Designing clothes for disassembly means building a garment so it can be taken apart cleanly — mono-materials, removable trims and seams that unpick instead of shred.
The double diamond design process splits design work into two rounds of opening up and narrowing down, so you define the problem properly before you spend anything solving it.
Rietveld Schröder House design turned a brief for a house preferably without walls into sliding panels, disappearing corners and a home you could rearrange by hand.
Street art in Rotterdam does more than brighten blank walls — around Witte de Withstraat and West-Kruiskade, Rotterdam murals carry memory, migration and pride in public, for free.
Volumetric capture for independent creators puts real people into VR as themselves — no marker suit, no 106-camera stage — if you understand how the capture, cleanup and trade-offs actually work.
What hiring managers look for in a design portfolio is not a bigger pile of pretty screens — it’s a clear problem, your exact role, the choices you made under pressure, and proof the work held up once it shipped.
