June 2016 Archive

Swedish company Hövding kickstarts movement that encourages London’s mayor to “give a beep” about cyclists’ safety. >

Designer Ammar Kalo discovers an unconventional use for discarded scraps of fabric. >

Nairobi concept store Ichyulu teams up with local photographers and style bloggers to celebrate the city’s growing fashion scene. >

Snedker Studio’s Marbelous Wood series transforms pine wood into ripple-effect artwork. >

Scientists have created a material that is able to bring motion to otherwise motionless products. >

Photographer Julien Mauve investigates the twilight with only one source of light. >

Serbian design firm Salt & Water have conceptualised a floating community hub that teaches green living. >

Speaking at the What Design Can Do conference, filmmaker Michael Uwemedimo tells us about CMAP’s multimedia approach to community upliftment. >

As we move toward sustainable living and renewable energy, innovators are tapping into algae’s hidden potential. >

In Issue 3 of Do The Green Thing, Naresh Ramchandani tells us why it's time for festivals like Glastonbury to go meat free. >

Built using over 17 000 pieces of aluminium, the Hive is fitted with LED lights and sound to replicate the buzzing, tooting and quacking communication cues used >