Dutch Design Week
Modebelofte 2015 presents “sport-related” graduate fashion at Eindhoven football stadium
Design Academy Eindhoven students “see crisis in the world and respond to it”
Vera de Pont’s Pop Up clothing is assembled without stitches
Troy Nachtigall’s 3D-printed high heels are “more comfortable than normal shoes”
Jessica Smarsch transforms muscle movements into textured garments
Piet Hein Eek extends wallpaper range for NLXL with brick and marble graphics
Marlène Huissoud uses insect by-products to develop new materials
3D scanning will be used to create “unique fitted clothing”
Penny Webb’s homeware changes colour in response to breath, touch or movement
Growing products from fungus could be the start of a “biotechnological revolution”
Solar-powered cars could become standard “within 30 years”
Blond and Bieber’s dyes made from algae “don’t harm nature at all”
Bastiaan de Nennie designs hybrid virtual objects for Digital Virtuosity series
Dutch Design Week returns to Eindhoven for 2015 edition
Van Eijk & Van der Lubbe’s mirrored concept car provides “unobstructed views” from inside
Martijn van Strien’s The Post-Couture Collective provides downloadable fashion designs
Maarten Baas oversees architectural battle for “ugly location” in the Netherlands
House of Smart drugs shop by Maurice Mentjens features maze-like wooden beams
3D-printing with living organisms “could transform the food industry”
Lilian van Daal’s 3D-printed Biomimicry chair shows off “a new way to create soft seating”
Tim van de Weerd’s Monstera plant pots balance on spindly legs
Teresa van Dongen’s bioluminescent lamp is “a new way to create light”
Rene Siebum manipulates door handles to explore the sense of touch
