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Design

Komorebi creates natural light impression

UK – The robotic projector replicates the light and shadows created by sunlight shining through a window.

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Design

Long-term thinking

This year’s London Design Festival examined how designers are finding new value in waste.

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Food & Drink

RCA and CSM 2016 Graduate Shows Review

Graduates at the Royal College of Art (RCA) and Central Saint Martins (CSM) focused on new definitions of identity emerging in response to changes in technology, social norms and science.

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Design

Ageless architecture

London – Royal College of Art student Alice Theodorou is fighting back against short-term thinking with her latest project, The Future Will Just Have to Wait.

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Technology

RCA and CSM Show Review

Graduate shows at the Royal College of Art (RCA) and Central Saint Martins (CSM) tackled some weighty issues this year with work that challenged existing government systems and questioned the ethical implications of bio-engineering.

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Design

Symbiotic selling

London – In her MA graduate project, Retail Terrorism/Symbiotic Relationships, Royal College of Art (RCA) interior design student Corrine Guo imagines a future retail space that draws inspiration from the layered structure of a beehive.

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Marketing & Branding

Search and discover

London – A new search engine explores a world in which serendipity is valued over efficiency.

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Fashion

Graduate Fashion Week 2015

During Graduate Fashion Week 2015 designers presented collections that explored new aesthetics, experimental materials and unexpected textures and finishes.

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Design

True lies: What on earth is design fiction?

A new wave of designers is moving away from tackling current issues to create speculative scenarios for the future that have come to be know as design fiction. If fiction is primarily a form of entertainment and design is a problem-solving tool, what on earth is design fiction?