Negotiated modernism: British suburbia between the wars
Royal College of Art
Barry Curtis Curtis describes the many ways in which forms of tradition infused the design and inhabitation of the new suburbs. […]
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Objects of Desire
The Bartlett, University College London
Objects of Desire looks at the appearance of consumer goods in the 200 years since the introduction of mechanized production, […]
The Future of Industrial Design for a Global Mass Market
Royal College of Art
Ashley Hall discusses ideas that relate to design practice and academic research exploring whether designers should seek to include cultural influences […]
GoGlobal: Design collaboration and e-commerce models in developing countries
Royal College of Art
Using previous case studies by the authors and a current live project, Ashley Hall considers whether the creative industries in […]
Elastic Octopus: A Catalogue of Failures for Disrupting Design Education
Royal College of Art
Elastic Octopus was inspired by a perceived increased reluctance in student attitudes towards taking risks and failure in design innovation. […]
The Idea and Image of Historical Time: Interactions between Design and Digital Humanities
Royal College of Art
Stephen Boyd David explores the interaction between designers and humanists in the context of our work on time-wise visualisations for […]
Early visualisations of historical time
Royal College of Art
Stephen Boyd Davis, Royal College of Art, discusses the visualization of historical time, illustrated by key examples from the eighteenth […]
Explorations in Urban Design: An Urban Design Research Primer
Bartlett School, University College London
Whilst recognising that distinctly different traditions exist within the study and practice of urban design, Matthew Carmona, Professor of Planning […]
A dialogue on climate change
University of the Arts London
How to be creative: collaboration in Web 2.0 community with or without text
University of Greenwich
Anastasios Maragiannis, University of Greenwich Maragiannis, A. (2011) How to be creative: collaboration in Web 2.0 community with or without […]
