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Design Week
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Less But Better has been curated and designed by London-based Systems Studio and aims to introduce the German designer’s work to “new audiences”.
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BBC
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The test is first step towards all-paper bottle that can withstand pressure from fizzy drinks.
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Design Boom
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NIKKEN SEKKEI has renovated the ARAKAWA office building on a prominent corner plot in nishi-shinbashi, tokyo's historic business district.
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Dezeen
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Swiss brand Freitag has created a shop in Zurich, which is a “micro-factory” where customers can help make their own bag out of recycled tarpaulins.
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Dezeen
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A traditional newsagent in central London has been given a makeover to create “an Alice in Wonderland experience” with a warren of luxurious rooms.
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It's Nice That
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The second best thing about Bao (after its buns) is its humorous and eclectic visual identity, the vision of its creative polymath founders Shing, Erchen and Wai Ting.
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Dezeen
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The founders of Belgium's Studio Plastique explain how their research-based projects and material investigations aim to position design as “a tool for a world that is in transition” in this interview as part of our VDF x Alcova collaboration.
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fastcompany
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For years, the fashion industry has cycled through color schemes to cultivate a desire for trendy new looks. It’s time for the seasonal color palette to die off.
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It's Nice That
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Based on the shapes of sailing, cycling, athletics, gymnastics, rowing and swimming, the six prints hark back to iconic Olympic designs of the 1960s.
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technologyreview
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AI is rapidly transforming the way that companies interact with their customers. MIT Technology Review Insights’ survey of 1,004 business leaders, “The global AI agenda,” found that customer service is the most active department for AI deployment today. By 2022, it will remain the leading area of AI use in companies (say 73% of respondents),…
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Dezeen
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Muji has launched a single-storey prefabricated home called Yō no Ie that features a large outdoor deck to encourage indoor-outdoor living.
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Mashable Magazine
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Roll it up and stick it in your pocket when it's empty.
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Wired
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California's new privacy law has spurred a torrent of online notices. But the law is also forcing changes offline, in traditional stores.
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Design Boom
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the temporary shop has been designed by yusuke seki around the guiding concept of 'minimal intervention, maximum effect'.
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The Next Web
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Fujifilm's new X-T200 mirrorless camera comes with a bunch of improvements, including 4K video at 30 FPS and built-in gyro sensors for steadier shots.
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Dezeen
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Peter Marino has used artwork by Tracy Emin and the Campana Brothers to animate the interior of Louis Vuitton's New Bond Street store, which has reopened after more than a year of renovation works.
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BP&O
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Those projects featured and reviewed on BP&O which were awarded in New Zealand's Best Awards 2019 run by The Designer’s Institute.
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Dezeen
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Belgian architect Vincent Van Duysen channelled the aesthetic of a library inside the latest showroom of Danish textile company Kvadrat, which has opened in west London.
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fastcompany
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What does a post-Jony Ive Apple look like? Today, we got our first look.
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