BINUS University’s School of Design – New Media and Interior Design major, in collaboration with The World’s Delegates Club, successfully hosted the event “Designing a Sustainable Future”, bringing together students, academics, and industry experts to explore the future of sustainable packaging design.

The event aimed to highlight how design thinking, when paired with environmental responsibility, can drive innovation in the eco-friendly packaging industry. It also provided a valuable platform for students to engage with real-world sustainability practices and rethink how packaging can be both functional and environmentally conscious.

Industry Highlights

Two leading organizations in sustainable packaging shared their expertise:

  • Rendy Aditya Wachid, from Parongpong introduced their locally made, biodegradable packaging solutions, focusing on zero-waste systems and community-based production models that support both people and the planet.
  • Dewi Woro D, from Kanepackage Indonesia, part of the Kanepackage Group from Japan, showcased their commitment to recyclable packaging materials and lean, sustainable production methods. Their presentation demonstrated how high-performance design can align with environmental goals.

Empowering the Next Generation of Designers

This event reinforced the importance of cross-disciplinary collaboration in solving global challenges. By integrating sustainability into design education, BINUS University is preparing students to become future-ready professionals who are not only creative but also environmentally conscious.

“Designing a Sustainable Future” marks an important step in bridging academic knowledge with industry practice, especially in fields where design and sustainability intersect. With events like this, BINUS School of Design continues to shaping innovative, responsible designers for a better tomorrow.