The latest Annotations editorial features Linde Freya Tangelder, designer and founder of Destroyers/Builders, who approaches design as an ongoing negotiation between fragility and structure, uncertainty and resolve. Her practice is grounded in the language of materials—how they behave, connect, and retain traces of transformation. Through limited-edition objects and collaborations, she sustains a distinct voice, balancing instinctive experimentation with architectural reasoning. Rather than focusing on individual projects, we discuss the rhythms behind them, the emotional and material undercurrents. ⁠ ⁠ @anoemelliou: You seem interested in states of being, and their transitions—like you said, liquid or solid, something that is joining, something coming together, and the tension that it creates. Does that reflect something personal to you?⁠ ⁠ @lindefreya_tangelder: I'm fascinated by materials and how they behave. What drives the design process is the interplay between structure and material. I'm inspired by architectural systems, and structural logic. That's often the starting point: how different elements meet or balance. From there, at an architectural level, I begin sketching, and those ideas naturally reappear through joinery, connections, or in how a material behaves—whether rigid or fluid, strict or amorphous.⁠ ⁠ Read the complete conversation on industrialkonzept.com⁠ ⁠ Design Series by @lindefreya_tangelder⁠ Photography by ⁠@elinewillaert⁠ Portrait by @alexanderpopelier⁠ ⁠ #industrial