niedziela, wrzesień 5th, 2010
A multipurpose digital printer — one that can scan, fax, make copies and print photos — is an inexpensive technical marvel.
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Looking at Digital Downsides
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poniedziałek, sierpień 30th, 2010
In a dazzlingly ambitious exhibition at La Triennale Design Museum in Milan, Alessandro Mendini has assembled a collection of objects to illustrate Italy.
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Design: An Italian Designer’s Homage to His Native Country
No Comments »poniedziałek, sierpień 23rd, 2010
Two young designers from San Francisco have set up an innovative design-and-build program at a high school in one of North Carolina’s poorest areas.
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Putting New Tools in Students’ Hands
No Comments »poniedziałek, sierpień 16th, 2010
At the Vitra Design Museum in Germany, a new exhibition highlights a collection of inventions that inhabit and inform our daily lives, from bubble wrap to Velcro — brilliance hiding in plain sight.
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A Compendium of Everyday Genius
No Comments »poniedziałek, sierpień 9th, 2010
Irma Boom recently took on a challenge: creating a book to commemorate 25 years of making books. Her work is showcased at the University of Amsterdam Library.
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Design: A Small Book on a Big Career
No Comments »poniedziałek, sierpień 2nd, 2010
A planner for Architecture for Humanity helped brainstorm projects ranging from ships made of plastic to housing for Native Americans and Haitians.
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Design: A Font of Ideas From a ‘Nomadic’ Humanitarian Architect
No Comments »poniedziałek, lipiec 5th, 2010
If the students in the master’s degree course at Design Academy Eindhoven in the Netherlands are any guide, contemporary designers would like to see the birth of an age of participatory democracy.
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Design: Taking the Pulse of Eindhoven
No Comments »poniedziałek, maj 31st, 2010
Design can have its more indulgent side, creating things that aren’t necessarily world-changing but are beautiful, luscious, sensual or fun.
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Design: Breaking Loose From the Sober-Sided
No Comments »niedziela, maj 9th, 2010
The exhibition at the Museum of Arts and Design in New York features the work of six builders of 21 custom-made metal bikes.
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Design: New York Museum Showcases Custom-Made Bicycles
No Comments »poniedziałek, maj 3rd, 2010
What is good design?
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Design: The Artistry of Inconspicuous Quality
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