• EgoDesign Magazine
    EgoDesign Magazine
    Publisher
    Egodesign.ca is Canada's first bilingual webzine dedicated to global design. >
  • Rahim Bhimani on solving problems with design and business skills
    Rahim Bhimani on problem-solving with design and business skills
    Industrial designer and design strategist Rahim Bhimani is passionate about problem solving. >
  • 20Q: Christine Goudie
    Medical product designer Christine Goudie feels there is something incredibly peaceful about crisp, cold winter days when the world seems a little more silent. >
  • Christine Goudie on how design can help people
    Christine Goudie on how design can help people
    Christina Goudie looks at how medical product design can inspire different ways of thinking about design. >
  • Blik & Bruce Mau Designs double up
    Become an overnight graphic designer with Blik and Bruce Mau Designs. >
  • Do you know Canada?
    Did you know that Ryan Gosling, the Blackberry phone, Arcade Fire and Trivial Pursuit are all Canadian exports? Now you Know Canada! >
  • Super snug
    Warm, colourful and fun. The "Thuggie" is the most comfortable must-have piece of clothing we've seen in a while. >
  • Stretch a little
    Airmov is an iPad app that makes it both easy and fun to take a break from clicking and typing to stretch your wrists, hands and fingers. >
  • Circular films
    The 360 Project uses 48 cameras, arranged in a circle, to explore the possibilities of combining stills and moving images. >
  • Japan: Tradition. Innovation by Nendo.
    Tradition & innovation
    An exhibition designed by Nendo at the Canadian Museum of Innovation explores the relationship between Japanese culture and design. >
  • Softshelter by Molo.
    Private space
    Softshelter is a flexible and simple paper solution for creating private spaces within shelters in disaster-stricken areas. >
  • Live reaction
    Light sensors in the folds of a dress transforms it into something that becomes a mediator between the wearer and the environment. >
  • Well dressed
    Canadian duo, the Brothers Dressler, repurpose used materials and respectfully transform renewable resources into original furniture. >
  • Bicycle bench
    The Mishmash Bench might not win votes for its comfort but it does have a fun aesthetic appeal. >
  • Without footprints
    Have ideas of how to retrofit an existing building to be more energy efficient? Enter the Zerofootprint Re-Skinning Awards. >
  • Christine Goudie
    Industrial Designer • Art Director
    Graphic designer turned industrial designer, Christine Goudie believes in involving the end user in the early stages of the design process. >
  • I Wonder by Marian Bantjes.
    The wonder of it all
    Eclectic, beautiful and oh-so desirable, "I Wonder" by Marian Bantjes is sure to become an instant classic. >
  • The Road Popper by Chromoly.
    Easy to pop
    The Road Popper is a fun bicycle accessory that will come in really easy when you're in need of a cold drink... >
  • Bruce Mau's Facebook facelift.
    Facebook facelift
    Ever noticed how visually unappealing the Facebook homepage really is? No? Most people haven't, but Bruce Mau has some ideas. >
  • Laser sailboat by Marian Bantjes.
    Sweet sailboat
    Marian Bantjes's one-of-a-kind Laser sailboat is a must-have collectors' item for ocean and design lovers. >
  • The Brilliant Device by David Trautrimas
    Back to the future
    Photographer David Trautrimas shows his steampunk fictions at the LE Gallery in Toronto, Canada, until 30 May 2010. >
  • Powerplant tomatoes
    A collaboration between Great Northern Hydroponics and GE Energy has resulted in a massive greenhouse cogeneration plant. >
  • Rain harvesting
    The Cista is a rainwater harvesting system designed to be attractive and easy to use. >
  • Filterbrella by Andrew Leinonen.
    Singing in the rain
    The Filterbrella by Andrew Leinonen provides protection while collecting and filtering rainwater to make it safe to drink. >

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