Pierre Lévy · Projects

The School of not-knowing is based on the conviction that dialogue between art, design, science and society can open up new horizons for understanding and apprehending known and yet-to-be-discovered worlds.

TransFabriC - Institute of Circular Transfabrication materializes the ambition of the National Conservatory of Arts and Crafts to accompany the development of social and citizen practices for the emergence of a social, solidarity and circular economy (SSCE). The aim is to create an operating eco-system, training courses and a research program, together capable of bringing about the emergence of an ESSC that meets the historical missions of the Cnam.

A video on the role and the engagement of design in the time of expected apocalypse. A manifesto by Gion van den Broek, Nils Hollestelle, Lupe van Ratingen, Roshni Suresh, Yvonne Ubbink, and Joep Vossen

Transforming Practices (TP) considers the transformations of our societies, dealing with major societal issues, local challenges for social resilience, or everyday activities, as well as their interrelations. Envisioning transformative practices, we question through designing the how, who, why and what of design for these major societal issues.

A series of recorded lectures on design,
by prof.dr.ir. Caroline Hummels @TU/e.

In this Design Fiction project, several potential healthcare futures are explored in a collaboration between Philips Design, Eindhoven University of Technology, Design Academy Eindhoven, and Frank Kolkman.

Stewart is a tactile interface designed for a fully autonomous car.
a final bachelor project by Felix Ros

床を抜け匙にて点てるココアの茶

This research focuses on what happens to our relationship with objects when they come alive and engage in reciprocal communication with us.
An (es)sense research project by Kevin N. Andersen

Nobody ever said that defying gravity is easy!
a final bachelor project by Alex Jurtan

What does data feel like?
by Sander Dijkhuis

Resonnant interaction, on irresistibleness through design - By Kevin Andersen

The primacy of perception towards interaction is the main focus of this workshop, proposing an approach to effectively taking it into consideration in the design process.

Intelligent products and systems are omnipresent, weave into our everyday life, and consequently have the power to transform our society. Adoption of these systems in our environments invites for exploring further how we interact with our environment.
by Nadine Amersvoort

This research project focuses on how to design for perceptive activity in artifacts in order for crossing in perception of expressivity between person and artifact to happen.
by Koen Beljaars

Due to its curious nature Monty might not always be focused on what you are doing. He can however be temporarily motivated to move towards a particular area on your desk.
by Rens Alkemade

Passage is a kansei design project on the in-between space carried out in 2012 by Gracia Goh, Chiyong Lim, and Kate Vermeyen at the Eindhoven University of Technology.