Lumsden associate director Dan Whetstone looks at the design opportunities around turning stories from the screen into immersive visitor attractions: bit.ly/3wUsMZm
Designed by Aston University experts for South African children aged 8-11, these wheelchairs are sustainable and expected to be locally manufactured: bit.ly/3Q19jgd
Robot Food’s rebrand of Tuborg aims to respect the brand’s existing cultural touchpoints by “bringing them to life” on the packs and online: bit.ly/3KAv9WJ
Nissen Richards Studio has designed a Norwegian crime fiction exhibition in The National Library of Norway, which seeks to mirror “the curational vision of creating a labyrinth”: bit.ly/3B0Oc9t
This sustainable, "unique and low cost" sports wheelchair has been designed for the South African market by a consortium of universities: bit.ly/3Q19jgd
Universal Design Studio has craeted an ocean-inspired concept space for L’Oréal, which aims to “communicate big ideas” while keeping the carbon footprint small: bit.ly/3AFRGhj
Superunion has created a set of generative tools which can help clients create new versions of their brand assets themselves, within guidelines: bit.ly/3QGI8ID
Our Creative co-owner and managing director Kim Van Elkan says the backlash from Asda’s Just Essentials range branding is a “storm in a yellow teacup”: bit.ly/3QGmUu6
“It’s important to be honest”: Misty Buckley reflects on how she tackled Birmingham's historical complexity through the design of the Commonwealth Games ceremonies: bit.ly/3PuAzU1
Morag Myerscough's Oxford Street aerial installation hopes to encourage shoppers and businesses to engage positively with the topic of sustainability: bit.ly/3Ae56Ry