Design and the “sensorisation of tech”
Surveyed as a whole the vast landscape of innovation at CES is a picture of things we already knew about becoming more refined, but there is one new trend in
National Maritime Museum plots £3.9m West Wing refurb
London’s National Maritime Museum is seeking exhibition designers as it plans a £3.9 million refurbishment of its West Wing.
Morrisons launches new bespoke store format
Consultancy M Worldwide has designed a new bespoke store format for supermarket Morrisons, which is being applied to branches in Surrey, Gateshead and Milton Keynes.
What we’d like to see from design in 2015
As the new year stretches ahead of us, here are the five things Design Week would like to see happen in the design world over the next 12 months.
An illustrated alphabet of architects
A new series of prints by architect and graphic designer Federico Babina creates imagined cityscapes with letters of the alphabet and names of famous architects.
Ten Questions for: James Greenfield
James Greenfield is a former creative director at Airside and until recently he was executive creative director at DesignStudio, where he led the much-talked-about rebrand of Airbnb. This month he
The Week in Design
Our most read stories of the week 1. We look at the 50 best record sleeve designs of 2014. 2. King’s College London has entered a period of further consultation on
Geffrye Museum spotlights Victorian homelessness with new exhibition
An exhibition exploring the untold stories of the homeless in Victorian London will open at the Geffrye Museum in Shoreditch, London.
Play these classic computer games online for free…
Classic computer games are being uploaded to an “MS-DOS Emulation” site in their thousands and have been transformed into browser-based games.
Special stamps: 50 years of Royal Mail designs
In 1965, then-postmaster general Tony Benn asked designer David Gentleman to create new illustrations that would modernise stamp design. Fifty years on, the Royal Mail has 2,663 special stamps to
Designing the interiors for a 141,000-ton cruise ship
Consultancy Richmond has created all the interior designs for the 141,000-ton P&O cruise ship Britannia, which is set to launch from Southampton in March.
What do you resolve to do differently in 2015?
This month is rife with New Year resolutions. We ask designers what they would do differently in 2015.
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