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Ahead of Saturday Indesign, Savage Design put its new Ministry of Metals experience through a test run, turning material education into something tactile, practical and genuinely interactive.
From dementia-inclusive urbanism and home haemodialysis to multilingual typography and regenerative biomaterials, the Design Institute of Australia’s 2026 GOTYA winners point to an emerging generation designing with care, research and social responsibility.
Since its inception, KLIK Systems continues to impress the education sector with their extensive collections of architectural linear lighting.
The INDE.Awards and INDE.Summit have finally arrived. It’s not too late to join, here’s how to get involved.
Was your design education up to speed for the realities of today? Developed in October at GloW-DESIGN’s international ReDesignEd Educators Forum in Singapore, the Universal Design Education Charter is now available to view.
This month, the editorial team has spent as much time out of the Indesign Media offices as in. Here’s a regional wrap of some of the major happenings and directions around the region, and further afield.
Will today’s design graduates be relevant tomorrow? Are they truly relevant today? A new Universal Design Education Charter, developed at GloW-DESIGN’s ReDesignEd Educators Forum in Singapore, sets out a framework for the future.
How can design education keep pace with change? We quizzed Rosanne Somerson, President of leading US institution Rhode Island School of Design, during her recent visit to Singapore for Brainstorm Design.
