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Beazley Designs of the Year nominees go on show at the Design Museum

MK Gallery by 6a Architects. Photo by Johan Dehlin The list showcases technological innovation, clever use of materials, inclusive and accessible design and wry looks

Design

Yarza Twins: Solving everyday problems with graphic design

  The graphic designers tell us what Japanese animation has to do with getting sunburnt “Recognising the need is the primary condition for design.” Among

Design

Chinese Propaganda Posters: how design won the revolution

Propaganda Posters were a vital way of instilling the values of the new order after the Civil War in China, but they quickly diverged from

Design

The proliferation of infographics reveals a deep crisis in news journalism

Intended to shed light on a story, these turds of lurid colour now curse all of our newspapers, says Tim Abrahams In April 2016, the

Design

Ink and acid: The psychedelic design revolution

The youthful creators of psychedelic graphics transformed visual communication in the late 1960s. Rejecting the cold precision of modernism, they set off a riotous explosion

Design

Icon 161: Architects vs housing – out now

In our latest issue, Edwin Heathcote asks whether even the best architects have become too ineffective to solve the UK’s housing crisis. We also recall how 1960s

Opinion

Here 2016

Satire, human rights and the Wu-Tang Clan were just some of the subjects touched upon at the Here 2016 conference last week The fifth edition

Opinion

Red Africa: “The purpose of these posters was propaganda and education”

A series of artworks that shed light on the Soviet Union’s relationship with Africa until the 1980s is on display at an exhibition in London.

Design

ISIS magazine: ‘Dabiq is not only news – it is public relations’

As Islamic State releases another issue of its radical publication, counter-terrorism analyst Artur Beifuss takes an expert look at how the group has designed the

Opinion

Criminals worry about retirement – just like you!

The problem with living outside the law is the inherent lack of security. If crime can contribute to a nation’s GDP, isn’t it time that

Opinion

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Sabine Marcelis takes centre stage at Zurich’s Museum für Gestaltung

Isola Design Group Returns to Dubai Design Week with Its Biggest Edition Yet and the Launch of Designwhere

Original BTC’s new portable lamp celebrates British ceramic craft

ICON Picks: 10 best new-season design and lifestyle launches

MU Architecture creates a Japanese-inspired family home in Montreal

Design at Work New York announces opening of visitor registration

‘The least tangible things can have the biggest impact’: Fletcher Priest Architects on design, wellbeing and how spaces make us feel

Merrie Elisabet Wells wins Shoreditch Design Week Award with product Ūru Loop

Kirkby unveils a bold new visual identity




Architects

MU Architecture creates a Japanese-inspired family home in Montreal

‘The least tangible things can have the biggest impact’: Fletcher Priest Architects on design, wellbeing and how spaces make us feel

Atelier HA designs MELT’s new Panthéon restaurant in Paris

‘We have a moral obligation to experiment’: Bas Smets unveils Vitra’s new Water Garden

Open House Festival opens hundreds of London buildings this September

The contemporary Magdalen House in Quebec brings a new perspective to coastal architecture

A Douro winery by Atelier Sérgio Rebelo connects design with wine traditions

This Copenhagen park nurtures climate resilience and neighbourhood life

Vipp brings Scandinavian hospitality to Upstate New York


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Sabine Marcelis takes centre stage at Zurich’s Museum für Gestaltung

Isola Design Group Returns to Dubai Design Week with Its Biggest Edition Yet and the Launch of Designwhere

Original BTC’s new portable lamp celebrates British ceramic craft

ICON Picks: 10 best new-season design and lifestyle launches

Design at Work New York announces opening of visitor registration

‘The least tangible things can have the biggest impact’: Fletcher Priest Architects on design, wellbeing and how spaces make us feel

Merrie Elisabet Wells wins Shoreditch Design Week Award with product Ūru Loop

Kirkby unveils a bold new visual identity

Christoph Hefti Unveils His Fantastical World at Zurich’s Museum of Design



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Sabine Marcelis takes centre stage at Zurich’s Museum für Gestaltung

Isola Design Group Returns to Dubai Design Week with Its Biggest Edition Yet and the Launch of Designwhere

Original BTC’s new portable lamp celebrates British ceramic craft

ICON Picks: 10 best new-season design and lifestyle launches

MU Architecture creates a Japanese-inspired family home in Montreal

Design at Work New York announces opening of visitor registration

‘The least tangible things can have the biggest impact’: Fletcher Priest Architects on design, wellbeing and how spaces make us feel

Merrie Elisabet Wells wins Shoreditch Design Week Award with product Ūru Loop

Kirkby unveils a bold new visual identity