday objects of civilians living close to the frontline in Ukraine using the same materials that used to destroy it.

Urgency Calling
B3

Hochschule für Technik und Wirtschaft (HTW) Berlin

Urgency Calling

Industrial Design and Systemic Design students from HTW Berlin presenting their projects, Bachelor and Master thesis

Product Design for a Resilient Future
B3

DDW x Designlink

Product Design for a Resilient Future

Product Design for a Resilient Future

de-obsoletion
B3

studio ep.he

de-obsoletion

Reimagining what has been left behind

Mat Party: a social design game for collectivity
F5

Rana Irmak Aksoy & ODE-S

Mat Party: a social design game for collectivity

an interactive installation that explores ways of being together in public space

Oryza: Healing Ground
C1

Ado Ato Pictures & Marucha Sanchez

Oryza: Healing Ground

Co-Creation & RISO Animation
G8

Onomatopee

Co-Creation & RISO Animation

‘How to enter from the exit’ reimagines cultural institutions through collaboration; Onomatopee also presents a RISO Animation & Coding Masterclass.

Transparency & Fluidity
G3

A+N studio (Alissa+Nienke)

Transparency & Fluidity

An exploration of glass, light and movement

HEALING ROOMS: reclaiming space for care and cure
F7

Andreea Pîrlică

HEALING ROOMS: reclaiming space for care and cure

An Exploration of Patient Rooms as Spaces for Patient Wellbeing

Code Rood
F7

Michelle Bonouvrié

Code Rood

Archive of the unbroken
B10

Ziyi Lian & Daniela Tokashiki

Archive of the unbroken

Archive installation with an object-intervention workshop that reframes grassroots repair in a post-consumerist world.

Het Instituut voor het Zandkorrel Hoogtebeleid
E4

Micha van der Molen

Het Instituut voor het Zandkorrel Hoogtebeleid

An absurd yet hopeful institute that raises the Netherlands by collecting and spreading grains of sand.

Mission Days: Equal Society
E

Muziekgebouw Eindhoven

Mission Days: Equal Society

Layers of Living: Renée Gailhoustet's Housing
F4

CASA vertigo

Layers of Living: Renée Gailhoustet's Housing

Designing Democracy
B8

Foundation We Are

Designing Democracy

In need of new dialogues

Apathos
C1

Studio Falkland

Apathos

Craft your own algorithm and witness manipulation in action

Ervaringskunst zoekt creatieve ondersteuning

Mijn naam is haas en Agis Innovatiefonds

Ervaringskunst zoekt creatieve ondersteuning

“How can you improve the lives of people with a permanent condition through creative methods and unexpected collaborations?"