How do we create an entrance that adds value for both the user and the ecosystem in the greenest heart of Eindhoven? With a reverse starting point, we develop a design that becomes part of nature. In collaboration with Smartland, Diederendirrix and Trefpunt Groen Eindhoven.
Photography: Joep Jacobs

Van Eijk & Van der Lubbe presents a strong roadmap for the New Nature knowledge center in the Municipality of Lelystad. Proud of our team and partners, including Elke den Ouden and Rianne Valkenburg of Eindhoven University of Technology. Together we strive for sustainable renewal with a vision of experimentation, science, education and experience on a national and international level.

First steps taken toward sustainable tourism in Eindhoven with EHV365. Similar to a pilgrimage to Santiago de Compostella, a trip to Eindhoven becomes a route driven by faith in a better future. Exciting steps toward sustainability, with start of exploring AI in concept phase.

In 2018, we created a fresh interior for National Archives in The Hague. Now, to keep up with the times, we are adapting the second floor to better suit current use.

Together with Eliška Slováková, a designer at Section C, we developed a low-budget but high quality working environment. So that the employees of Woningbouwvereniging Volksbelang can do an even better job for the residents of Helmond.

Cow Chair, Niels van Eijk's iconic 1997 design, shines in three museums simultaneously. Visit Droog Amsterdam, Centraal Museum Utrecht and Schoenenkwartier in Waalwijk now to admire this timeless piece

A Year in Focus – filled with many great moments, encounters, and challenges. Join us on this recap through some highlights, and thanks to everyone we worked with! Looking forward to another year of collaborations and new horizons in 2024. Here's to the adventures ahead!

In collaboration with Museum Klok en Peel and diederendirrix, we are developing a future-proof museum in Asten. We strive to create an exciting place, both in form and in program. Together with users, visitors, experts and residents of Asten, we are working on innovative cultural heritage.

Thanks to the absolutely amazing work of the participants, super inspiring events and many promising connections, DDW23 was a blast. Including the visit of Queen Máxima.
photo: Max Kneefel

PICTURE THIS: the best of all weeks is finally here. Let’s enjoy together this fresh edition because from 21-29 October, creativity, innovation, and smart coalitions will power us into the future, focusing on change, building bridges, and turning the tide.
Photo: Nick Bookelaar

Our UPP-er Party last week! It was an UPP-date of several projects that are run by the studio. An inspiring afternoon, on our bicycles together with our United Power Plant of great designers through the city of Eindhoven. To close-UPP before summer time

DDW launches this year's theme: 'Picture This'. At first glance an innocent appeal, but imagine if we really continue to live as we do now... what kind of world will we see in 20, 50, 100 years? Picture This is an urgent call to confront that image and turn the tide. This requires the efforts of designers, who can bring in other ways of thinking and the exceptional power of visualization.

We designed the entrance area in the renovated museum. Including the new section, designed by Diederendirrix and inspired by the long-gabled farmhouse that used to stand on this site, the museum is now 2.5x as large!
The life of Vincent in Nuenen in pictures and the importance of his Brabant period for his total oeuvre.

Kick-off of a special new project. Commissioned by the municipality of 's-Hertogenbosch, we are working together with residents on a vision on tourism for this city.

No country has more knowledge and experience with new land than the Netherlands. The municipality of Lelystad has therefore taken up the ambition to develop a place where this knowledge from the past can be shared and developed in the future. We are proud of this strategic design assignment to help them arrive at a distinct vision.
Photo: Nationaal Archief