During the Dutch Design Week DSM introduced their engineering plastics to designers in a workshop. Material Sense was asked to create the program and guide the brainstorm. Enthusiastic designers came up with, together with the experts
Recently the
project "Green Fashion" got started. Managed
by Cartesius Institute for Sustainable Innovation and funded by Senter Novem, the
project partners Material Sense, Van Marcoviec and Econcept teamed up to
investigate on challenges to make fashion more sustainable. Read more »
Meeting Materials at SKF Nieuwegein At Meeting Materials, material scientist, colleagues and frontrunners from all over the materials field met in an informal atmosphere at the SKF research and technology centre. They've experienced working together in interdisciplinary Read more »
Een smaak- en inspiratievolle dag voor zowel bedrijven als
ontwerpers! Deze dag is samengesteld en vormgegeven door Material Sense &
HappieFood Read more »
Twenty well-known Dutch designers joined up with a professional team of bamboo experts to explore new possibilities for innovative designs using bamboo. The project was initiated by Design Platform Eindhoven, Pablo van de Lugt (TU Delft) and Marco Groenen (architect). Material Sense supported the team in the selection of material designers. Read more »
Art direction for the presentation Innovative Textiles. A selection of
current low and high tech samples and applications in textiles, was
made to present at the Dutch Design Week 2006. Examples were collected
from the world of fashion and interior design, application of soft
technologies and interactive textiles to new knitting techniques
designed by Master graduates of Boras Design School. Read more »
Meeting materials congres at TNO. 'Materials for our Future' workshop
Simone de Waart - Material Sense and Ilse van Kesteren - Phd project
TU Delft Selecting materials guided together this interactive part of the Meeting Materials congres. 'Imagine, experts are ringing the alarm
bells: raw oil is reallygetting out of stock now! Read more »
