Innovators Are Tackling Food Challenges with Design at EDIT
Since prehistory, food scarcity has been a problem. And while technology has raised crop yields, we still have to confront the problem of distribution.
Category: Design
What to Expect at EDIT, Toronto’s First Design Biennial
EDIT, Toronto’s first design biennial opens this week, bringing an interactive expo to a former factory space in the city’s east end. Here is a sneak peek at some of the highlights to look for.
4 Great Talks to Check Out at EDIT in Toronto
At EDIT, Toronto’s first design biennale, Azure presents a stellar lineup of international architecture, design and urbanism speakers including Carlo Ratti, Daan Roosegaarde, Moritz Waldemeyer and Odile Decq.
How to Fine-tune Your Workstation Ergonomics
We spoke with Dr. Waj Hoda of Totum Life Science’s chiropractic clinic in Toronto — an expert in workstation ergonomics — for tips on how to give your body the support it needs.
The Dynamism of Raw Color Studio
Crafting everything from textiles to brand identity to a new carpet collection for Nanimarquina, Christoph Brach and Daniera ter Haar mix product-making and graphic expression in whole new ways.
Design / Human Resources / Interior / Service
Why Your Office Needs Unassigned Workstations
As workforces become increasingly blended with a range of full-time, part-time, contract, and remote workers, many companies are looking to unassigned workstations to make the most of their office space.
Q & A with Sou Fujimoto
In this exclusive interview, architect Sou Fujimoto talks about how to merge fashion and architecture, using light as a material to build in space, and working at the threshold of perception.
Model Suite
Chanel’s first eco-minded runway show transformed Paris’s Grand Palais into a verdant Zen garden.
Behind the Scenes of Drake’s Hotline Bling
I spoke with Jeremy Macfarlane, production designer of Hotline Bling, to get the inside scoop on how the strikingly graphic video’s lighting effects were achieved.
Q & A with Jay Osgerby
Barber Osberby’s latest collaboration with The Rug Company extends their animal-themed rugs with four new designs. I sat down with Jay Osgerby and Rug Company co-founder Christopher Sharp to learn more about the unusual collaboration.