• Ben Fry on data design
    Ben Fry on data design
    Ben Fry applies design to complex data to make it more understandable and more visually appealing. >
  • Creative overview
    Ronan and Erwan Bouroullec showcase their collaborative process of the past 15 years at the Museum of Contemporary Art in Chicago. >
  • Heart Stop Beating
    Heart Stop Beating
    In March 2011 two visionary doctors from the Texas Heart Institute successfully replaced a dying man's heart with a "continuous flow" device. >
  • Rocket relaunch
    With his latest project Paul Sahre takes a shot at travelling through space and back in time to recreate a childhood memory, which involves a model rocket. >
  • Good Bread
    Good Bread
    Bread can be considered many things: warm; delicious; sustaining. It’s also slang for money. >
  • Socially suited
    "Sugar Hill" is Adjaye Associates' new low-cost housing complex in Harlem, New York, that introduces a new kind of social engagement. >
  • Project life
    In a short video, produced as part of the Herman Miller Why Design series, Ayse Birsel talks about the process of deconstruction and reconstruction. >
  • Departure lounge to the future
    Jason Bruges Studio's New Media Lounge at San Diego International Airport offers a glimpse into the departure lounge of the future. >
  • 20Q: Lauren Mackler
    For Lauren Mackler it is fundamentally important to keep going and to stay optimistic while designing. >
  • Paul Sahre on designing what you want
    Paul Sahre on designing what you want
    “Nothing interesting happens when you know where you’re going with something”, Paul Sahre believes. >
  • Remote Area Medical
    Remote Area Medical
    Remote Area Medical, the pioneers of “no-cost” health care clinics, treated nearly 2 000 patients in just three days. >
  • For the nose
    Sissel Tolaas's latest and biggest project to date is a smell-based urban treasure hunt, with an iPhone app to guide you along the way! >
  • The Landfill
    Trash becomes energy at a small New York landfill where people are thinking differently about garbage. >
  • Adobe® Design Achievement Awards
    Finalists for the Adobe Design Achievement Awards announced, and a local education institution to receive Adobe software. >
  • Carly Berger on sustainable housing solutions
    Carly Berger on sustainable housing solutions
    Carly Berger investigates how green housing solutions can successfully be implemented in neighbourhoods. >
  • Casual form
    Karim Rashid's new Juga chair is the ideal fit for the human form, and speaks to the needs of the contemporary, "casual" age. >
  • Space orchestra
    A world first, the International Space Orchestra lifts off tonight in California - an experimental project created and directed by Nelly Ben Hayoun! >
  • 20x12
    Karim Rashid's "20 x 12" demonstrates how new technology can create new opportunities. >
  • Photo by fuseproject
    Jambox your way
    Part technical wonder, part modernist artwork... and now the Jambox can be customised and personalised to suit your individual style. >
  • African Lookbook
    African Lookbook connects and exposes African designers, sharing creativity around the world. >
  • Martha Stewart on the endless possibilities of glitter
    Martha Stewart on the endless possibilities of glitter
    The handmade and the homemade are two of the most important features of the work that Martha Stewart does, across a range of platforms and in various mediums. >
  • 20Q: Karlssonwilker
    Read graphic design duo Karlssonwilker's thoughts on creative success, inviting Einstein and Kafka for a drink and dealing with failure. >
  • Athens
    The Post-Olympic City
    In his latest project filmmaker Gary Hustwit asks: "What happens to a city after the Olympics are gone?" >
  • Karlssonwilker Inc on graphic design with humour
    Karlssonwilker Inc on graphic design with humour
    Karlssonwilker enlighten listeners on the founding of their company and the designs they have created since 2000. >

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