EU Project Distributed Design Market Platform – DDMP (2017-2022*)
Description The platform aims to further develop Fablabs.io Network by promoting and improving the connection of makers and designers with the European market.
EU Call Creative Europe Programme
Total Funding 500,000 € (amount for 2018-2019 period)
*This EU project has an expected duration of 48 months, but it is renewed every 12 months
IAAC Department Fab City Research Lab
Partners
INSTITUT D’ARQUITECTURA AVANÇADA DE CATALUNYA
ARS LONGA
STICHTING PAKHUIS DE ZWIJGER
HAPPYLAB GMBH
POLITECNICO DI MILANO
FRED DEAKIN AND COMPANY LIMITED
ORGANODI GIA TIN ERVNA TIN TEKMIRIOSI KAI TIN PROOTHISI TON OM
REPUBLICA GMBH
DANSK DESIGN CENTER
ASOCIACIÓN CULTURAL OPEN YOUR KOLEKTIBOA
NYSKOPUNARMIDSTOD ISLANDS
FABRIKÁCIÓS LABORATÓRIUM Kft
MAKER
INSTITUTO POLITECNICO DE LISBOA
OPENDOT SRL
TALLINNA TEHNIKAULIKOOL
Website http://distributeddesign.eu/

The Distributed Design Market Platform acts as an exchange and networking hub for the European Maker Movement. The initiative aims at developing and promoting the connection between designers, makers and the market.

The Distributed Design Market Platform is a four-year project funded by the European Union through the Creative Europe fund. It acts as an exchange and networking hub for the European Maker Movement. It consists of both online and offline activities such as events, resources, workshops, fairs and bootcamps that promote and advocate for emerging creative talent in Europe and their business productivity and sustainability. With events across Europe the Platform also supports the mobility of emerging creatives and their work.

Distributed Design is one outcome of the intersection of two global trends: the Maker Movement and the digitisation of the design discipline. This convergence has lead to the rise of a new market, in which creative individuals have access to digital tools that allow them to design, produce and fabricate products themselves or easily connect to a global network of collaborators to undertake aspects of this process with them. We call this process and the subsequent market which is emerging from these trends, Distributed Design.

Design for the Real Digital World

This project has received funding from the European Union’s Creative Europe programme under grant agreement No. 2017 – 3157 / 001 – 001.

Co-funded by the Creative Europe Programme of the European Union