July 2026 – Signage & Ephemera for the Art & Design Finals of the ArtEZ Institute of the Arts’ Class of 2026.

June 2026 – Reachability map (isochrones) and shortest routes for the Kröller-Müller Museum sculpture garden. The analysis takes into account different types of pavement, differences in elevation, and stairs.

June 2026 – A new map for the Kröller-Müller Museum sculpture garden, one of the largest outdoor sculpture collections in Europe, located in De Hoge Veluwe National Park near Otterlo, in the Netherlands (Gelderland). The map helps visitors navigate this "outdoor gallery." Instead of presenting fixed routes, it invites visitors to stroll around and discover sculptures set directly into forest, heath, and open lawn, spread over about 25 hectares. Different indices allow searches by artist, ID, and grid reference.

June 2026 – Visual identity for Gather together, an exhibition and lecture series at Plaatsmaken, Arnhem.

June 2026 – Magan Rediscovered: The Building of a Bronze Age Boat That Sailed the Arabian Gulf". It documents the Zayed National Museum's experimental archaeology project, detailing the reconstruction and successful sea trials of an 18-meter ancient reed and bitumen vessel.

May 2026 – Invitation card for Fleeting Emotions, a group exhibition organized by Plaastmaken.

May 2026 – Visual identity for Gather together, an exhibition and lecture series at Plaatsmaken, Arnhem.

April 2026 – Booklet for ArtisticEntreComp (AEC): Entrepeneurship in Art Education.

March 2026 – Design of the publication "Dream a Little – on AI and creative practices" for the Centre of Expertise Creative Innovation in which artists, designers, researchers, and alumni reflect on the opportunities, tensions, and future scenarios of AI in creative practice.

February 2026 – Housing cooperatives are gaining momentum in the Netherlands and are increasingly seen as a potential response to the current housing crisis through renewed forms of collective ownership and collaborative housing production. 

Well-documented examples are essential to inspire and support emerging initiatives. This book presents 15 successful housing cooperatives —10 from Germany and 5 from the Netherlands, including San Riemo (Munich), Boschgaard (Den Bosch), and De Nieuwe Meent (Amsterdam). By Marieke Kums and Carolin Koopmann, published by nai010

January 2026 – Book design for Mobility Design: Die Zukunft der Mobilität gestalten III