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  • One Laptop Per Child, Yves Behar.
    Tablets for learning
    Design News • 10 Jan 12 • Sponsored Content
    The One Laptop Per Child initiative have just launched the XO-3 tablet, with the vision to distribute it to children in developing nations. >
  • Song for the road
    Design News • 10 Jan 12
    From the Highway to Hell to Penny Lane, the Song Map is a litho print featuring the names of songs about streets and landmarks. >
  • Trained naturally
    Design News • 9 Jan 12
    Studio Tjep designed elements of the new Fabbrica restaurant in The Netherlands. They made it less shiny and more natural. >
  • Say hello
    Design News • 9 Jan 12
    "Hello World!" is an installation consisting of some 5000 individual video diaries taken from the internet. >
  • Reading list
    Design News • 9 Jan 12 • Sponsored Content
    A Turkish designer's "TarGetBook Shelf" makes it easy to organise your books according to those that have been read and those that must still be read. >
  • Era of coffee
    Design News • 8 Jan 12
    Norwegian designer Katrine Austgulen created a series of colourful and vibrant covers for coffee tumblers, inspired by historical time periods. >
  • New bird on the block
    Design News • 7 Jan 12
    Cowbird, a new type of social media network, aims to become a public library of human experience. >
  • Worth Abbey.
    Design as a verb
    Q&A • 7 Jan 12 • Sponsored Content
    When it comes to his job, starchitect Thomas Heatherwick doesn’t think about titles, he thinks about verbs. >
  • Travelling sounds
    Design News • 6 Jan 12
    The "Suitcase Symphony" is a pathway that makes music as you pull your wheeled suitcase along it. Great for airports and train stations! >
  • Stacks of colour
    Design News • 6 Jan 12
    Stacking Vessel Soldiers is a series of colourful and highly functional objects by designer Pia Wüstenberg. >
  • Share, and share alike
    Design News • 6 Jan 12
    Dutch designer Dave Hakkens created a new plug, using a lightweight rubber material that makes it easily detachable, thus giving it a longer lifespan. >
  • Improv Everywhere
    Charlie Todd on Improv Everywhere
    Talks • Duration: 00:38:16 • 5 Jan 12 • Sponsored Content
    Founder of Improv Everywhere, Charlie Todd, talks about creating scenes of joy and chaos in public places to make people smile. >
  • Lindsay Kinkade
    Lindsay Kinkade on combining art, design and public policy
    Talks • Duration: 00:07:16 • 5 Jan 12 • Sponsored Content
    Lindsay Kinkade talks about using open-source methodology to make public policy, particularly the American healthcare system, more understandable. >
  • Knock knock
    Design News • 5 Jan 12
    A South Korean artist used 1000 recycled doors to create a "construction shield" that doubled up as an interesting visual point in an urban centre. >
  • Check mates
    Design News • 5 Jan 12
    An outdoor art installation in the Japanese city of Osaka used the game of Checkers to create an enriched, interactive public space. >
  • Psychic tees
    Design News • 5 Jan 12
    Discover your destiny via a T-shirt. "Mother's Psychic Tees" give you a clue to your fate in 2012 while raising money for charity. >
  • Eat love experience
    Design News • 4 Jan 12
    Marije Vogelzang's "Eat Love Budapest" multi-sensory installation saw strangers sharing food, experiences, memories and stories. >
  • Mini portable
    Design News • 4 Jan 12
    The Chick Lamp by Italian designer Luca Vagnini is a portable floor and table lamp, made with oak wood. >
  • One cup
    Design News • 4 Jan 12
    The Compleat Cup is a more environmentally responsible paper cup. >
  • United for cleaner oceans
    Design News • 3 Jan 12
    United By Blue is an organisation that removes one pound of trash from the ocean for every one of their organic, vintage-inspired T-shirts sold. >
  • Wish to fly
    Design News • 2 Jan 12
    Little Shining Man is a kite-like sculpture, made of 23 000 individual parts. >
  • Shiny & red
    Design News • 31 Dec 11
    Thomas Heatherwick designed sleek new hybrid double-decker buses for London, and they're 15% more fuel-efficient than existing hybrids. >
  • Matthew Rosmarin at Design Indabar
    Video Interviews • 30 Dec 11
    Talking about biomimicry at COP17, Matthew Rosmarin explains how we can use nature as inspiration for human-scale challenges. >
  • Loving the world
    Design News • 29 Dec 11
    "Imagine Your World" is a zero-waste activity set that teaches children about their connection to the planet. >

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