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The possibility of Design Academy Eindhoven leaving Eindhoven creates a lot of worries. I believe that the Design Sector is resilient, but new talent which the Academy is bringing to the city is important for Eindhoven's unique innovative power. Being one of the international alumni of the Academy that stayed in Eindhoven, I benefited a lot from the creative ecosystem of Eindhoven during my studies. Such ecosystem doesn't exist in Roermond and would leave students isolated. We always think that it is about design studios, but it is way more than this. Lots of students have to work next to their studies to pay for it (so did I), and instead of working in a plain old bar, I was a barkeeper at Kazerne which gave me the possibility to learn from my peers while being able to pay my bills. I was able to observe and ask people like Lidewij Edelkoort questions about exhibition design, exhibit my work even during my studies, discuss environmental law and design with people from different international universities, and made valuable connections that until now are beneficial for my design practice and my work at Foundation We Are. I had my first atelier space within the space of VANTOT at Sectie-C who have given me lots of advice on all different aspects on how to run a studio and deal with clients. The connections I made in Eindhoven during my studies and at events, exhibitions, and of course Dutch Design Week have resulted in Foundation We Are and all the work we could create. Eindhoven gives DAE students the possibility to experiment, find organizations that help to exhibit, manufacturers that don't get scared of crazy ideas, and ultimately a community that supports you even if you propose that design can contribute to international criminal law and policy-making, which in 2015 many outside of Eindhoven told me was impossible. It is this environment that encourages students to create the high-quality work and it would take lots of time, (even more) money, sweat, and passion to rebuild in Roermond (if even possible). One thing I learned and value is that the unique constellation of people in the cultural ecosystem of Eindhoven (who always think that we can achieve more together) contribute significantly so that students of the Design Academy can reach new heights. So I hope that the Supervisory Board (meta knol, Steven Jongejan, Judith Meeng, Samir Bantal, Willemien Boot, Elies Lemkes-Straver), the Directors (joseph grima, Raf De Keninck) and the Gemeente Eindhoven (Jeroen Dijsselbloem, Saskia Lammers, Monique Esselbrugge (Dr.), Rik Thijs, Stijn Steenbakkers, Maes van Lanschot, Samir Toub, Mieke Verhees) will as well find a way to work towards lasting solutions that allow Design Academy Eindhoven to stay so that we as a cultural ecosystem in Eindhoven can support the students of the Design Academy for many years to come. #designacademyeindhoven #community #notroer👄

Interessant interview met Vanessa Backer, Directeur AdverOnline & AdverStrategy, over ambities, innoveren, verbinden en kennis delen. Dank Werf& en Peter Boerman!

Behold, this is something I think is extremely interesting!!📣 My colleague Mark van den Brink van WSP in Nederland highlighting the need to accelerate the construction sector in the Netherlands by using less freedom of choice and more by standardisation. Among other things, applying the DFMA Method (Design for Manufacturing & Assembly), which can significantly increase construction speed with standardised building blocks. A #mustread #Bouwinnovatie #Versnelling #Standaardisatie #WijZijnWSP #FutureReady #WSP

✏ Join the 'Dag van de Ontwerpkracht' on the 4th of July! All associations will meet in Tilburg to talk, discuss, and learn more about our current #spatial #challenges. Do you as a #youngprofessional want to know more about the current topics, do you have a strong opinion about something, or want to extend your network with #landscapers, #urbanists, #architects, and #planners? Go ahead and join the day via the link down below! ✏ What is your #designpower?

Endless possibilities and variations! And to everyone's own personal taste! This is what you get with an end-to-end digitized process. Input from CPQ directly translated into robotized brickwork. #digitalchain #affordable #sustainable #cpq #industrialautomation

Decreasing the carbon footprint due to the construction activities is a big societal challenge in front of structural engineers. Engineered timber is a good solution to that, but we need to go "tall and big" so that we can actually create a meaningful impact. One of the structural engineering challenges in doing so is controlling vibrations in timber floors. Different supporting systems with varying finishing materials result in different dynamic properties and response to vibrations. There are still uncertainties in design. We have built 6 timber slabs, using CLT, joists by Posi Tech, and kerto ripa by De Groot Vroomshoop, with and without anhydrite + gypsum topping by Bruil. We will have a presentation by national and international speakers on the European and Dutch standards on controlling vibrations in timber floors. We will present other timber and earthquake related projects we are involved in as Hanze. And finally, we will have a demonstration session on our test floors. If you are interested, please hurry to register; we have limited number of places: https://lnkd.in/eKBqKpsp. Hanze Kenniscentrum Noorderruimte

Strong analysis about Eindhoven and Design.

Grappig Dit is wat je krijgt als je ChatGPT vraagt om een kunstwerk te maken voor aan de Boompjeskade onder de Willemsbrug. Concept: Oasis Under the Bridge 1. Street Art: - Murals: Rich, colorful murals reflecting the history and culture of the area. Artists can use fluorescent paint that glows at night. - 3D Graffiti: Interactive pieces creating depth illusions, inviting visitors to take photos. 2. Toilet Facilities: - Eco-Toilets: Sustainable, eco-friendly toilets with artistic paintings and vertical gardens on the sides. - Illuminated Signs: LED signs that light up at night, guiding the way to the toilets. 3. Trunk Market: - Vintage Market: Mobile vintage shops selling records, vintage clothing, and retro accessories from the trunks of classic cars. - Pop-up Stalls: Flexible stalls appearing on different days of the week, offering new discoveries each time. 4. Music: - Live Performances: A small stage or platform for street musicians and local bands to perform. - Silent Disco: Headphones allowing visitors to listen to different music channels without causing noise disturbances. 5. Lighting: - Light Installations: Creative lighting such as fairy lights, laser projections, and interactive light sculptures providing a magical atmosphere at night. - Projection Mapping: Moving images and colors projected onto the underside of the bridge, synchronized with music and activities. 6. Safety: - Surveillance Cameras: Discreetly placed security cameras ensuring the safety of visitors. - Emergency Provisions: Clearly marked emergency exits and first aid points. - Traffic Separation: Well-defined boundaries between the pedestrian area and any traffic, using artistically designed barriers. This artwork offers a multidisciplinary experience integrating art, commerce, relaxation, and safety. It creates a unique meeting place where people can enjoy culture, music, and community activities in a safe and inspiring environment. Geïnspireerd op Brooklyn Flea https://brooklynflea.com ARTTENDERS Let’s go!!!

Very interesting article about different visionary ideas for public transport in Eindhoven, including Bygg’s Luchtbrug Bygg Architecture & Design #urbantransport #sustainablemobility #mobility #urbanmobility

District Heat Networks (DHN) being installed in the Netherlands using innovative Horizontal Directional Drilling ( HDD) pipeline construction techniques. District Heat Networks will play a big part in decarbonising heat here in Ireland also - we have a 2.7TWh target ( c. 10% of heating demand ) by 2030 in our Climate Action Plan 2024. Great short video posted yesterday by Van Voskuilen Groep working with Gasunie and Heijmans on the WarmtelinQ project. Well worth a watch. The video shows a 325m string of 710mm insulated district heating pipe being installed adjacent to and under the Erasmusplein - one of the busiest road and rail junctions in The Hague. The video shows the pipe string being pulled into the wellbore on one night over 19th and 20th December 2023 using 16 cranes to minimise disruption to the public. Not many people aware Horizontal Directional Drilling (HDD) is a pipeline construction technique originally developed in the oil and gas industry to kill wild wells, by drilling a new relief wellbore at a safe distance away from the blowout to intersect the problem wellbore at an angle (up to 90 degrees -horizontally) . HDD techniques were further developed for upstream exploration and production and were adopted by gas utilities for gas transportation pipelines. HDD pipeline construction techniques now being adopted by District Heat Network utilities. A horizontal wellbore is drilled under a difficult to excavate area, gradually widened and pumped with drilling fluid until wide enough to allow a pipeline to be pulled through the wellbore. #eng4climate IGEM - Institution of Gas Engineers & Managers Euroheat & Power