In the programme, you'll find all designers participating in DDW. Search by subject, day, location or discipline. Save projects via the DDW app.
PearCore, founded by Yanqing & Kai-Hsiang
A washbasin made from palm oil soap.
Doortje den Hartigh
Returning control of our taste to nature.
Biin Shen, Ying Jiang, Boey Wang,
The design students’ experiment focuses on creating inclusive kitchen tools that can be used by people with limited physical abilities
Kantamanto Social Club
What if the future of fashion innovation lies not in Global North Institutions, but in the informal communities of the Global South?
Standard Shipping Bureau
Designing products that work with postal services
KyungSeo Min
Fresh air as a tool for dynamic space.
Stijn Jean Vos
Klokgebouw
A selection of works will be shown at the entrance of Klokgebouw ‘Creating our living environment’ & ‘Achieving our equal society’
Isa Jansen
A sustainable and evolving aesthetic to improve social acceptance of bio-composites
Carmen Enríquez
Exploring the influence of 3D printing on the roughness of a bio-circular material to design controlled acoustic properties
Design Innovation Centre, Vilnius Academy of Arts
A collection of student visions where nature, craft, and community meet — shaping tomorrow through slow design, reuse, and rooted imagination.
Saxion Interior Design
Young designers using space to address inequality, inclusion and social change.
Piyakorn Koowattanataworn
Critical design on trust and loss of control for health informatics
Familiar Form
ScrollScrollScroll x Gemeente Amsterdam
How can design help to reclaim 6 hours a day from addictive social media?
Elizabeth Lee, Eden Harrison & Ori Blich
A compostable, carbon-negative foam for packaging as a replacement for polystyrene.
Boey Wang
Klokgebouw
Material Dialogues Between Ceramics and AI
Kunstacademie Maastricht, Architectuur Academie Maastricht .
Class of '25 – Maastricht Art Academy and Maastricht Architecture Academy
Hannah van Luttervelt
Questioning the meaning of safety
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