Exploring a living future.

Turning science-fiction into reality.

Imagine Homo Natura.

From dead materials to living organisms.

Waste or compost?

What if we our everyday object become alive? The living coffin is now on display at the Cube Design Museum and Dutch Design Week 2020. Feed it to keep it alive.

Loop.

How can we restore the parasitic relationship between man and nature? What if you could become compost? And instead of polluting the environment, donating your nutrients to a tree?

Interlink.

Imagine a building that breathes, grows and is able to heal itself. A prototype of  'world's first living home' was presented during the Dutch Design Week and now on display at the Verbeke Foundation in Antwerpen. 

Super Power.

A monthly subscription on light, fresh air and hot water. By leasing sustainable housing technologies, homeowners will reduce their energy bill while saving the world for future generations.

The Motown Movement.

​Why do 3 students buy a house in Detroit for $1000? To make sustainable housing accessible for everyone by combining research and education in a showcase for low-budget DIY technologies.

Destroy or rehab?

What happens when 61% of the populations leaves a city? This project raises awareness by giving blight a colorful voice.  This four apartment brick home at 9308 Genessee St. (1924), has been demolished in June 2018.

Maldives Matter.

A window into the problems of the Maldives. The islands that are on the front-line of climate change and are fighting against large scale waste problems.

Contact.

Studio Hendrikx is a design studio led by Inventor & Biodesigner Bob Hendrikx. They turn science fiction into reality by exploring a living world. A world in which we no longer work with dead materials, but with living organisms.

Studio located in Delft, The Netherlands

  |  Tel: +31 6 177 474 26