United Kingdom | Design Indaba

Patrick Thomas’s revolutionary artworks reflect the zeitgeist

The graphic artist is set to speak at Design Indaba 2020. >
Playing with their food | Honey and Bunny’s deconstructive performance

Honey and Bunny productions set to speak at Design Indaba 2020. >
honey & bunny productions

sustainable food design

sonja stummerer & martin hablesreiter >
Natsai Audrey Chieza is pioneering new models for design and technology that are driven by ecological thinking

The biodesigner will be speaking at Design Indaba 2020. >
Natsai Audrey Chieza

Biodesigner

Founder and Director of Faber Futures, an award-winning multidisciplinary design agency operating at the intersection of nature, technology, and society. >
6 clever design solutions for pressing healthcare issues

We highlight some of the design solutions aimed at healthcare sector. >
Patrick Thomas

Artist • Graphic Designer

Graphic artist >
Jack Newbury has designed an inclusive sexual education kit

The design student says this new kit and curriculum, a first for the UK, is inclusive of the LGBTQ+ community and other types of sexual practices. >
Nassia Inglessis

Architect • Artist • Engineer

Nassia Inglessis is a greek designer, artist and engineer. >
Hanif Kara

Engineer

Hanif Kara is a structural engineer, Design Director of AKT II as well as Professor in Practice at Harvard GSD. >
5 surprisingly sustainable fashion fabrics

It's not just organic cotton and hemp on the sustainable fabrics line up. Here are five of the most curious eco-friendly textiles. >
Material World is a film that gives form to the sustainable fashion debate

This short invites you to question the stories and ethics behind your clothing. >
Design Milk

Design Milk is a modern design blog featuring what's new in architecture, interior design, furniture, home decor, art, fashion, and tech. >
A fresh perspective on the traditional practices of sustainability

How can a chair and a shoebox contribute to a more ecologically sustainable future? >
Social housing project wins Britain's most prestigious architecture award

The purpose of the Goldsmith housing project was to present a new model of high-quality low-income houses. >
Lauren Bowker is making the world a little more colourful

The designer and innovator believes in pushing the limits of science, textiles and the natural world. >
Biodesign, tech and the future of sustainable fashion

We look at some of the designers working at the intersection of technology, biology and fashion to make more sustainable garments. >
BioSolar Leaf is cleaning the air and putting food on the table

Experimenting with alternative ways to grow food, Arborea is tackling climate change one BioSolar Leaf at a time. >
The DisOrdinary Architecture Project is creating inclusive urban spaces

“People are only disabled when they are confronted with a barrier. If those barriers are removed, the disability ceases to exist.” >
Typeface as a tool for empowerment, with Bruno Maag

“We, as graphic designers, should strive to make sure that information processing can be done easily for everyone.” >
Natsai Audrey Chieza on working with nature to help solve fashion's waste problem

She talks about projects that include dyeing clothes using bacteria, developing a residency programme and her love for Solange, Mafikizolo and Bjork. >
London street gets the Yinka Ilori happy treatment

Happy Streets is the product designer's first public project. >
Combining fungi and willow to create functional furniture

Sebastian Cox and Ninela Ivanova’s collaboration investigates the potential of mushrooms as a raw material. >
Designer Sanne Visser explores the potential of human hair as a raw material

Her project The New Age of Trichology turns discarded hair into beautiful products. >

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