Design Milk
FEBRUARY 15, 2023
Inspired by the concept of a newsstand, the public library with its modular racks and displays will feature 100 books, magazines, and titles for kids – all hand-selected by the SPACE10 team, as well as input from guest curators and the community. This selection will change throughout the year with new, relevant titles.
Azure Magazine
NOVEMBER 14, 2023
While in 2012, buildings were considered sustainable if they met LEED standards, Boston University was pursuing the ambitious goal to be carbon neutral by 2040. The post A Vertical Campus Reshapes the Boston Skyline appeared first on Azure Magazine. The DNA of the building was never lost.
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Eye on Design
AUGUST 8, 2022
was published in Emigre magazine alongside a body of other writing on the notion of “design authorship.” The second was a Time magazine article: it predicted that by 2040, the United States would be a majority-minority country. His influential essay “Towards Critical Autonomy or Can Graphic Design Save Itself?”
Design Week
JULY 30, 2020
Upcoming episodes will feature founder of materials research design studio Ma-tt-er Seetal Solanki and in another climate change-focused episode, the director of climate documentary 2040 Damon Gameau. Virtual zine: Onomatopoeia, from Coda to Coda and Rosie Lee.
Azure Magazine
JUNE 15, 2020
He quotes Kyrra Rankine, an activist who pushed for the Minneapolis 2040 plan, which reverses this discriminatory status quo, as saying, “Zoning is the new redlining.”. The post The Current Crisis Makes it Clear: We Need a New Deal for Affordable Housing appeared first on Azure Magazine. Now’s the time for a New Deal.
Inkbot Design
JANUARY 9, 2023
GM is changing the world by being a part of a movement that fights climate change by planning to make its global products and operations carbon neutral by 2040 and eliminating tailpipe emissions from their new US light-duty vehicles by 2035. 17) Comcast. Comcast is an international telecommunications conglomerate.
UX Collective
JANUARY 2, 2024
We know that ‘addictive design’ is hugely problematic — Actionable Design Magazine describes addictive design as ‘design[ing] for addiction and excessive use raises concerns about the impact on mental health and well-being.’ Addictive design is inevitable when we choose to use Deceptive Patterns (known as Dark Patterns) in our design work.
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