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A home for inspiring ideas and fresh conversations about the power of design. Keep scrolling to see our latest stories exploring themes like climate action, social justice and health & wellbeing.
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Marcus Lyall invites you to Scream the House Down
A socially distanced art installation to ease your frustrations
What does surprise look like?
Self-commissioned research by Studio Hellicar into human expression
‘Be an empath and always try to understand your subject’
Q&A with WDCD Live São Paulo speaker Pete Hellicar
CODA Award for Guto Requena’s Dancing Pavilion
Interactive façade of dance club reflects the mood of the dancing crowd
Look at the music
Dutch designer Jaap Drupsteen creates wonderful visual world for Calefax reed quintet
Futuristic visions, fantasies and concepts
Visual artist Floris Kaayk shares his views on the future at WDCD Live Amsterdam
A small solution to a big problem
Smart direct mail campaign by British Council offers Arabic-speakers a clever language tool
Light-and-sound virtuoso Marcus Lyall on stage at WDCD
Designer of live shows for U2, The Rolling Stones, The Chemical Brothers and Oasis
Blue waves over Amsterdam
Artwork Waterlicht by Daan Roosegaarde visualizes Dutch vulnerability for water
Nothing stinks, only thinking makes it so
WDCD2015 speaker Sissel Tolaas makes us aware of our most sophisticated tool
Mandarin and leather make you feel safer
Scent design can influence bus passengers’ experience of safety
Symphony Seizure
Brian Foo translates epilepsy into music
‘Sound is the forgotton flavour sense’
Professor Charles Spence will talk at WDCD2015 about design of multisensory foods and products
What language does smell speak?
A meeting with smell expert Sissel Tolaas in her laboratory in Berlin
Culinary deviants bring all the senses into play
Bompas & Parr create immersive, flavour based experiences
Heatherwick on the Waterfront
Thomas Heatherwick will turn a concrete colossus in Cape Town into a cathedral for contemporary African art.
