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With a composting toilet and two water tanks, A Room For Tomorrow aims at minimizing waste, particularly through water recycling. Learn more.
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the ultra-lightweight frames combine slim titanium temples and injected frame fronts made with the gravity evo® high-tech polymer.
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Core 77
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Takram's method rethinks the definition of “concept” to keep product development open and malleable from beginning to end
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The Guardian
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The male gaze has shaped art’s obsession with the naked body. Mary Beard offers a female perspective
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Design Boom
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'form without function is pointless. and all the more senseless from today's ecological point of view,' said dieter rams to designboom's editor-in-chief.
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the pigalle basketball court 2020 has become a landmark for its fashion-forward aesthetic and constantly-evolving creative interventions.
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The Next Web
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In a post-apocalyptic future, what might happen to life if humans left the scene? After all, humans are very likely to disappear long before the sun expands into a red giant and exterminates all living things from the Earth. Assuming that we don’t extinguish all other life as we disappear (an unlikely feat in spite …
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brainpickings
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More fluid reflections on keeping a solid center.
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The latest Design Museum exhibition explores how humans could inhabit Mars, asking a series of psychological, philosophical and practical questions. How do we stay human on a place not designed for humans? How are we going to stay safe and sane on a 9 month journey to Mars? At what point do we become Martians?
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99 designs
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Discover the up-and-coming 2020 logo design trends that are taking design in totally fresh directions. This new design decade is a mashup of old and new. Get ready for vintage and retro throwbacks right next to sleek and contemporary logo trends.
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The Guardian
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The long read: Calculating the patterns and cycles of the past could lead us to a better understanding of history. Could it also help us prevent a looming crisis?
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Designer Daily
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After the Olympic Games, the FIFA World Cup that takes place every four years in a different country every time is probably the largest international sport event in the world. With the recent release of the next World Cup’s logo, which was as usual heavily criticized by both designers and non-designers, we thought it would […]
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It's Nice That
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TI Media, the magazine’s publisher, has announced its “evolution” into a digital-first brand which means its November 2019 issue will be the final print edition.
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Taschen’s new publication Web Design: The Evolution of the Digital World 1990 – Today – written by Rob Ford, founder of FWA, and edited by Julius Wiedemann – goes on a visual journey to the very earliest examples of the web.
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Theoretical physicist David Deutsch delivers a mind-bending meditation on the “great monotony” — the idea that nothing novel has appeared in the universe for billions of years — and shows how humanity’s capacity to create explanatory knowledge could be the thing that bucks this trend. “Humans are not playthings of cosmic forces,” he says. “We are users of cosmic forces.”
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Design Boom
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in our excluisve, unreleased video footage from 2000, ettore sottsass tells the audience about his reluctance to accept contemporaneity.
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Leading Dutch typographer and graphic designer who created the Gridnik and New Alphabet typefaces
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the dyeing marble collection suggests an invasion of figurative artificial symbols into the stones’s classical and natural imagery.
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The Next Web
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Elephants have long captivated our attention, partly because of their sheer size and majesty. But we’re also struck by their complex behavior. In some ways, we’re fascinated because this behavior echoes our most humane feelings. For instance, elephants have repeatedly been observed using tools and grieving their dead. Their evolutionary history is interesting, too. It …
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The end of history meets the end of the future.
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