Final Made - Again - Booklet PDF

BARCELONA
16TH - 20TH JUNE
SPACE 10
FOREWORD
Thank you all for joining us at the MADE AGAIN CHALLENGE.

MADE AGAIN BARCELONA – JUNE 16TH - 20TH 2016
It is a true privilege to have here such a great variety of talents and

trailblazers – makers and designers of all kinds – from Älmhult,
Barcelona and the rest of the world.
Human beings have made since we were able to think,

but now is the time to re-think the way we make.
Bringing together amazing people – who don’t usually work together
– around a common vision, and on the same playground, sounded
like a good way to get a taste at a better future.
The MADE AGAIN CHALLENGE is about more than just giving a

second chance to products on their way to the landfills, it is about
tapping into converging forces, technologies and trends to change
our linear way of thinking fabrication and our wasteful reflexes.
Our industrial model has allowed some people to own in abun-

dance. But as those are reaching a peak in consumption, the whole
system is also reaching its physical limits. The model – that was
designed at a time where we had easy access to raw materials and
cheap energy – is growing old, fast.
We are evolving this linear thinking, and aiming for a more integrat-
ed and responsible approach. Sustainable materials, new recycling
processes, ubiquitous computation and connectivity, digital fabri-
cation or synthetic biology, are some of the technologies that could
help speed up the process.
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This change will not be based on competition,

it will be based on open collaboration.
This is why Space10 and the Fab City Research Laboratory joined
forces and created the MADE AGAIN CHALLENGE. In June 2016 we
are bringing together the industry, local makers, entrepreneurs and
designers to experiment a possible future of (re-)production. We
created the largest fab city prototype to date, and turned the district
of Poblenou into a 1000m2 playground, where we can access a
distributed network of facilities, machines, sustainable materials
and experts.
For the next few days we will experience a possible future of pro-
duction, at a local scale, where we can connect talents, resources
and infrastructure to think with our hands and maybe open up the
way for a new paradigm to flourish elsewhere and everywhere.
We can’t wait to take this journey with you!
Guillaume Charny-Brunet & Tomas Diez
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ORGANISERS &
CONTRIBUTORS
Organised by
Space10 is a future living lab and IKEA’s The Fab City Research Laboratory is
Concept Innovation arm. Our mission is an urban design studio that looks at
to investigate the future of urban living, small scale interventions as triggers for
detect major challenges that will impact large scale impact in cities. The Fab City
people on a global scale and explore Research Laboratory is an emergent
possible solutions. Our goal is to ulti- project that looks to development of lo-
mately create a better and more sus- cally productive and globally connected
tainable way of living in the future. cities, powered by its own citizens.
In collaboration with
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Organisers

Guillaume Tomas Diez
Charny-Brunet Director
Chief Innovation Officer
+34 692 958 102
+45 31 21 69 05 tomas@fablabbcn.org
guillaume@space10.io
Helga Jóseps Ingi Freyr

Makery Manager Coordinator
+45 22 84 93 43 +34 603 506 809

helga@space10.io ingi@fablabbcn.org
Kevin Curran Luciana Asinari

Production Manager Coordinator
+45 30 70 06 17 +34 671 661 694

kevin@space10.io luciana.asinari@iaac.net
Supported by
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MADE AGAIN
CHALLENGE
A journey with the industry, designers and
the maker community to extend the life of
products through digital fabrication and
with sustainable materials.
1 Conference 2 Base camps
3 Days of hacking 4 Teams
5 Days to re-think
and re-make 6 Unique sustainable
materials
7 Labs /
Workshops 12 Sherpas
19 Nationalities
28 Participants
100s Machines 120 Hours together
1000m2
Playground /
Fab city prototype
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PROGRAM
15th June 16th June 17th June
Wednesday Thursday Friday
WELCOME CONFERENCE & IDEATION /

KICK OFF / IAAC Green Fab Lab
08.00 Leave hotel by bus
09.00 Welcome to
The Green Fab Lab
10.30 Stack up
10.45 Leave hotel session
11.30 Made Again intro

at IAAC
13.00 Lunch at the beach 13.00 Lunch
14.30 Ideation
15.00 Challenge kick off
17.30 Break 17.30 Beers & Debrief
18.00 Made Again

conference
19.00 Rooftop dinner
& party 19.30 Dinner
Location:
Plaça Duc de 20.30 Drinks & tapas
Medinaceli, 6 Àtic. + Photoshoot 21.30 Bus back to hotel
Barcelona
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18th June 19th June 20th June
Saturday Sunday Monday
HACK / HACK / HACK /

Poblenou Poblenou Poblenou
08.30 Leave hotel 08.30 Leave hotel
09.00 Leave hotel 09.00 (re-)Making 09.00 (re-)Making

@ Fab Labs @ Fab Labs
09.30 Welcome
10.30 (re-)Making
@ Fab Labs
13.00 Lunch 13.00 Lunch 13.00 Lunch
14.00 (re-)Making
14.30 (re-)Making @ Fab Labs
@ Fab Labs 15.00 (re-)Making
@ Fab Labs
17.00 Stop making
17.30 Photo shoot
18.00 Aperitif on beach 18.00 Recharge & Refresh
19.00 Potential all night

(re-)Making
or free time
20.00 Party
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PARTICIPANTS
We need very special people for such a

challenge, and we are thrilled that the
dream team accepted the invitation.
The participants of the MADE AGAIN

CHALLENGE come with an impressive level
of experience and drive, and an amazing
variety of talents and skills.
Their usual work place ranges from large

companies, to emerging studios and startups,
universities or fab labs. The common
denominator is their visceral need to
create, make and explore.
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AMBASSADORS
Handpicked from all around the world
to bring and share their experience
and unique perspectives.
Joni Steiner (UK)

Architect, Designer and Co-Founder
Company: Opendesk
Skills: Design Thinking, Things that involve wood, CNC
Production, Product Design, Architecture
Contact: +44 77 79 63 56 90 / joni@opendesk.cc
Samuel Bernier (CAN/FR)

Industrial Designer, Product Hacker and Maker
Company: Le FabShop
Skills: Product Design, Hacking, Dancing, Cooking,
3D Printing
Contact: +33 6 78 61 88 12 / samuel@lefabshop.fr
Svend Jacob Pedersen (DK)

Designer and Co-Founder
Company: Spacon & X

Skills: Small Space Design, 3D Drawing, Woodworking
(Digital and Manual)
Contact: +45 21 81 77 78 / svend@spaconandx.com
Moritz Waldemeyer (DE/UK)

Light Designer
Company: Studio Waldemeyer

Skills: Product Design, Art Installations, Wearable Tech,
Parametric 3D Design, Custom Electronics
Contact: +44 79 41 72 65 61 / moritz@waldemeyer.com
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Prisca Vilsbøl (DK)

Designer and Researcher
Company: Vilsbøl de Arce, Manufacture Copenhagen

Skills: Product Design, Textile Manipulation, Laser Cutting,
Creative Pattern Cutting, Idea Generation, Aesthetics, UX
Contact: +45 61 33 60 43 / priscavilsbol@gmail.com
Francis Bitonti (US)

Designer
Company: Studio Bitonti

Skills: Generative Design, 3D Printing
Contact: +1 91 78 17 43 13 / francis@francisbitonti.com
James Tooze (UK)

Design Tutor, Researcher, Designer and Maker
Company: Royal College of Art (RCA), Independent Designer

Skills: Designing, Furniture Making, Asking tough questions,
Strategy, Team Leading CAD
Contact: +44 7917 787 102, james.tooze@rca.ac.uk
Gregoire Abrial (FR/US)

Industrial Designer
Company: Creme Architecture and Design

Skills: Build things, Play with wood, Reclaim stuff, Think slow,
Bake bread, Do 3D’s, Create stories, Make new with old
Contact: +1 646 932 8362 / hello@gregoire-abrial.net
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IKEA DESIGNERS
Straight from Älmhult where it all started,
and where the industry leader still creates
everything. They make for the many people
with democratic design.
Mikael Axelsson (SE)

Designer
Company: IKEA
Skills: Furniture Design, Product Design, Metalworking
Contact: +46 728 86 52 04 / mikael.axelsson2@ikea.com
Nike Karlsson (SE)

Senior Designer
Company: IKEA
Skills: Woodworking, Metalworking, Furniture Design
Contact: +46 766 19 07 96 / nike.karlsson@ikea.com
Hanna Dalrot (SE)

Product Designer
Company: IKEA
Skills: Textile, Water Colors, Handcraft
Contact: +46 701 58 28 06 / hanna.dalrot1@ikea.com
Jon Karlsson (SE)

Designer and Architect
Company: IKEA
Skills: Product Design, Architecture, Woodworking,
Metalworking, Construction
Contact: +46 766 19 02 68 / jon.karlsson@ikea.com
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Inma Bermúdez (ES)

External IKEA Product Designer
Company: Studio Inma Bermúdez

Skills: Product Design, Industrial Design
Contact: +34 6 51 19 67 85 / bermudez.inma@gmail.com
Johanna Jelinek (SE)

Designer
Company: IKEA
Skills: Function, Product Design, 3D Drawing, Graphics,
Textile, Materials
Contact: +46 723 52 77 71 / johanna.jelinek@ikea.com
Iina Vourivirta (FI)

Product Designer
Company: IKEA
Skills: Glassblowing, Ceramics, Handcrafts
Contact: +46 728 86 55 39 / iina.vuorivirta@ikea.com
Andreas Frederiksson (SE)

Designer
Company: IKEA
Skills: Furniture Design, Cabinet Making, Woodworking,
Metalworking, Curious
Contact: +46 723 52 73 71 / andreas.fredriksson@ikea.com
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LOCAL MAKERS
The crème de la crème of those who call Barcelona
“home” and make with extraordinary passion,
dedication, and curiosity.
Bernd Karlsboeck (AT)

Industrial Designer
Company: HP
Skills: Visualisation, Sketching, 3D Drawing, Concept
Development, Storyboarding
Contact: +34 6 72 18 28 49 / bernd.karlsboeck@gmail.com
Mattia Bernini (IT)

Maker
Company: Precious Plastic

Skills: Creative Thinking, UI, UX, Precious Plastic Processes,
Woodmaking, Laser Cutting, Physical Computing, Branding
Contact: +44 75 04 64 63 79 / hello@mattia.io
Zhanna Ee (KZ)
Product Design Student
College: IED Barcelona

Skills: Product Design, Model Making, Sketching,
3D modeling
Contact: +34 622 619 405 / zhannaee@gmail.com
Núria Conde (ES)

Genetic Engineer and Bio-Hacker
Company: FabLab Barcelona, UPF and DIYBioBcn

Skills: Genetic Engineering, Culturing Micro-Organisms,
Bio-Production
Contact: +34 6 50 56 21 95 / nuriacondepueyo@gmail.com
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Nada Tozija (ES)

Designer and Architect
Company: Transfodesign
Skills: Architecture, Design, Furniture Design, 3D Drawing,
CAD Drawing, Woodworking, Making, Project Management
Contact: +34 6 45 85 02 03 / nadatozija@transfodesign.info
Juan Pablo Quintero Avila (ES)

Architect, Designer and Maker
Company: MEDIO Design

Skills: Product Design, Interior Design, Furniture Design,
Woodworking, 3D CAD, CNC
Contact: +34 6 54 39 42 70 / jpquintero@mediodesign.com
Jonathan Minchin (UK)

Maker and Coordinator
Company: Fab Lab Barcelona

Skills: Product Design, 3D Drawing, CAD-CAM,
Machining, CNC Milling, Critical Thinking, Laser Cutting
Contact: +34 6 33 41 72 17 / jonminchin@gmail.com
Alejandro Rondón (ES)

Architect
Company: NODO
Skills: Architectural Design, Product Design, Constructive Details,
Woodworking, 3D Drawing, CNC, Manufacture Protocols
Contact: +34 7 27 71 22 74 / alejandrorondon8@gmail.com
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LOCAL MAKERS
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Jorge Centurión (ES)

Furniture and Object Maker
College: Betahaus
Skills: Woodworking, Metalworking, Object Design
Contact: +34 660 74 82 25 / centurionfjd@gmail.com
Matteo Guarnaccia (IT)

Product Designer

Skills: Product Design, CNC, Photography, Graphic Design
Contact: +34 626 56 09 33 / matteo.guarnaccia@hotmail.it
Joan Franc Navarro (ES)

Product Designer

Skills: 3D Modeling, Model Making, Sketching,
Conceptualizing
Contact: +34 673 79 19 19 / fncifani@hotmail.com
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“The secret of change is

to focus all your energy
on not fighting the old
but building the new”
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Do you want to find out more
about your fellow participants in
the MADE AGAIN CHALLENGE?
Check out the Space10’der app.
Based on the background informa- THE SPACE10’DER

tion you have provided we prototyped GUIDE

a special matchmaking service. Any 1. Check out a profile.
resemblance to a notorious dating app is 2. Drag the profile to the
purely intentional; however, very differ- right – towards “Defi-
ent rules of attraction apply. nitely” – if you feel
like you guys would
make a great team
Space10’der is meant for you to discover
for the challenge, or
the amazing profiles of those you will be to the left – towards
creating with during the MADE AGAIN “Interesting” – if you
CHALLENGE. Also, we will use your think there is possibly
interest in each other’s experience and a better match.
skills to build great teams. Your answers 3. Keep going!
are anonymous and will not be known by You can always edit
the other participants. your own profile.
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www.space10der.space10.io

SHERPAS
The Sherpas of Poblenou are highly regarded
as elite makers and experts in their area. Their
talents range from 3D drawing, electronics
design, interaction design and graphic design
to metalwork, mycology, textiles and much
more. They will be immeasurably valuable in
the MADE AGAIN CHALLENGE as local guides
for participants, mentors, and catalysts.
Do not think for a second that they will carry

your backpack, but they will show you the
ropes and help you summit the challenge.
SHERPAS
These local guides belong to a cast of
elite makers. They will assist and enable
the teams all along the challenge.
Guillem Camprodon (ES)

Interaction Designer
Company: Fab City Research Laboratory

Skills: Electronics Prototyping, Sketching in code,
Internet of Things
Contact: +34 6 67 08 32 13 / guillem@iaac.net
Ferran Uget (ES)

Machine Operator
Company: NODO
Skills: Digital fabrication
Contact: +34 656 940 600 / ferr.huguet@gmail.com
Martin Seymour (UK)

Product Designer

Skills: Product Design, Problem-solving,
Digital Fabrication, Analog Fabrication
Contact: +34 6 48 62 21 62 / martin@fablabbcn.org
Ariadna Scarpone (VE)

Architect
College: Atta33
Skills: Architecture Design, Urban Design
Contact: +34 6 62 05 23 07 / arscaparone@atta33.com
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Ricardo Valbuena Sherpa (MX)

Product Designer

Skills: Milling, CNC, Laser Cuting, 3D Printering, Wood-
working, Product Design, 3D Drawing, Design Thinking
Contact: +34 6 33 94 93 49 / anastasia@fablabbcn.org
Gui Seiz (PT)

Creative Director

Skills: Graphic Design, Application Design, Communication,
Advertising, Systems Thinking, Branding, Cinematography
Contact: +44 75 76 22 65 22 / gui@fablabbcn.org
Lana Awad (JO)

Architect and Designer
Company: Atta33
Skills: Laser Cutting, CNC, 3D Printing,
Molding and Casting, 3D and Parametric modeling
Contact: +34 6 35 79 60 56 / lawad@atta33.com
Ignacio García Leñero (ES)

Product Designer and Makery Manager
Company: Space10
Skills: Product Design, 3D Drawing, Woodworking, Textiles
Contact: +45 22 73 03 79 / ignacio@space10.io
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SHERPAS
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Anastasia Pistofidou (GR)

FabTextiles Founder, Tutor and Researcher

Skills: Digital Fabrication, E-Textiles, Wearables, Ideas
Hacktivist, Art Installations, Curation, Guidance
Contact: +34 6 22 14 37 83 / anastasia@fablabbcn.org
Miguel Acha (ES)

Machine Operator
Company: NODO
Skills: Interior Design, Furniture Design, CNC,
Laser Cutting, Carpentry, 3D Modelling,
Contact: +34 695 825 381 / miguelacha90@gmail.com
Angel Muñoz (ES)

Creative Coder, Electronic Developer, Maker, Artist
Company: IAAC
Skills: Creative Coding, Electronics Development,
Teaching, Project Management
Contact: +34 6 87 01 08 80 / chopsuey5000@gmail.com
Cristian Rizzuti (IT)

Multimedia Designer

Skills: Mutimedia Design, Light, Sound, E-Textiles,
Laser Cutting
Contact: +34 6 54 94 45 37 / cristian.rizzuti@gmail.com
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Ronald Postma (NL)

Web Designer and Entrepreneur
Company: Mamotok
Skills: Imagining, 3D Modeling, CNC, (Hand)crafting,
Mushrooms
Contact: +34 6 53 58 41 19 / ronald@mamotok.org
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FAB CITY
– A 1000m2
PROTOTYPE
PLAYGROUND
The MADE AGAIN CHALLENGE is setting camp in Poblenou

(new town) – an exclusive life-sized fab city experiment!
Designed as a 1000m2 playground, this distributed network of

fab labs, spaces, machines and people will be our home for a
week of making, living, and re-thinking.
Poblenou is an old industrial neighbourhood in Barcelona

where many factories used to thrive decades ago. Today, after
going through somewhat of a rough patch, the whole district
is regenarating and reinventing local production for modern
ages. It is the home of many makers, creatives and of Fab Lab
Barcelona at IAAC, the headquarters of the international Fab
Lab network and the Fab City project.
We are not just running a workshop in Poblenou, we are

prototyping a one square kilometre Fab City. And for the next
few days we get to experience and get of taste of the largest
existing experimentation of a new urban model designed for a
better future.
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PUJADES
ÁVILA
DR. TRUETA
PALLARS
RAMÓN TURRO
ALMOGÁVERS
LULL
TÁNKO
BOLÍVIA
MARINA
MARINA
JOAN MIRÓ
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ROSA SENSAT
BOGATELL
MADE AGAIN
PAMPLONA
ÁLABA
GLORIES
ÁVILA
1
BADAJOZ
GRANADA
LLACUNA
ROC BORONAT
POBLENOU
LABS / workshops
Fab Lab BCN - C/ Pujades 102
Atta33 - C/ de Tànger, 35
NODO - C/ d'Àlaba, 102
Medio Design - C/ Pallars, 85
1 TansfoLAB BCN - C/ Ciutat de Granada 71,
Metal workshop
Tresdenou - 3D Shop - C/ Pujades, 184

LLACUNA
2
LLACUNA P/NOU
Other
Metro line
Design HUB Barcelona
Ferreteria (Hardware store)
Mercadona - Supermarket
LLACUNA
GRANADA
ROC BORONAT
POBLENOU
100 M
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TRANSPORTATION
How to get around Barcelona
You will receive a T-10 card to use on Metro Pass T-10

public transport in Barcelona.

HOW IT WORKS?
T10 is a multi-person
travel card valid for 10
journeys in zones 1-6.
We will only be moving
inside zone 1.
Passengers have 75
minutes between the
first and last valida-
tion to change lines
or mode of transport
(Bus, FGC, Tram).
ROUTE PLANNER
Go to maps.tmb.cat/
en/vullanar and click
the “Going to” tab. Put
in your starting and
destination points and
the route planner will
HOTEL
show you the nearest
stations and recom-
POBLENOU mended lines.
METRO FROM THE

HOTEL TO POBLENOU
You can take the metro
On June 17, we provide busses to bring from the Urgell station
people to the Green Fab Lab and back. to the Marina station
using the red line. See
map to the left.
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BARCELONA METRO MAP
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GOOD PLACES
TO KNOW
The most important adresses for your stay
HOTEL MARKET
Address:
Hotel Market,
Comte Borrell 68
08015 Barcelona
Tel +34 9 33 25 12 05
TEXTILE LAB / BIO LAB - IAAC
The Institute for Advanced Architecture of

Catalonia (IAAC) is an international centre
for education, fabrication and research dedi-
cated to the development of architecture ca-
pable of meeting the worldwide challenges
in constructing 21st century habitability. The
Made Again Textile and Bio Lab is located
on the premises of Fab Textiles at IAAC. The
lab researches open-source fashion pro-
duction for a global innovation ecosystem
and specializes in the application of digital
fabrication to textiles and new materials.
IAAC WIFI :
Address: Carrer de Pujades 102, 08005 IAAC-WIFI: enteriaac2013
Barcelona FAB-WIFI: barcelona2007
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THE GREEN FAB LAB
The Green Fab Lab works towards the creation of a self

sufficient habitat and research centre at Can Valldaura.
Located in the Collserola Natural Park, in the heart of the
metropolitan area of Barcelona, it has laboratories for
the production of energy, food and things, and develops
projects and academic programmes in association with
leading research centres around the world.
Address: Ctra. BV-1415, 08290 Cerdanyola del Vallès

NODO
NODO Architecture, Design and Fabrication is a young

team dedicated to the development of architectural pro-
jects as well as interior and product design. The team par-
ticipates in all stages of the project, from concept, creation
and design to manufacturing and finishing. The team also
consults architects and designers about digital fabrication
in order to bring together innovative solutions to formally
complex projects. NODO is working under the roof of the
fabrication laboratory owned by Manuel Esteves.
NODO WIFI:
Address: Carrer d’Àlaba, 102, 08005 Barcelona Carpenderiapoblenou:
9DA501692E
ATTA33
Atta33 is a collaborative workspace with digital and tradition-

al fabrication tools, classes, events and consulting services.
Atta 33’s mission is to foster personal fulfillment, innovation,
and economic development enabled by Atta 33’s digital
design and fabrication technologies and services. The 400
square meter floor space provides a variety of adaptable
working environments to host the development, realization
and production of ideas and projects. Currently, Atta33 fos-
ters approximately 15 co-workers within its thriving colony
and has consistently pushed itself to the forefront of innova-
ATTA33 WIFI:
tion and research through the variety of projects developed,
attawifi: cudgg4yqaz6n
from toy design to guitar customization to fashion.
Address: Carrer de Tànger, 33, 08018 Barcelona
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MACHINES
AND DIGITAL
FABRICATION
Poblenou, our experimental 1000m2 Fab City prototype, is
organized as a distributed network of fab labs, workspaces,
machines and highly skilled people. We have there all the ingre-
dients we need to (re-)make almost anything.
At our disposal is an extraordinary variety of both traditional

tools and digital fabrication machines. All of them are connect-
ed and accessible in this network. During the MADE AGAIN
CHALLENGE we will get to know those machines and tech-
nics, use them, and make the best of them with the help of our
sherpas. They will show us and guide us during the (re-)making
process.
We’ll have access to various types of:

• Extrusion and resin 3D printers
• Axis CNC milling machines
• Laser cutters/engravers
• A plastic recycling station
(shredder, oven and pressure machine)
• Electronic lab, including conductive materials and boards
(Arduino WiFi / fade candy / bare conductive), sensors,
LED’s and RFID system
• Textile lab, including embroidery, overlock and normal sewing
• machines as well as a dye sublimation transfer printer
• Vacuum and hydraulic pressure machines
• Traditional tools
Sliding table saw, vertical panel saw, drill press, chop saw, jigsaw,
grinder, circular saw, cordless drills, handheld sanding machines,
chisels, nails/screws/bolts, clamps, screwdrivers, hammers, tape
measures, putty knife, caulking gun, sandpaper, pliers, paint gun,
drill bits
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MATERIALS
We aspire to a future of fabrication where
products are made to be made again, and
where a distributed network can be fueled
with sustainable energy and materials. Re-
searchers, start-ups, and large companies
worldwide are already working on how to
power the change and enable the shift.
We have gathered a small selection of a new

materials for you to explore and experiment
with during the MADE AGAIN CHALLENGE.
Those are visionary materials – recycled,
grown or made responsibly – each carrying an
inspiring story. Some materials are produced
locally, some come from other parts of the
world, but all can be used right here in Poble-
nou to make or remake our everyday objects.
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Smile Plastics
Smile Plastics make specialist, handmade, decorative panels from

recycled plastics. Each panel is unique, made from a range of waste
plastics sources and arranged by hand onto the frame. In addition
to their classics panel range, they also offer a tailored service,
creating bespoke panels as well as providing waste management
consultancy and solutions.
The business was established over 20 years ago, launching with a

range of sheets made from old plastic bottles containing shampoo,
detergent or milk. Since then, Smile Plastics have created a broad
selection of boards, ranging from mobile phones and wellington
boots to confiscated CD’s.
Learn more at www.smile-plastics.com
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MATERIALS
Solidwool
Solidwool is a strong and unique composite material that introduc-

es a new way of working with wool. It is similar to fibreglass, but
uses wool as the reinforcement instead of glass, and bio-resins as
the binder. Therefore, it functions as an alternative to both injection
moulded plastics and fibreglass.

Solidwool’s manufacturing methods are designed to have the
lowest environmental impact possible and uses resources currently
available. Solidwool aims to manufacture the most natural and high-
est quality wool composite material, with the lowest environmental
impact, and wants to be considered as a sustainable alternative to
today’s petrochemical-based structural reinforced plastics.
Learn more at www.solidwool.com
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ECOALF
Creating the first generation of recycled products with the same

quality, design and techcnical properties as the best non-recy-
cled products. That way we show that there is no need to use our
world’s natural resources in a careless way.
Tras(h)umanity isn’t a utopian term. It is an awareness of trash. We

are looking for a new generation of conscious consumers who are
not willing to reject their aesthetic values.
They create objects that make your life more enjoyable without
damaging our relationship with nature. And we do it by erasing part
of the ecological footprint that is fouling the world.
ECOALF wants to share with you its passion for beautiful, useful
products that clean up the planet. Help us take the concept of trash
into the future.
Learn more at www.ecoalf.com
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MATERIALS
Piñatex™
Piñatex™ is an innovative, natural and sustainable non-woven

textile, that is made from pineapple leaves fibres and developed by
Ananas Anam. Piñatex™ has evolved from seven years of research
and development with the intention to create a natural textile from
waste plant fibres.

Piñatex™ harnesses advanced technologies in order to create a
totally sustainable high performance natural textile. The original
development leading to Piñatex™ was carried out in the Philippines,
and Ananas Anam is now finalizing the material and undertaking
continued R&D in the UK and Spain.
Learn more at www.ananas-anam.com/pinatex
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Precious Plastic
A lot of things we have are made from plastic. The synthetic mate-
rial is used everywhere, but it also ends up everywhere – mostly in
landfills. Of all the plastic thrown away, we recycle just ten percent.
Now Dutch designer Dave Hakkens is on a mission to boost that
number, by letting people in every corner of the world know they
can start their own local little plastic recycling workshop.
Using basic tools and materials, he has developed a series of DIY

machines that enable everyone to work with plastic waste. Ma-
chines include a plastic shredder, extruder, injection moulder and
rotational moulder, which are all based on industrial machines but
modified to be less complex and more flexible.
The machines are made with basic tooling and materials that should
be easily available, wherever you live. They are made of different
components that can be repaired, replaced or customized.
Learn more at www.preciousplastic.com
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MATERIALS
TerraCycle
TerraCycle is Eliminating the Idea of Waste® by recycling the

“non-recyclable.” Whether it’s coffee capsules from your home,
pens from a school or plastic gloves from a manufacturing facility,
TerraCycle can collect and recycle almost any form of waste.

We partner with individual collectors such as yourself, as well as
major consumer product companies, retailers, manufacturers,
municipalities, and small businesses across 20 different countries.
With your help, we are able to divert millions of pounds of waste
from landfills and incinerators each month.
Learn more at www.terracycle.dk
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Bioplastics
Bioplastics are plastics derived from renewable biomass sources,

such as vegetable fats and oils, corn starch or microbiota. Bioplas-
tics can be made from agricultural byproducts and also from used
plastic bottles and other containers using microorganisms. Bioplas-
tics are often used for disposable items, such as cutlery, pots, bowls
and straws, as well as for bags, trays, packaging and bottling.
Bioplastics are also used in non-disposable applications including

mobile phone casings, carpet fibers, insulation car interiors, fuel
lines and plastic piping. Furthermore, new electroactive bioplastics
are being developed that can be used to carry electric current. In
these areas, the goal is not biodegradability but to create items from
sustainable resources.
The bioplastics we will be using are based on an open source reci-

pe of water, vinegar, glycerin and cornstarch and are developed by
The Materiability Research Network.
Learn more here: www.materiability.com
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MATERIALS
New Filaments
Today there is a big variety of new types of filaments being produced

in the world. They are produced to be more sustainable in produc-
tion and usage, and/or to offer new material qualities that might be
useful for future 3D printing and new usage of 3D printed objects.

The new filaments we have for you to experiment with are:
Algae filament
Magnetic filament
Wood filament
Conductive filament
Recycled plastic filaments
Lay-Brick
Glow-In-The-Dark
FilaFlex
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Mushroom Dye
Mushrooms can be used to create natural color dyes via color-

extraction with a solvent. Some of the vivid colors we see in mush-
rooms are extractable in water and can be used to permanently
dye protein fibers like wool and silk. They can also be applied to a
surface as paint. Others need stronger solvents, often ammonia.
The shingled hedgehog mushroom and related species contain

blue-green pigments, which are used for dyeing wool in Norway.
The fruiting body of Hydnellum peckii can be used to produce a
beige color when no mordant is used, and shades of blue or green
depending on the mordant added. Phaeolus schweinitzii produces
green, yellow, gold or brown colors, depending on the material dyed
and the mordant used.
Learn more at www.mycopigments.com
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BioCouture
BioCouture is pioneering a biodesign and manufacture future for

fashion, sportswear and luxury brands. Founded by Suzanne Lee in
2003, the BioCouture atelier has explored the use of living cultures
of microorganisms (yeast and bacteria) to grow biomaterials like
cellulose into sustainable, compostable clothing. BioCouture has

recently evolved into a consultancy, building partnerships with
emerging biomaterial producers to speculate and shape the future
of grown consumer products.
Learn more at www.biocouture.co.uk
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IAAC
16TH JUNE
18.00 - 20.30
52
June 6pm to
8:30pm
16th at IAAC
A journey towards a more
circular economy through digital
and distributed production.
Space10 and the Fab City Research Laboratory are launching a challenge for our
designers and makers to reflect and act on how and why we make things. And as
we feel such conversation deserves to be inclusive we’d like to invite you to join us
at the Made Again Conference.
The Made Again Conference is a series of short talks and big ideas, around design,
digital fabrication, new materials, open source, distributed production, circular
economy and more. We’ve gathered some of the brightest minds and best talents
to share their stories and points of view.
The Made Again project Open Making

Guillaume Charny-Brunet Joni Steiner
Space 10 - www.space10.io Open Desk - www.opendesk.cc
3d printing is changing
Introduction to the Fab City the way we think about form
Tomas Diez, Fab City Research Laboratory Francis Bitonti
IAAC - www.fab.city
Francis Bitonti Studio - www.francisbitonti.com
The rise of the Designer-Maker Parsimony, production

and bio materials
Samuel Bernier
le FabShop - www.behance.net/samuelbernier Prisca Visbol
Vilsbol de Arce - www.priscavilsbol.com
Design decision making democratic design

James Tooze Hanna Dalrot and Mikael Axelsson
RCA - www.jamestooze.com IKEA Design
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The Made Again
Project
By Guillaume Charny-Brunet
The MADE AGAIN project is a journey

where makers and industry together
extend the life of objects – on their way to
the landfills – through digital manufacturing
and with sustainable material. Guillaume
Charny-Brunet
Chief Innovation Officer,
It is a moment and an excuse for two giant
Space10
creative forces to think with their hands
about why and how we make things in the Tel +45 31 21 69 05
guillaume@space10.io
future. space10.io
Your thoughts ...
54
CONFERENCE SPEAKERS
Introduction
To The Fab City
By Tomas Diez

A Fab City is a new urban model for locally pro-
ductive and globally connected self-sufficient
cities: Citizens are empowered to be masters of
their own destiny, their resilience is increased
and a more ecological system is developed Tomas Diez
because movement of materials and energy Director,
Fab Lab Barcelona
consumption is drastically reduced. Infrastruc-
ture for local production of energy, food and Tel +34 692 958 102
goods are articulated and connected within a tomas@fablabbcn.org
fablabbcn.org
Fab City to bring technology closer to citizens,
and to reduce the impact of living in this planet.
Your thoughts ...
55
The Rise Of The
Designer-Maker
By Samuel Bernier
In a world where you can buy anything you

want with a few clicks and have delivered
on your doorstep on the next day, what is
the place left for DIY?
Samuel Bernier
Industrial Designer,
Product Hacker and
Maker
+33 6 78 61 88 12
samuel@lefabshop.fr
behance.net/
samuelbernier
Your thoughts ...
56
CONFERENCE SPEAKERS
Design
Decision Making
By James Tooze

Design ideas are concerned with what
can be imagined and design decisions are
anchored by what needs to be fulfilled. In
setting the overarching goals, business
leaders don’t limit the ideas their staff have James Tooze
but they do shape what gets decided. In Design Tutor, Researcher,
Designer and Maker at
preserving the world’s resources and habi-
Royal College of Art (RCA)
tats the goals that shape decisions matter.
Tel +44 (0) 7917 787 102
james.tooze@rca.ac.uk
www.rca.ac.uk
Your thoughts ...
57
Open Making:
Towards A Circular
Means Of Production
By Joni Steiner
The 20th century model of mass produc-

tion and mass logistics is giving way to
increasingly local, social and people-centric
supply chains. We would like to share how
Opendesk is building on these values – lev- Joni Steiner
eraging digital fabrication through an open Architect, Designer
business model and independent regional and Co-Founder at
Opendesk
suppliers to make furniture that has a chain
of provenance and is produced on-demand +44 77 79 63 56 90
joni@opendesk.cc
globally, via a network of local makers. opendesk.cc
Your thoughts ...
58
CONFERENCE SPEAKERS
3D Printing Is
Changing The Way
We Think About Form
By Francis Bitonti

Additive Manufacturing offers designers
and engineers new opportunities to think
about morphogenesis as a holistic tool for
bridging engineering, aesthetic and mar-
keting data. In this lecture we will discuss Francis Bitonti
our data driven design methodology and President and Founding
Director (Francis Bitonti
how we use geometric algorithms to create
Studio Inc.)
a new role for the designer within the prod-
uct development process. francis@francisbitonti.com
francisbitonti.com
Your thoughts ...
59
Parsimony,
Production And
Bio Materials
By Prisca Vilsbøl
Good design finds harmony between

beauty and efficiency, pleasure for the user
and economic growth for the designer.
This talk is about learning from nature’s
own approach to production processes, Prisca Vilsbøl
and how sustainability is not a limitation, Vilsbøl de Arce,
Manufacture Copenhagen
but a paramount to beauty and efficiency.
Tel +45 61 33 60 43
priscavilsbol@gmail.com
priscavilsbol.com
Your thoughts ...
60
CONFERENCE SPEAKERS
Democratic
Design
By Mikael and Hanna

This lecture is about IKEA’s design phi-
losophy ‘Democratic Design’. Mikael and
Hanna will talk about how they, as in-
house designers, work at IKEA and what
the design process looks like at IKEA, from
brief to finished product.
Hanna Dalrot and

Mikael Axelsson
IKEA Design
Your thoughts ...
61
21ST JUNE
IN(3D)USTRY
ABOUT IN(3D)USTRY PARTICIPANTS:
Advanced Manufacturing Technologies are disrupt- Mattia Bernini
ing the way we live, work and play. The global mak- (Precious Plastic)
er movement is transforming business and industry Mikael Axelsson
in unprecedented ways. Maker Pro at In3dustry and Hanna Dalrot
brings together advanced manufacturing industry (IKEA Design)
leaders with young creators and pioneers who are Tomas Diez
transforming the way products are conceived and (Fab City
Research Lab)
made. From the 21st to the 23rd of June, business
as usual meets cutting edge makers in a one of a Guillaume
Charny-Brunet
kind event at Fira Barcelona at IN(3D)USTRY From
(Space10)
Needs to Solutions. Three days of exhibitions,
Paul Sohi
workshops, talks, panels and exchange of knowl-
(Autodesk)
edge around the future of production, featuring
Prisca Vilsbøl
the world lead applications and its implications in
(Manufacture
society, economy and culture. Copenhagen)
The MADE AGAIN in the Fab City panel - Maker Pro at

In(3D)ustry is curated
June 21st 3:30pm on the main stage by Tomas Diez, in
Curated by Space10 and the Fab City Research collaboration with
Laboratory. The MADE AGAIN CHALLENGE is a Mariona Ciller (Soko
Lab), Aldo Solazzo
5 day experiment in a 1000m2 Fab City prototype
(Noumena) and
in Poblenou, which brings together designers, Chirag Rangholia
makers, urbanists, and creators to re-think a (Noumena)
future of manufacturing and shape the cities of the
future. We will be discussing the outcome of this
exploration, how we can unlock now the potential
of a more circular economy through collaboration,
recycling, new materials and digital fabrication.
For further reading of the impact of advanced

manufacturing in cities, culture and society:
www.fab.city/whitepaper.pdf
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PROGRAM
21st June
Tuesday
SHOW / IN(3D)USTRY
09.30 Breakfast
10.30 Interview with participants and organizers

12.30 Lunch
15.30 Panel at IN(3D)DUSTRY
17.00 Departure or free time
20.00 Dinner and party
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BARCELONA

16TH - 20TH JUNE

Thank you all for joining us at the MADE AGAIN CHALLENGE.

It is a true privilege to have here such a great variety of talents and

Human beings have made since we were able to think,

The MADE AGAIN CHALLENGE is about more than just giving a

Our industrial model has allowed some people to own in abun-

MADE AGAIN BARCELONA – JUNE 16TH - 20TH 2016

We can’t wait to take this journey with you!

Guillaume Charny-Brunet & Tomas Diez

MADE AGAIN BARCELONA – JUNE 16TH - 20TH 2016

Helga Jóseps Ingi Freyr

+45 22 84 93 43 +34 603 506 809

Kevin Curran Luciana Asinari

+45 30 70 06 17 +34 671 661 694

MADE AGAIN BARCELONA – JUNE 16TH - 20TH 2016

1 Conference 2 Base camps

3 Days of hacking 4 Teams

100s Machines 120 Hours together

WELCOME CONFERENCE & IDEATION /

08.00 Leave hotel by bus

11.30 Made Again intro

13.00 Lunch at the beach 13.00 Lunch

17.30 Break 17.30 Beers & Debrief

18.00 Made Again

HACK / HACK / HACK /

08.30 Leave hotel 08.30 Leave hotel

09.00 Leave hotel 09.00 (re-)Making 09.00 (re-)Making

13.00 Lunch 13.00 Lunch 13.00 Lunch

17.00 Stop making

17.30 Photo shoot

18.00 Aperitif on beach 18.00 Recharge & Refresh

19.00 Potential all night

We need very special people for such a

The participants of the MADE AGAIN

Their usual work place ranges from large

Joni Steiner (UK)

Architect, Designer and Co-Founder

Samuel Bernier (CAN/FR)

Svend Jacob Pedersen (DK)

Company: Spacon & X

Moritz Waldemeyer (DE/UK)

Company: Studio Waldemeyer

MADE AGAIN BARCELONA – JUNE 16TH - 20TH 2016

Company: Vilsbøl de Arce, Manufacture Copenhagen

Francis Bitonti (US)

Company: Studio Bitonti

James Tooze (UK)

Company: Royal College of Art (RCA), Independent Designer

Gregoire Abrial (FR/US)

Company: Creme Architecture and Design

Mikael Axelsson (SE)

Nike Karlsson (SE)

Hanna Dalrot (SE)

Jon Karlsson (SE)

MADE AGAIN BARCELONA – JUNE 16TH - 20TH 2016

Company: Studio Inma Bermúdez

Johanna Jelinek (SE)

Iina Vourivirta (FI)

Andreas Frederiksson (SE)

Bernd Karlsboeck (AT)

Mattia Bernini (IT)

Company: Precious Plastic