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Technology

Map: Industrial Design

Map presents a new format for the design industry, where each creative decision is backed by strategic insight.

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Technology

A new approach: Using design to humanise technological objects

London – At the London Design Festival Network Evening last week, held at The Future Laboratory’s Elder Street office, LS:N Global senior journalist Rowland Manthorpe spoke to Jason Holley, director at Universal Design Studio, about its work with the Science Museum’s newest permanent gallery.

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Europe

I, Robot: London Design Festival Network Evening explores human side of tech

London – LS:N Global members gathered at The Future Laboratory HQ last night during the London Design Festival to discover how innovators in the field are experimenting with ways to make technology more emotive.

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Retail

Paul Gulati: Merging retail, hospitality and leisure

Universal Design Studio’s senior associate talks about design in The Convergence Economy.

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Retail

Celebrating retail: Forum explores the store of the future

London – More than 40 guests gathered last week at The Future Laboratory for a look at the future of retail.

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Fashion

Surprise package: Clothes brand starts new thread

London, Berlin – Fruit of the Loom, the clothing manufacturer best known for its underwear and casualwear, has launched a premium line Seek No Further with two pop-up shops in London and Berlin.

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Food & Drink

Ace Hotel London

Ace Hotel opened its first branch outside of the Americas, in east London, in September. Like other ventures from Ace Hotel Group, it is the epitome of localism, but in contrast to some of the company’s other hotels, it occupies an unassuming building on one of the most culturally diverse roads in the city.

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Luxury

Soft Reduction

LS:N Global has previously reported on the rise of simplicity in The New Sobriety and Super Minimalism, a response to consumers cutting back and re-assessing their spending habits. We covered the Emotional Home in 2010 and we see no signs of the trend disappearing. We believe it will gather momentum.