Jerusalem

Backpack-cum-tent designed for urban camping

Melina is a portable tent designed to inspire nomadic city living. >
These classrooms are designed to help children with ADHD focus

Israeli architect Lior Ben-Sheetrit designed an innovative classroom to assist children with ADHD to focus and learn better. >
Cervix “selfies” could improve women’s health care in remote regions

Israel-based MobileODT is leveraging the power of mobile phones and selfies to improve cervical cancer screening among women in high-risk, low-income areas. >
Israeli student designs medieval-style chainmail for urban wearers

Bezalel Academy graduate Nitzan Kish is using 3D printing to make clothes that protect women from sexual assault in urban centres. >
CUT by Dar Laor is a visual response to the myths of gender normality

"CUT", a quirky animation by Dar Laor, is a contemporary take on the myths that surround what is normal and natural in the realms of gender and identity. >
An ancient African culinary ceremony in the modern kitchen

Dana Douiev has designed a new collection of cooking utensils specifically for making injera, the flat bread that forms a staple in the Ethiopian diet. >
“The shower at the end of the day" by Studio Poink

This 50s-inspired animation is a zany homage to the place where all the best ideas are born. >
Cave lights

Daan Roosegaarde's latest interactive installation, "Lotus Dome" used human movement to light up a cave in Jerusalem. >
G.D.I.B by Oded Ezer

Is bad design good or is good design bad? What is really good? Or is it all just really bad? Oded Ezer plays with this question in this short animation. >
The Note by Oded Ezer

Would you like to know what good design is, according to Oded Ezer? Even if it meant he had to kill you? >

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