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Top 10 Friday Five Posts of 2022

Design Milk

Germane Barnes Shares a Fave Jeweler, Artist, Youth Program + More. Germane’s research and design practice, Studio Barnes, investigates the connection between architecture and identity. The studio’s approach examines architecture’s social and political agency through historical research and design speculation.

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F5: Rodrigo Buelvas Talks Clouds, Palm Trees, Fave Tokyo Bookstore + More

Design Milk

Multidisciplinary designer, creative thinker, and educator Rodrigo Buelvas holds a bachelor’s degree in industrial design from Pontificia Universidad Javeriana in Bogota, Colombia, and a master’s degree in interior design from Savannah College of Art and Deshsign (SCAD). Today Rodrigo joins us for Friday Five !

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The Design Milk X Modenus Talks Lounge Returns to KBIS 2023

Design Milk

Uncover the style inspiration that led to their latest kitchen faucets, including the use of unique materials and industrial-inspired elements. If you’d like to attend the show, you can register here.

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This is why I don’t call myself a service designer any more

UX Collective

I was a student of Industrial design at the Budapest University of Technology and Economics when I was approached by the dean — who knew that I spoke Italian — if I was interested in participating in a program between our school and the Politecnico di Milano doing a double degree. I loved the idea!

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IBM Perfected the Art of the Anti-corporate Corporate Poster

Eye on Design

Major advancements in data processing and mainframe computing brought forth an unprecedented investment in R&D within the company that provided a space for design to flourish. External consultant and director of design Eliot Noyes convinced IBM president Thomas J. of the value that design could bring to the organization.

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BIPOC Resources for Creatives

Shillington

Read on to discover a wealth of these amazing resources that support BIPOC (Black, Indigenous and People of Colour), along with important initiatives within the creative community to bring visibility to organizations, creatives around the world and programs aimed at empowering and celebrating creatives of colour. BIPOC Creative Directories.

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How IBM revolutionized corporate America with design

UX Collective

s first major step towards his goal of reinventing IBM with a design focus was to hire Eliot Noyes as the company’s first design consultant. He was a well-respected architect and industrial designer with a distinguished career, including his work as curator of industrial design at New York’s Museum of Modern Art.