Dutch Design Week. Information Ketelhuisplein. ddw.nl Oct Registration april 1 - june 30. photo: Sjoerd Eickmans

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1 Dutch Design Week Information Ketelhuisplein Registration april 1 - june 30 ddw.nl Oct 2016 photo: Sjoerd Eickmans

2 Dutch Design Week During the fifteenth edition of Dutch Design Week in Eindhoven you can see with your own eyes how tomorrow s world is already taking shape. From 22 until 30 October 2016 the doors to the future will open in a city that will be buzzing with innovation and creativity for nine whole days. Smart solutions and inventive designs offer new promising perspectives. ABN AMRO Hotspots 2

3 Sign up Dutch Design Week invites everyone who designs at a professional level. Join in: register for the programme and present your work among a unprecedented number of designers, labels and collectives. Put yourself in the limelight for the press and public, enrich your network and do good business. From 1 April until June you can register via: photo: Sjoerd Eickmans 3

4 Ambassadors Bas van Abel, founder of Fairphone, and autonomous designer Maarten Baas are this year s DDW ambassadors. They invite important contacts, help start-ups on their way and support young talent. Bas van Abel Designer Bas van Abel (1977) founded Fairphone in 2013 and is its Chief Executive Officer. He was the Creative Director at Waag Society, one of the initiators of Fablab Amsterdam, and is co-author for the book Open Design Now. With the Fairphone, Van Abel is working towards a new industrial standard for honest and sustainable products. This year he received a Momentum for Change Award from Ban Ki Moon, Secretary-General of the United Nations. Maarten Baas Autonomous designer Maarten Baas (1978) balances on the fine line between art and design. His work is famous for being unconventional, humorous and artistic. He is always able to uniquely transform his ideas and designs into products and projects. His work is on show in various museums and extremely sought after by collectors around the world. photo: Mike Roelofs 4

5 Why participate? Press and publicity DDW attracts journalists and photographers, bloggers and scouts from around the world. As an official participant, your work will be actively drawn to our media partners attention. MEDIA PARTNERS, FACTS & FIGURES, PUBLICATIONS Get seen Design lovers, purchasers, curators and colleagues: DDW draws a huge public. Website and social media are visited and consulted with an incredible frequency throughout the event. FACTS & FIGURES, DDW IN PICTURES Personal web account As a registered participant, you will be allotted your own account on to which it is simple to upload text and images. During the event in 2015, the website had more than two millions page views. VPRO Virtual Reality PEEPSHOW 5

6 Expand your network During DDW you make contacts. With colleagues, representatives from commerce, education and the cultural sector, and possibly collaborative partners and people that inspire you. NOW FUTURE TALKSHOW, COLLEGE TOUR Good business DDW is about doing business too. Commerce and industry are well represented, your target group too. In addition, DDW maintains good contact with international design events, knowledge institutes and grant providers. SPONSORS & PARTNERS Have fun Eindhoven is a real design city with a rich industrial past and two leading educational institutes for design. It is also the home base for countless designers and their creative hatching ground. Everyone who has attended Dutch Design Week will agree: this event excites, inspires, and is an exceptional experience. For nine long days, Eindhoven is the place to be in a relaxed atmosphere. FACEBOOK, TWITTER, INSTAGRAM Facts 2500 participants 400 events 80 locations 275,000 visitors 750 press accreditations 6

7 Ketelhuisplein The Ketelhuisplein is one of the most popular and most versatile venues during DDW. Centrally located at the foot of the Klokgebouw, it is a must-see hotspot, where the public can view various presentations or enjoy a bite and a drink in an idiosyncratic and casual ambiance. Exhibiting The bubbling liveliness is very appealing to the visitors and makes the Ketelhuisplein a really attractive place to organise an exhibition. Exhibiting fees for this area start at (excluding VAT). See next page for the conditions or sign up before June 30, 2015 via Agri meets Design showcase 7

8 Prices All amounts stated are excluding 21% vat and DDW participation costs. Small Stand of m2: 1,750 (ex. vat). Including security and permit. Medium Stand of m2: 4,800 (ex. vat). Including security and permit. Large Stand of m2: 9,000 (ex. vat). Including security and permit. Extra Large Stand from 100 m2: 17,500 (ex. vat). Including security and permit. 8

9 Terms and conditions Registration implies that the participant accepts the following terms and conditions: Opening hours Obligatory opening hours are: daily from hrs. Maximum opening hours: Sunday till Thursday hrs, Friday and Saturday hrs. Set-up and take down Setting up is possible as of Thursday, October 20; taking down is scheduled for Monday, October 31 (for different times, contact the organisation). Security at night DDW provides night security from Friday, October 21 through Sunday, October 30, between 18:00 hrs and hrs. DDW is not liable for any damage due to theft or vandalism. photo: Jeroen van der Wielen What if we build a landmark? HeyHeydeHaas 9

10 Electricity and waste Additional facilities such as high-voltage current are offered separately. Different rates apply for pop up catering. Toilets DDW provides a toilet amenity. Water Water supply is available on request. Internet An Internet connection is available on request. photo: Almicheal Fraay Agri meets Design showcase 10

11 Information If you have questions or need more information, please contact Antoinette Klawer, dutchdesignfoundation.com,