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RKD at new location

 

The State Netherlands Institute for Art History (RKD) has moved to a new location on the ground floor of the Royal Library complex in The Hague. The new offices, which will make the collections more accessible to visitors, will be opened by Queen Beatrix this week.


Climate neutral clothing

 

Fashion label DutchSpirit strives for climate neutral clothing


Art of Life

 

Minister of Education, Culture and Science Ronald Plasterk has presented a new plan for culture, called 'Art of Life', that places design and architecture high on the agenda.


Well-designed packaging prevents wastage

 

"Processes for developing packaging can be improved and made more professional", says Professor Roland ten Klooster. He was speaking at his inauguration as Professor of Packaging Design and Design Management at the University of Twente on 14 June 2007. One problem, he says, is that packaging is usually developed only when the product is ready. The two processes should be integrated, the professor thinks.


European Award for Design Management

 

Eindhoven is working on the European ADMIRE project with seventeen European partners. The project intends to inform companies, especially small and medium businesses, of the importance of good design management.


New insight into product development

 

A product generally goes through six life phases, during which it becomes steadily more adult, says Arthur Eger. His analysis is a useful tool for the industrial designer, and can help him or her develop products further, he argues.


ThinkTank, European design thinkers

 

The ThinkTank is a Group of nine European thinkers, scientists and writers on the applied arts and design. They meet every year in September to discuss a range of subjects.


The future of Dutch design

 

This year’s Design Week in Milan was a great success for Dutch design. Never before had so much Dutch design been on show in Milan.


Design of futuristic aircraft started

 

Scientists and students at the Technical University of Delft have started work on an idea for an aircraft that will be much more environmentally friendly.


Flying Car

 

Designer John Bakker says that it will be possible to develop a car that can fly at 200 kilometres per hour. And to prove it, he says he will design and develop a car that can do so.


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