Our most popular stories of the week

1. Hat-Trick Design worked with a hots of artists and illustrators to create this beautiful tiled wayfinding system for a south London estate.

2. This SeymourPowell-designed outdoor jacket features a wind-turbine in the sleeve…

3. The Whitney Museum and Serpentine Gallery identities are both up for the Design Museum’s Designs of the Year Award .

Our most popular Tweet of the week

‘The adaptation of lettering to advertising moods’. (via @TypeTasting, @tristonrobinson, @ghostsigns) pic.twitter.com/v4nOtBusqS

— Design Week (@Design_Week) February 10, 2014

Our favourite Tweets of the week

Design nerds, get yourselves somewhere private before you look at this http://t.co/mKak7e59zC @uniteditions

— Michael Evamy (@michaelevamy) February 10, 2014

MOTD subtitles operator struggling with Adnan Januzaj’s name (via @MrChrisNeilson ) pic.twitter.com/YHuF7uukJj

— When Saturday Comes (@WSC_magazine) February 11, 2014

Improve the Team Russia logo with just two dots – from bear to dog with cool hair 🙂 #Sochi2014 #WinterOlympics pic.twitter.com/c05QffB4Nu

— Warren Chrismas (@warrenchrismas) February 11, 2014

Quote of the week

‘As designers, it is easy to eschew the stereotype of a volatile, overly-opinionated and difficult-to-deal-with-creative persona, but the opposite is just as troublesome. Be amiable, be reasonable, but understand that there is inherent value as a designer in giving your real opinion – whether it is uncomfortable or not.’ Bow + Arrow’s Natasha Chetiyawardana reflects on some of the best advice given to her by a client.

Image of the week

We’re suckers for a nice animal logo – and we love Hype Type’s uBear identity . (NB – there are plenty more animal logos in the recently published Animal Logo book.)

Our favourite website

This ‘photo firehose ’ displays real-time images of the Sochi Olympics as they hit news agency picture-desks. Mesmerising.

Design stories in the national press

The BBC talks to triple-amputee former soldier Alex Stringer, who has designed a picnic bench which can be used by wheelchair-users.

According to the Independent , a time capsule assembled by Steve Jobs 30 years ago and containing his personal computer mouse, alongside a six-pack of beer and a Rubik’s Cube, has been uncovered in Colorado.

A Parisian mayoral candidate plans to transform the French capital’s abandoned Metro stations into restaurants, gardens and even swimming pools, the Telegraph reports.