London Design Festival announces new installations across its 11 “design districts”
Latest projects include a suspended installation focusing on the ocean plastic crisis and a recreation of an Underground carriage from the 1960s.
House of Commons rebrands in “transparency” move
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Detecting cancer to dementia care: how is AI being used to help patients?
Artificial intelligence tools can analyse huge amounts of public health data, spot trends in disease development and monitor people’s safety, all of which give doctors and nurses more time to
Could this design provide a temporary fix for the Notre Dame?
Architectural firm Gensler has unveiled plans for an interim structure while the fire-damaged cathedral is being renovated.
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As the Bank of England reveals the face of the new banknote, we talk to its chief cashier about the note’s changing portraits and design features.
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