For India to prosper notions of prosperity, social justice and democracy need to be redefined. W+K Delhi look at creative solutions.
Learning to see is one of the most important things designers need to learn, says Oona Scheepers.
Paul Davis talks about the things he likes, namely drawing, editing, drinking and music.
Ilse Crawford talks about being human and how to tie in our basic emotions with design.
Eating designer Marije Vogelzang asks whether food needs to be designed.
Part of designing is discovering a secret joy within yourself. Ivan Chermayeff has been designing for 50 years so it must be true.
Public spaces should be spaces of cultural expression. Mokena Makeka shares his thoughts and ideas on this concept.
Finding solutions for the housing problem in South Africa is a pressing issue and one that architects have a lot to contribute to.
In design, it’s important to experiment and find different ways of looking at your surroundings, Marcel Wanders believes.
Commonwealth talk about the process of bridging the divide between designing and making objects.
Humanity is going through unprecedented change, breaking traditional boundaries and designing innovative solutions.
It was by pure coincidence that Marian Bantjes started working as a typesetter. Years later, she has refined it into a magnificent craft.
Five design students from various institutions across the globe talk about some of their creative projects and processes.
Keith Rose talks about the “golden years” of advertising in South Africa.
Design is what helps make science accessible, giving it cultural value and aesthetic appeal.
The inspiring design story of Joule is testament to the possibilities of South African industrial design.
John Hunt tries to define "advertising", pointing out that advertising must be original but not too original.
Where to from here, designers?
Weakness is part of design as much as it is part of human nature.
5.5 designers talks about a product's lifecycle and ways in which design can intervene to make it more sustainable.
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