Argentina

Biophilic city

Singapore is an ever-growing beacon of architecture that embraces nature. >
The future of fashion

Imaginative high-tech clothing innovations are shaping the future of fashion. >
No Waste Challenge winners announced!

Sixteen global waste-busters awarded top honours by What Design Can Do. >
Biology is the new technology with Silvio Tinello’s grown objects

“Designers are beginning to realise that they can grow a better future." >
A satirical look at life through the eyes of Al Margen

This artist holds a mirror up to society to reveal the dark side of our habits. >
MOBA replaces temporary housing with easy-to-assemble permanent homes

Argentinian social company relooks at the concept of emergency shelters in developing countries. >
Fold, share, and connect with this high-tech bicycle

Designed in Argentina, the Gi FlyBike gives the daily bicycle commute a tech overhaul. >
Three innovative ways to combat toxic air

Three student designers have proposed interactive, health conscious ways to deal with air pollution. >
An innovative new knit for outdoor wear brand Patagonia

The environmentally-conscious brand has developed a new fabric that promotes sustainability in Patagonia’s grasslands. >
From tree to book to tree

This book can be planted when you finish reading it and it will grow back into a tree. >
Album covers strike a chord

Buenos Aires-based graphic designer Max Rompo designs boldly graphic album covers for Argentina’s tango and jazz musicians. >
Inside Out: Peet Pienaar and Heidi Chisholm

Graphic designers Peet Pienaar and Heidi Chisholm talk about Africa's connection to their work and living abroad. >
Gustavo Brigante

Graphic Designer • Illustrator

Gustavo Brigante is an Argentinean graphic designer and illustrator. He is the first featured artist in season two of the TEN Collection. >
Tiles for smiles

The Anda Project in Argentina is a creative urban initiative to fix broken tiles on the pavements with more colourful replacements. >
Briefcase or bicycle?

Briefcase meets bicycle with the Bikoff. Now even executives don’t have an excuse for not cycling to work. >

Argentina

Regulars

TwitterFollow @designindaba