2018 Archive

Revolutionising food production with edible fungi made from plastic

Next Generation • 5 Jan 18

LIVIN Studio and Utrecht University transform plastic waste into gourmet fungi food. >
Two young designers tackle what it will mean to age in 2050

Next Generation • Duration: 00:07:05 • 10 Jan 18

Mar Ginot Blanco and Aaron Garlick aim to design for future challenges based on present and past movements in design. >
Meet the 9 Global Graduates that presented at Design Indaba Conference 2018

Next Generation • 6 Feb 18

These young graduates presented projects that speak to the water crisis, the power of sound, social entrepreneurship and so much more. >
Tatsuya Honda's hairpin enables you to feel sounds

Next Generation • 13 Mar 18

This graduate of the Future University Hakode has designed a more intuitive aid for hearing impaired users that translates sound to vibration. >
On the future of food, fashion and eating our environmental problems away

Next Generation • 30 Mar 18

The world is changing rapidly, this means our fashion and food choices need to keep up. >
This Polish designer created a book that puts you in the shoes of someone with dementia

Next Generation • Duration: 00:08:46 • 31 Mar 18

The Polish photographer and communication designer turned her frustration into art. >
FrailTea analyses kettle grip data to monitor the health of the elderly

Next Generation • 28 Apr 18

Callum Smith’s project FrailTea uses grip data from a kettle to monitor the health of elderly people and the state of their of frailty. >
Caroline Smeenk on designing products to help pregnant women who can't access hospitals

Next Generation • Duration: 00:10:32 • 8 May 18

"17% of rural Canadians live over 2 hours away from their nearest hospital." >
A museum where your emotions are the main attraction

Next Generation • 18 May 18

Siphilele Magagula’s conceptual design asks participants to lay their prejudices bare. >
Big blue: Three designs that tackle problems of the ocean

Next Generation • 8 Jun 18

On #WorldOceansDay we take a look at three designs that address problems caused by pollution and fishing in our vulnerable oceans. >
Cultivating mini farms aboard cargo ships

Next Generation • 19 Sep 18

This student-designed collapsible farm could help utilise the massive amounts of wasted space created by shipping containers. >
These graduates want to change the world in ways we never thought possible

Next Generation • 28 Sep 18

Antenna 2018 is here! Meet the first five speakers for the global design platform. >
Five talented young designers to watch at antenna 2018

Next Generation • 9 Oct 18

From communication to food to medical care, these graduates are redesigning our world multiple industries at a time. >
Turning sadness into power with the Tear Gun

Next Generation • 12 Oct 18

Taiwanese designer transforms emotional frustration into an expression of design. >
Meet the young innovators at antenna’s first exhibition

Next Generation • 12 Oct 18

It’s an evolution of the first antenna conference which took place at Dutch Design Week last year. >
The Final Five: antenna 2018 is right on our doorstep

Next Generation • 16 Oct 18

These creatives make up the list of 20-plus graduates who will present projects that change the world of tomorrow. >
A simple brass paper clip wins at the Future Food Design Awards

Next Generation • 29 Oct 18

0.9 Grams of Brass, a project by designer Adelaide Lala Tam, tells a complicated story through a seemingly banal object. >
0.9 grams of brass: A brass paper clip that symbolises a cow’s life

Next Generation • Duration: 00:06:06 • 14 Nov 18

See how graduate student Adelaide Lala Tam uses this project as a metaphor for the life cycle of a cow. >
Meet the design graduate who created her own coffin

Next Generation • Duration: 00:08:58 • 26 Nov 18

Confronted with the mortality of not only her body but the world, Shaina Garfield found healing in the subject of death. >
Oliber helps people with partial or total atrophy of the hands

Next Generation • Duration: 00:07:18 • 14 Dec 18

Chilean design graduate Bárbara López designed a low-cost tool to give new hands to those in need. >

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