We’re just five weeks away from TH/NGS 2025, our yearly gathering exploring this year’s theme: Resize < Remix < Regen!
Starting today, we’ll be sending weekly updates with the latest program announcements. This week, we’re excited to share our first keynote speaker, five workshops, and details about our student exhibitions.
A Fresh Program Format
We’ve refined this year’s schedule based on what you value most. Here’s what’s new:
- Two dedicated workshop time slots to give hands-on sessions the attention they deserve
- Extended exhibition viewing time so you can fully experience the projects on display
- Our signature opening plenary and closing session with keynotes and short talks
Explore the full details on our program page.
Welcome to CRCL PARK
This year, we’re thrilled to partner with AMS-Institute at their newly opened CRCL PARK (in collaboration with Impact Hub). Located in the historic Marineterrein Amsterdam, this venue perfectly embodies our theme—their mission is “achieving a circular city takes collective action.”
First Look at Workshop & Sessions
Our program will feature opening and closing keynotes, approximately 14 workshops and sessions, exhibition talks, student showcases, and more.
Workshops confirmed so far (working titles):
Arcane Design – Designing Down-to-Earth artefacts through/with/for magicby Maya Riemann, Jeff Love, and Iohanna Nicenboim (TU Delft)
Invisible Debris – Explore physical manifestations of our digital waste
by Martijn van Loon
Making AI Chair. Contribute to James Bridle’s “benchmarking” of different AI models
Politics in Design – How can design shift from sustaining systems to regenerating them? by Sen Lin
From Mud to Models – Regenerative Futures for Community AI by Fieke Jansen, Sunjoo Lee, and Kars Alfrink
Keynote Announcement
We’re delighted to announce our first keynote: Ling Tan and Usman Haquepresenting jointly on their work with HAQUE TAN.
Exhibition and Student Showcase
Our exhibition returns with community projects and exceptional student work, featuring:
- The Interactive Environments minor from TU Delft
- The Master Digital Design program from Amsterdam University of Applied Sciences, including their new digital fashion technology track
We’re bringing back the Student Awards to celebrate the best projects with prizes.
Save with Early Bird Tickets
Early bird pricing ends November 15—secure your spot today!
We can’t wait to see you at TH/NGS 2025!