Benjamin Onno Dikmans is a social and spatial designer working on practical solutions for a nature-inclusive society. He doesn’t believe in awareness alone, so he designs sustainable steps that people can take themselves. His aim is to create a world in which humans no longer dominate nature, but form part of a larger whole. Rewild Farming is a collaboration with designer Bram Vos and will be developed over the coming years into a growing international community.



How do you enable people to grow their own food – locally, sustainably, and at unexpected places? The Starter Kit by Rewild Farming makes small-scale food initiatives possible, anywhere. Built from discarded shipping containers, the kit contains everything needed to start straight away: water, energy, storage, workspace, a kitchen and tools.
The first Starter Kit is located on a squatted industrial site on the Fuutlaan in Eindhoven, the Netherlands. Here, a local community is breathing new life into a piece of wasteland, as a place for nature restoration and sustainable food growing. Through a digital platform, several local initiatives collaborate and share knowledge and experience.
In collaboration with Bram de Vos Studio
Thanks: Aeres Hoogeschoolen - MA Food Systems Innovation, Alpac, Bouwmaat, Citric Labs, Design Academy Eindhoven, Design Forum (Kunstloc Brabant), Design Museum Den Bosch, Dominoclamps, Driving Dutch Design, Dutch Design Foundation, Forbo, Gasveerwinkel.nl, Nederlandse Spoorwegen, Nieuw Zwanenburg, Rotom, Tubeclamps, Tuincentrum Soontiens, Van Happen Containers
