The idea of looking for Signals of Change™ feels particularly relevant to these uncertain times that we find ourselves in. It also feels hopeful.
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The ways in which we build must continue to change for the better, which means the materials and systems that we use to create and power them must also continue to limit the impact they cause to the environment.
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There have been countless material innovations over the past decade, with big brands, independent design studios, graduates and students all getting in on the act.
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If you’ve visited the Design Museum since it’s relocation to the old Commonwealth Institute just off London’s Kings Road, you will have experienced the attention-grabbing work of Morag Myerscough.
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By passing through the next original door, this one embellished with engraved glass panelling, you enter a space that is alive with colour and brimming with sumptuous features.
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Over the past few years there has been a steady rise in awareness of biophilic Design principles and all their virtues.
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Perhaps it’s time we look at the ‘blue dot’ a little differently - a growing number of consciously driven innovators are certainly doing so.
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Over the past year or so we have been reporting on how designers are making it their priority to create solutions for the growing list of issues that we face as a species, and 2020 will be no different.
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Whilst 2019 has had its fair share of controversy and an alarmingly apparent deepening of social and political division, there is still much that we can celebrate and congratulate from the world of design.
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The primary focus of the studio is to create innovation in the built environment and with it to tackle some of the world’s greatest challenges.
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Addressing the issues of climate change through positive change and genuine future-proof innovation.
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Nestled on an industrial estate in north London, surrounded by numerous manufacturing companies, you’ll find creative studio and product designers Studio Ilio.
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It can’t be said that design collaborations are a new concept; the success of some of our finest human achievements has been built upon collaboration and cooperation of many hands and minds.
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Adriana Jaros has developed a striking visual style that incorporates architectural references and continues to grow in scale and/or ambition with every new piece she creates.
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Even for an acoustician, acoustics can be tricky. Yet ‘acoustics’ has been a buzzword in the workplace sector for some time now, with the benefits of controlled sound being recognised as a major factor in worker’s performance and overall well being.
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Nestled upon Margate Road lies St John’s Cemetery, a treasure trove of history and Margate’s sole active burial site.
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With sharp lines, brightly coloured panels and a mix of matt and high gloss surface finishes, Russell Bamber’s sculptures certainly are attention grabbing objects.
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Children are speaking out and asking for positive change to be made before their futures are entirely ruined. What are designers doing?
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Key figures in a blooming and significant design scene occurring across the pond.
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MarbleSil is the creation of designer Hannah Williams and it’s quite unlike anything else on the market, not least because it isn’t all that it seems on the surface.
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