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Your Street Eindhoven winners announced

Three creative proposals have received the green light from Your Street, winning a total of EUR 15 000 in project funding. >
Piet Hein Eek: I am inspired by materials

Piet Hein Eek is the first designer on record to use scrapwood in domestic creations. Here he speaks about his materials-driven approach. >
Seated for good

Ineke Hans, Maarten Baas and Dirk van der Kooij are just three of the 14 Dutch designers that reimagined chairs in aid of charity. >
Through the lens of Satyendra Pakhalé

We're pleased to present the contribution "Curiosities… Design & Technology" by Satyendra Pakhalé. >
Through the lens of Satyendra Pakhalé

Whether here on Earth or on the Moon, Satyendra Pakhalé aims to demystify design and technology and its impact on people around the world. >
Seated for diversity

Cultural diversity and the act of sitting is considered from different perspectives in the "Benches from Brazil" exhibition at Hôtel Droog. >
Integrated hospitality

Eat, drink, sleep, browse, pamper and be inspired at Hôtel Droog, a new cultural hub in the heart of Amsterdam. >
Through the lens of Satyendra Pakhalé

Imaginative, insightful and culturally diverse, designindaba.com will be publishing a monthly contribution by award-winning designer Satyendra Pakhalé. >
Let's talk about fat

Thought-provoking jewellery designer Christoph Zellweger explores the excess consumption of today's society. >
10 Days to enter Your Street Eindhoven

There are only 10 days left to take ownership of your street through the power of design by entering the Your Street Challenge. >
Death, taxes and redesigns

It's not every day that taxes and customs are the inspiration for interesting design, but look at what Studio Tjep did for the Dutch Tax and Customs Museum. >
Show room

Simplicity, harmony and inspiration are just some of the feelings that can be associated with Ineke Hans's classic collection. >
Stephan Doitschinoff at What Design Can Do

Stephan Doitschinoff uses art to investigate Brazilian identity. >
Cameron Sinclair at What Design Can Do

Cameron Sinclair on transforming communities, and using architecture to create jobs and other opportunities. >
Andrew Shoben at What Design Can Do 2012

Andrew Shoben uses urban spaces as his canvas for playing. >
Katherine Clarke at What Design Can Do

Katherine Clarke works exclusively in public spaces, looking at new ways of living in the city. >
Your Street Challenge: Welcome to Eindhoven

Your Street Challenge, inspired by Design Indaba, has launched in the city of Eindhoven in the Netherlands. >
Aditya Dev Sood at What Design Can Do

Design and technology solutions are not about bandwidth but about understanding what people really need, says Aditya Dev Sood. >
Honey & Bunny at What Design Can Do

Honey & Bunny uncover the connections that exist between production topics, design and eating. >
Hella Jongerius at What Design Can Do

Design, for Hella Jongerius, is fragile, just like human beings. >
Paula Scher at What Design Can Do

Paula Scher spoke about environmental graphics and being in a "freefall" position creatively at What Design Can Do 2012 in Amsterdam. >
Esteban Ucrós at What Design Can Do

What can design do? Foster empathy, says Colombian designer Esteban Ucrós. >
Walk on the moon

The "moonwaka" by Satyendra Pakhalé is a hiking gauge for Moon travellers! >
Lift-off

Frank Tjepkema's redesign of Lounge 4 at Schiphol Airport in Amsterdam brings a street feel to the space. >

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