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Space X Flight Suit by Clément Balavoine
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Fashion

Space-age Materials

Although the idea of space travel has long influenced fashion, a new wave of designers is looking beyond our planet as a way of solving problems closer to home.

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Technology

Cute coding

London – Cubetto is a wooden robot designed by toy and game manufacturer Primo that teaches children the principles of coding.

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Culture & Media

The museum swap

New York – The city’s most famous art galleries have Instagrammed each other’s collections in a bid to explore common ground.

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Marketing & Branding

Design Miami/ 2015: Part 2

In Part 2 of our 2015 Design Miami/ overview we explore the offsite and satellite events that made an impact during the show.

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Technology

Preview: The Principals

New York – In this week’s Portfolio, we profile multidisciplinary studio The Principals.

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North America

Towering feat: A sculpture built from bio-bricks

Towering feat: A sculpture built from bio-bricks

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North America

Feminine touch: MoMA examines women in design

New York – The latest exhibit at the Museum of Modern Art, Designing Modern Women 1890–1990, looks at a century of design, highlighting work from female designers and asks how they shaped 20th-century design in a discipline traditionally dominated by men.

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Macro Trends

The Dawn of the Mega-systems

Apple, Amazon, Alibaba, Google, Facebook and Weibo are no longer simply trading platforms. They are the mega-systems of tomorrow, within which most of us will socialise, shop and live our lives.

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Technology

Clear vision: Studio explores power and networks

New York – The Museum of Modern Art is holding the first show to focus on Metahaven, an Amsterdam-based studio that uses graphic design to explore political and economic power structures.