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Kapsul by Meadow

Plastic pollution in personal care containers >
Intelligent Garden

London’s Chelsea Flower Show hosts the Intelligent Garden – an installation merging AI with the local ecosystem. >
A Week at the Knees

A public art installation by Alex Chinneck >
Loopy Loom

Award-winning design concept wins the Design Museum’s challenge set by Rodrigo García González and Karlijn Sibbel >
Cosmic Playground

Dr. Nelly Ben Hayoun-Stépanian's Piccadilly Un:Plugged >
Aperture

Rethinking Smartphone Use >
Stadium District

Foster + Partners unveils designs for the Stadium District at Manchester United >
Wild fire early detection

Pyri, a low-cost early warning system for wild fires. >
A Capsule in Time

A Capsule in Time by Marina Tabassum >
Apeel

Studio Arp transforms discarded orange peels into a leather-like material >
AI.Mogen

Heap’s work with AI has led to the creation of Mogen >
Sister Mono

Pentagram has designed the visual identity for "Sister," >
Vertical Meadows

Transforming construction sites into biodiverse green spaces >
Landmark Mural

Dr Esther Mahlangu’s first public artwork in the UK >
South African Artists featured at Frieze 2024

Artists Zanele Muholi and Zizipho Poswa feature amongst 22 international artists >
Designers' Pledge at London Design Festival

A collective commitment to responsible design practices >
'Monadic Singularity’

Iconic artist, Anish Kapoor debuts at Liverpool Cathedral with a showcase of his work from the past 25 years >
The Colour of London

Domenic Lippa and LDF unveil the festival’s visual identity for 2024 >
DeepMind

Dada Projects and Google DeepMind visualize the Intersection of AI and sustainability >
Second skin

A conceptual garment provides an alternative form of sun protection. >
Built to win

The winners of the RIBA International Awards for Excellence 2024 have been announced. >
Get the picture

Zanele Muholi’s expansive photographic career on display in a new exhibition. >
Star quality

The 23rd Serpentine Pavilion opened to the public on 7 June 2024. >
State of the world

Artworks in Dutch wax consider the colonial legacies of Europe and Africa. >

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