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Stories that connect us

SCHR24.D7.W22.25.3

SCHR24.D7.W22.25.3 serves as a glass time capsule that preserves the ecological rhythms of an island for future generations.

NAZESUUR

How many hands make a studio?

Re:Layered - Reinventing Waste

Kimono Roots 
 Wearing Earth and Time

Where Have I Been Hiding?

An attempt to repair the connections I thought I had lost.

UrbanComfort

3D-printed concrete outdoor furniture; ready to relax

Fragments of Wonder

A new reflection: from local shards to design.

CreativeNL Live

CreativeNL Live during Dutch Design Week 2025 – On A New Crossroad

Symbiotic Design Framework Book Presentation

Rethinking Design from within. A systemic approach to dismantle Design’s actual order and build a better world in the meantime.

bOre

4TU Design United Dialogues 2: Thriving Planet

Let’s not be paralyzed by ecological crises and threats to democracy, but ACT with optimism.

Poma/Olera - setting a future food table

Designing for conscious food habits: where ancient knowledge meets future-proof solutions.

Kanta To The World

What if the future of fashion innovation lies not in Global North Institutions, but in the informal communities of the Global South?

Fabric Light

A tactile dialogue between material and atmosphere

Friday Next - Future Bio Design

Digital Foosball table

The first digital foosball table connects all kind of people and make then have fun.

Verkiezingsdebat: Onze digitale samenleving

Het verkiezingsdebat over digitalisering in Nederland. Event in Dutch; (free) ticket available. Limited non-reserved spots available until room full.

Design van moleculen - anders bekeken

VNCI

Open Studio

The Design (of the Practice) is the Practice

Kwart van je Leven

How can design help to reclaim 6 hours a day from addictive social media?

Tramrails Kandelaar

A piece of the city at home.

de-obsoletion

Reimagining what has been left behind

Healing Inscape: Endless

Sweco Co/Lab: Wat als de aarde onze klant is?

What would the world look like if we considered Earth our client?