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Tomorrow is shaped by the students of today. Tea drop, a project about sustainable water usage received the first Kazerne Design Award. African-born Shaakira Jassat was one of the 10 nominees all of whom recently graduated at DAE and are now on show at Kazerne.
Tea drop, a project about sustainable water usage was rewarded with the first Kazerne Design Award on September 3rd. African-born Shaakira Jassat received 5.000 euro for a project that contributes in a layered way to the awareness of Western water waste.
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