TWIL
TWIL #52: From Temporary Moments to Gravitational Pulls
Every Sunday, I write down a few things that caught my attention that week: details I tripped over, ideas that
Jeroen van Geel
experience design
The Poetics of Place: The Work of Mariam Issoufou
The work of Mariam Issoufou shows how meaningful places emerge through restraint, climate, and care. Designing with everyday life rather than over it.
TWIL
TWIL #51: From Futuristic Games to Old Borders
Every Sunday, I write down a few things that caught my attention that week: details I tripped over, ideas that
The Experience Landscape 2026: Designing for Meaning, Not Scale
A reflective essay on experience design in museums, public space, and landscapes, focusing on attention, intimacy, place, and meaning.
TWIL
TWIL #50: From Hydrogen to Urban Rebellion
Every Sunday, I write down a few things that caught my attention that week: details I tripped over, ideas that
experience design
Het Belevingslandschap 2026: Ontwerpen voor betekenis, aandacht en menselijke nabijheid
Een reflectief essay over het ontwerpen van belevingen binnen musea, publieke ruimte en landschap, met aandacht voor aandacht, intimiteit, plek en betekenis.
artikel
Erfgoed is een werkwoord
Erfgoed verkennen als een levende praktijk. Hoe gemeenschappen, herinneringen en kleine daden van zorg de cultuur verbonden en in ontwikkeling houden.
TWIL
TWIL #49: From 666 to Multipurpose Housing
Every Sunday, I write down a few things that caught my attention that week: details I tripped over, ideas that
From Icon to Landscape: Widening the Frame
We do it everywhere.
We stand in front of a cathedral and point our camera upward.
We walk onto an
experience design
What is Experience Design?
A clear perspective on experience design as the shaping of meaning, memory, and the total experience: not just touchpoints or moments.
TWIL
TWIL #48: From visualizations to insights
Every Sunday, I write down a few things that caught my attention that week: details I tripped over, ideas that
experience design
The Human-Scale Principle: Telling history people can feel
Most history is told at the wrong scale.
We tend to tell it in the largest units available: centuries, world
TWIL
TWIL #47: From Marriage Rituals to Marked Skin
Every Sunday, I write down a few things that caught my attention that week: details I tripped over, ideas that
experience design
Beyond the Glass Case: Five Ways to Turn Exhibits Into Living Worlds
Most people don’t lose interest because topics are boring. They lose interest because topics are presented in old, linear
TWIL
TWIL #46: From AGI to Socialist Malls
Every Sunday, I share a few of my learnings, reflections, and curiosities from the week. Things I stumbled upon, things
artikel
Geschiedenis op menselijke schaal: waarom grootte niet altijd betekenis geeft
De meeste geschiedenis wordt op de verkeerde schaal verteld.
We vertellen haar in de grootst mogelijke eenheden: eeuwen, wereldoorlogen, rijken,
TWIL
TWIL #45: From Tears to Navel-Gazing
Every Sunday, I share a few of my learnings, reflections, and curiosities from the week. Things I stumbled upon, things
experience design
The Quiet Sublime - Designing public spaces that move people without saying a word
Some places move us without saying a word. The quiet sublime is the courage to design for feeling. To create tension and meaning in the space between.
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