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    Founded in 2003, the multi-disciplinary art and design practice have found remarkable outlets for their social interventions. >
  • Brighton Festival calls on Brian Eno
    Iconic culture figure and 1970s glam rocker, Brian Eno has been appointed as guest artistic director for next year’s Brighton Festival. >
  • A stool for every occasion
    Along with his new shop, Tom Dixon launched two new stools at the London Design Festival. >
  • Super normal shop
    The Jasper Morrison Shop is housed in an unused part of his new studio. >
  • Candy and hotdog rocks
    American Chateau features grandiose tongue-in-cheek works by Jaime Hayon and Nienke Klunder. >
  • Family furniture
    Ilse Crawford launches her newest range, Seating for Eating. >
  • Extreme gardening
    The Sahara Forest Project proposes to reverse desertification and turn arid regions into resources of food, fresh water and clean energy. >
  • Transhuman metamorphosis
    Design Indaba speaks to designer Revital Cohen about her design provocations. >
  • Hard stomach
    Julia Lohmann’s work explores the threshold between animal and animal material, probing society’s attitude towards animals. >
  • Cereal assemblage
    Alexandra Daisy Ginsberg and Sascha Pohflepp examined the potential of synthetic biology to be used to grow products. >
  • Body pharming
    Michael Burton’s design projects predict a future scenario where people grow and produce clinical and pharmaceutical products on the body. >
  • Mould robots
    Scientists at the University of the West of England are to design the first-ever biological robot using mould. >
  • Spy vs spy
    The growing worldwide guerilla gardening subculture comprises people secretly meeting at night to illegally garden. >
  • Yes, Pet Shop Boys by Mark Farrow
    For the limited-edition of the Pet Shop Boys’s latest offering, Yes, Mark Farrow certainly responds in the affirmative. >
  • Arad still on form
    Although Ron Arad has resigned from the Royal College of Arts, he’s nowhere near done. >
  • Green objectified
    Going multidisciplinary, Green Design by Marcus Fairs is one of the first books to give a thorough overview of the burgeoning movement. >
  • No dust in this library
    Creative agency YCN have opened their new workspace in London to the public by incorporating a magazine library >
  • Would you like that with chips?
    Quirky, bold and robust, Chips forms the first major development for Alsop Architects’ masterplan for New Islington in Manchester, UK. >
  • Inside today’s pantry
    crEATe is a timely overview of the state of our world’s pantry, researched and written by the Future Laboratory, published by Gestalaten. >
  • New order textiles
    In an unusual collaboration, architect David Adjaye and graphic designer Peter Saville redo Kvadrat's showroom in London. >
  • Touchpad dining
    The new Inamo restaurant in London revolutionises the service and hospitality industry with a unique menu based on interactive design. >
  • Creative Review
    Creative Review
    Creative Review is the leading magazine for visual communication. >
  • By Dunne&Raby.
    No happy ending
    As technology races towards a constantly receding utopia, Anthony Dunne and Fiona Raby warn of its economic, cultural and ethical impacts. >
  • dezeen.com
    Dezeen
    Media Company
    Dezeen brings a carefully edited selection of the best architecture, design and interiors projects from around the world. >

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