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We would love to update you - because we have big news coming soon! 🚀

On the 1st of November 2022 we moved out of our premises under Langebro after 7 years and thousands of ideas.

We are currently working on moving to new, bigger and better facilities, so that we can once again offer open, cheap, professional facilities to all physical entrepreneurs and others who want to be able to create. Together. ❤️🦾

We are using the time away from the machines to create value through the projects in Denmark and the EU and to get ready to take over a new location VERY soon. The website here is therefore in no way updated – but it will be as soon as we can open the doors to new facilities, new types of memberships and new ways to support sustainability, creativity and physical entrepreneurs.

 

Until then – sign up for our newsletter and get offers for early access with reduced prices in the new facilities. You can so on the button below ❤️

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Physical entrepreneurship

- Sustainable product development

At Maker, we are working to create more successful physical entrepreneurs. We do that in a lot of ways, e.g. in our open workshop facilities, where members can develop prototypes, businesses and ideas with specialized machines, competent advisers and a curious community. We are also working across the EU with projects on Open Source Hardware, Distributed Design, transitioning makerspaces to Circular Spaces and recycling of materials and local production. And we are working on supporting physical entrepreneurs when we organize Maker Meet-Ups, Community Breakfasts and festivals in Copenhagen.

 

In short: We support the growing ecosystem of active talents – together with others.

Memberships
Member products

We have a community of +500 active and former members that work with sustainable product development in our workshop facilities. The members are the beating heart of our organisation, and they spark life, new ideas and movement into Maker through their education, skills and curiosity.
Everything from interiors, lighting design, installation art, mobile terror blocks, textile design, new architecture, exoskeletons and much more is developed here. Everything from architects to designers, engineers, anthropologists and all sorts of others comes here. From students with an idea on a napkin to the professional entrepreneurs and companies that need a strong community and digital fabrication technologies to be able to scale their business.

Below we have collected a few examples of what the members have developed in our facilities. You can also read more about our members – press the button below.

See a selection of members
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Ninetyoneninetytwo 91-92 is a Copenhagen based sustainable 3D printing company. They have developed a series of lighting, home accessories and furniture. Additive manufacturing gives them a big freedom to explore the design world.
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André Maia is a lighting designer and visual artist. He uses light and darkness to curate visual experiences and create pleasant atmospheres. His work ranges from light art to architectural lighting design. He will be showcasing Skydial which consists of two sundial alike structures which work with light as a tool for orientation.
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Canairi® is a Fresh Air Monitor™ improving your indoor climate and health through storytelling and intuitive design language. When the air quality is poor Canairi® will drop down, until you open the window to bring it back to life. Simple as that.
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Circuit Circus is a Copenhagen-based art and design studio. They create interactive experiences, spaces and artifacts, focusing on creating novel and interesting encounters with technology. They have worked with and exhibited at festivals, museums, conferences and public spaces, designing and producing everything from small tangible artifacts to large-scale installations.
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Dragos-Gabriel makes handmade leather dress shoes and accessories. In order to produce one pair of shoes it requires to go through 150 steps, which means the complexity is outstanding, fascinating and challenging. Making shoes you need as much precision as possible, so the result be well executed.
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EMSO design creates objects using a modular design concept that allows you to change the style of the design - whenever you want. No glue or screws are used, all designs can be easily assembled and disassembled without the use of tools. The products are all made of 100% recyclable/reusable parts or natural materials.
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Helium Living design furniture with practical function and clean aesthetics to create a spacious feel. They design products to be produced for you - locally - wherever you are. Helium Living makes furniture of local high-quality wood, for longevity, and in ways, so you can repair and upcycle.
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Henke Benk is a flexible furniture system for the balcony with the same adjustability you know from camping gear. You can change the shape of the furniture to match the seasonal change or your situation whether it is eating with friends, relaxing alone or working outside.
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​​Henry is a New Zealand architect. He specializes in Architecture and Extreme Environments, exploring circular design and local production under extreme conditions and present and future global challenges in expeditions to diverse locations. He will be exhibiting various prototype developments based in Alaska and Chile.
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Lili Lamps makes 3D printed lamps. They intend to offer more products when the momentum is there by using distributed production. The technology that Additive Manufacturing has opened up all these possibilities and advantages that exist in their product.
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Louis Rose investigates the many ways in which design can help generate sustainability. He explores concepts of circularity and humans' connection to their surroundings, natural and built to reimagine the way we produce, use and discard the objects of our everyday life.
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Manyone combines the best in creative thinking, strategy, and technology. They are designing an AR projector. It is an interactive, handheld device that through projection enables a new type of augmented reality experience centred around play, exploration, creation and sharing.
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Münzberg Design develops applications of flexible stone veneer into contemporary functional design. They focus on creating an organic elegance, with a sustainable expression of raw, unadulterated nature. A rustic and authentic aesthetic that will add a spark of exclusivity and adventure to any design.
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NordicGrow designs the future of indoor gardening for private consumers. Using Danish Design and concepts from vertical farming they change the way you live and grow food and plants at home. Their self watering system called Kurt, helps even the worst gardener, by ensuring the consumer only needs to water once a month.
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Plastic Projects manufacture aesthetic sheets and designs in 100% recycled plastic. Plastic is a valuable resource that deserves to be recycled, they therefore upcycle the common consumer's plastic waste and transform it into aesthetic sheets with versatile use.
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FSV Design was created to design playful objects! From board games to decorations and products for the home. The largest part of FSV Design is board game design with a focus on creating games to license to board game publishing companies like Ravensburger and Hasbro
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Stofskifte Makes 3D printed lamps in recycled plastic, to break the spiral of over-consumption of single-use plastic, by instead giving it a longer life as a collection of elegant lamps. The lamps dim the light with flower-inspired bends, creating a cosy atmosphere and reminding us that we are one with nature.
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Studio 21st is a strategic design duo developing a tactile learning tool for pupils. With a stand in social sustainability, their goal is to create products that can improve people's quality of life. To achieve this, Studio 21st collaborates with users and relevant actors throughout their design process, where they incorporate insights from observations, feedback, and reflections into the product development.
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UVision is a camera based sensor for underwater robots. Their motivation for working with Additive Manufacturing is achieving a unique and beautiful design. For a purely technical product that has to withstand high pressures and to enhance the sustainability footprint.
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Zsuzsanna Horvath is a designer and architect with a strong background in furniture design, constructing various outdoor installations, and public building design. She has been working with combining kinetic art, optical art and laser cutting with product design since 2016. Her work is based on turning sheet materials into sculptural three dimensional objects.
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