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Circular & Biobased Building
The Embassy of Circular & Biobased Building focuses on challenges that face the world today: how can we guarantee that everyone in the Netherlands has a place to live in the near future, and ensure these buildings also achieve the climate objectives by being energy-efficient, and by being designed and built bio-based and emission-friendly?
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Health
As healthcare becomes increasingly complex, a more comprehensive approach based on new forms of collaboration is more vital than ever. To shape these changes and redefine services and practices, designers and stakeholders must reframe strategies and attitudes. The transition to the healthcare landscape of the future will be driven by a dynamic merger of organisations, people, environment and technology.
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Mobility
Mobility is a necessity. To get to work, for recreation, to visit the hospital, to take your kids on a city trip. The examples are endless. At the Embassy of Mobility we see mobility as a means, not a goal.
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Safety
In the Embassy of Safety we look at how designers can contribute to current safety issues. This embassy concentrates on research and experimentation and attempts to answer the question ‘Is safety a right?’ by generating practical solutions from multiple perspectives.
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Sustainable Design
With the theme ‘If not now, then when’ Dutch Design Week 2019 called us to take action and embrace sustainability and a more circular economy and way of life. The question at the heart of the Embassy of Sustainable Design was: as businesses, designers, and consumers how can we make a difference?
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Water
The Embassy of Water examines social issues that are concerned with water quality and water circularity. This year, eight designers worked within this embassy together with different water partners. This resulted in a creative Water Hub, facilitating new ideas among water professionals and visitors. On our way towards a self-sufficient, circular, sustainable water chain.
