Innovation By Design
The 11 Winners Of Our 2012 Innovation By Design Awards
1,700 entries. 56 finalists. And October 16, 2012, we named the 11 winners of our Innovation by Design Awards. And the awards go to …
1,700 entries. 56 finalists. And October 16, 2012, we named the 11 winners of our Innovation by Design Awards. And the awards go to …
Splash House is the first phase of a two-part renovation for New York City’s Highbridge Pool and Recreation Center.
Wait a second, wasn’t Twitter the Instagram for words?
Two London design students examine how the other half (of the chair) lives.
Siggi Eggertsson’s take on his homeland involves bright colors and a whole lot of shapes.
Last night, we threw an epic party celebrating all things design of 2012. Here’s a late-entry ticket.
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In 1979, designer Peter Saville created an iconic album cover from an unlikely source: the first pulsar reading.
AT&T, listen up.
This 2.1-million-square-foot development aims to make New York’s modest Silicon Alley a competitor with its West Coast big brother.
Franklin Pierce, now’s your time to shine.
The story of how Adam Vollmer left Ideo to make an electric bike Americans could love.
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