Zero-Waste Cabinet of Curiosity
The Lectorate Design aims to nurture and promote a robust research culture within KABK and via the channels that connect it with Leiden University. The central theme of the Lectorate is Design and the Deep Future as a means to explore the relationship between design and expanded timescales in the context of the climate crisis.
In 2019, students of the KABK Interior Architecture & Furniture Design BA (Class of 2019/2020) conceived, designed and built a research space adjacent to the KABK canteen to provide a visible hub for research activities and the display and exchange of research methods, processes and outputs.
Their concept, a 'Zero-Waste Cabinet of Curiosity', is a collection of materials, archiving methods and information intended to inspire curiosity and provoke debate about waste. All the waste materials used in the construction of this space were sourced from the KABK.
BA Interior Architecture & Furniture Design, Class of 2019/2020
Ebru Güner
Courteney Reitz
Rita Andrulyte
Bryan Arends
Philip Atanasov
Guglielmo Bozzoli Parasacchi
Artemi Bütler
Andy Cartier
Liselot Cobelens
Ilya Doreanu
Gina Furrer
Jesse Greulich
Kaja Hribšek
Anjali Khandelwal
Pyeori Jung
Dita Lešovská
Chiel Lubbers
Kenneth Moreno Kiernan
Michal Noy
Lilian Onstenk
Agnė Rubytė
Julia Sjöman
Zhao Zhou
Marieke Schoenmakers, director, KABK
Gytha Coleman, head of operations, KABK
Roel van Herpt, Reality Check tutor, IA&FD
Victoria Meniakina, Reality Check tutor, IA&FD
Giulio Margheri, Reality Check tutor, IA&FD
Herman Verkerk, head of IA&FD
De Tovernaald
Forbo
Photography: Ivor Borovecki, BA Photography
Graphic Design: Thora Thøgersen and Marieke Dijsselhof, BA Graphic Design
