Stilride looks to “industrial origami” for new electric motorbike
The bike has been designed so that it has a low environmental impact, partly helped by its manufacturing process, which sees robots bend single steel sheets together to fabricate the
Design, Climate, Action: education is exploring new ways to teach sustainability
Leaders in design education are teaching a new generation how to think like sustainability innovators rather than designers.
Tangent’s identity for a homelessness organisation embraces “warmth and vibrancy”
The Glasgow Alliance to End Homelessness brand aims to be informative and approachable rather than stark and hard hitting.
From pasta cookbooks to Zadie Smith: designers on their favourite book cover designs
To mark World Book Day 2022, we asked designers to choose recent book covers that stood out to them and why.
“You can’t be silent”: how designers are rallying in Ukraine
As Russia’s invasion of Ukraine escalates, Kyiv-based designer Katerina Korolevtseva discusses her experience and shares how designers are using their skills to show the world what is happening.
Design events to catch in March
There’s plenty on offer for design lovers this month – from in-person craft events to the reopening of a gallery crucial to British art history.
Design inspiration: our favourite projects from February
This month brought us an eerie title sequence for a new Netflix show and a campaign that put a twist on English Heritage’s blue plaque scheme.
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