Science Suggests That Wacky Office Designs Really Do Increase Creativity
Burn your cubicle!
Burn your cubicle!
The interaction design is hardly innovative, but the experience is kind of magical.
“I see the process as a form of analog 3-D printing, performed with much less precision."
Little Sun, a solar-powered lamp, is an energy-efficient alternative to the commonly used kerosene lanterns used in rural communities lacking access to electricity.
In his fourth and final installment of "Everything Is a Remix," Kirby Ferguson highlights the ironic evolution of copyright and patent protection.
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Kill your fridge. Designer Jihyun Ryou has developed a set of five contraptions that keep food fresh using natural materials, like wood, glass, rice, sand, and water.
Inspired by an old Windows screen saver, this serene art installation lets you ride a swing through the galaxy.
Put on these glasses, and you won’t just see more clearly. You’ll be a better person.
Anyone can download the tool, which quickly reveals how alarmingly predictable we are.
Written by: Rob Girling
Designers are beginning to understand how irrational thinking plays into the decisions people make. That knowledge can be used to openly influence consumers to make responsible choices.
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