21 November 2024 saw a first showing of the work the team is doing on Roger De Winter's oeuvre. The 150 places were full just 36h after registrations opened.

A prototype of the RDW01 was shown for the first time.

Here we see heritage architect and professor emeritus at the Department of Architecture Sint-Lucas Brussels and Ghent, Jos Vandenbreeden, sharing his vision with the public in a familiar way.

Also supporting the initiative were the following collaborators:

• Chris Verhaegen (last collaborating architect of RDW)
• Lucas Vanclooster (former VRT journalist, co-author of the book (Conaerts, Geert & Vanclooster, Lucas. Vilvoorde. Sample Map of Modern Architecture. Peeters Publishers, 2010)
• Dries Deleenheer (lawyer, twice client of RDW, communication plan)
• Wim Robberechts (well-known aerial cinematographer and here as top architecture photographer)
• Raïssa Verhaeghe (lawyer, fashion entrepreneur and owner of home Spruyt (1954))
• Ymke Smets (graphic designer and owner of property De Lodder (1956))
• Sonia Rutgers/De Winter (daughter of RDW and auction watcher)
• Paul De Winter (son of RDW, linchpin project)