Programme

Where Have I Been Hiding?

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

Soil Recipe

From Waste to Living Soil : Living as Mother Nature

When the devil comes for our heels

Paul Heijnen and Friends is an intimate group exhibition

Lydia Nieuwmeijer, Lotte Raida, Fenna Hofstede

Creating New

Creating new is a magazine that helps you, someone with an old broken tent, to bring it back to life again.

City at Sea Level

FAAJA / wood coil lamps

Crafted Layers of Wood and Light

The Holey Lamp

A woven ceramic lamp

Game-playing Sessions: Our Future Is Somewhere Here

Create possible future scenarios with this collective conversational game.

Reversing the Food Chain

What happens when we reprioritize sensing the needs of environmental and health stakeholders over selling needs throughout our food chain?

Tech & Design MeetUp From Local Shit to Local Scrap: Rethinking Raw Materials

Tired of greenwashing? Join us for a thought-provoking EHV Innovation Café, featuring Jean-Marc Moulin (Hydro) & Antonia Schreiber (Manure Materials)

THE FUNKY FACTORY – A peak inside the designer’s brain

When a bag is no longer an accessory, but an artistic experience.

Unfair Play

Closing the health gap

Breath of Hope

Umbra Pavilion

Where solar energy becomes tangible

Rietveld Alumni 2025

Dutch Design Week x Rietveld Alumni 2025

Tramrails Kandelaar

A piece of the city at home.

Grid Shelf

A shelving unit transforming industrial fiberglass mesh into an object of utility and beauty

form follows fun

rethinking function through humor

Decolonoscopy

Abject Queerness Towards Postcapitalist Discourse

Woven Patchwork: Hybrid Making

How can one textile process inform the development of another? Exploring colour and pattern through spatial installation and vibrant design research.

Design Innovation Sessions: Living Environment

Short and powerful sessions by CLICKNL. Explore where value-driven design and academic research meet, with urgent topics and inspiring speakers.

Scherven brengen geluk

Scherven brengen geluk is an installation by Rebecca Stroeven about the fragility of childhood, created in collaboration with a therapy group

Workshop On Touch

Your Pocket, Your Story

What you carry, carries you.