A Bottle Made Entirely of Soap? What if the packaging of your shampoo could become soap itself instead of ending up in the bin? Meet SOAPBOTTLE, an innovative packaging concept developed by designe...

Design firm KFLA presented multiple logo concepts for the Crosstown Trail. The committee asked for orange high‑visibility options, adjustments to an 'X' symbol that some members said could read as a prohibition mark, and tests for small‑scale legibility.

Speakers presented the 'Made Possible' concept and introduced a STEEP six‑lens framework (culture, social, technological, economic, environmental, political) to design education and community systems that expand opportunity.

The city's communications team unveiled a simplified, flexible mark developed with Contrast and Co, citing digital accessibility requirements for April 2027 and a phased rollout that begins with a website relaunch in February and full conversion by 2029.

Opus Development presented initial elevations for the Dayton Gateway site, emphasizing large corner glazing, metal panels with a warm wood-look inside face, precast concrete skin and flexible tenant layouts. The EDA asked Opus to raise the center glazing and add illumination and will review revised plans before entitlement submission.

Consultants presented updated Morrisville Town Center and social‑district logo concepts; council generally supported the recommended concept but requested alternatives for color palettes and accent elements (butterflies, fireworks) before finalizing wayfinding and the master plan.

AI is transforming the commercial furniture industry, automating manual workflows and shaping the next era of smart furniture production.

A woman who identifies as obese has become the first person to win an award in the 'best fashion design' category at a major industry event. The achievement has sparked discussions about body diversity in the fashion sector, with critics highlighting the significance of the milestone. The award was presented at a ceremony that celebrated innovation in textile design, with judges noting the contestant's unique approach to sustainable materials. Industry insiders have praised the decision as a step towards greater inclusivity, although some have raised questions about the criteria used to select the winner. The event organizers emphasized that the award aims to recognize creativity rather than physical attributes, though the choice of the winner has generated both support and debate within the fashion community. This development comes amid growing global movements advocating for more diverse representation in the industry, with advocates arguing that such recognition helps challenge traditional beauty standards.

We are delighted to announce that Fabricate 2024: Creating Resourceful Futures has been awarded a commendation in the Technical category at the Architecture Book of the Year Awards in London. Launched...

Varnava Design Studio seeks approval for a reduced single-story addition at Granada Road.

Why outdated design workflows are holding you back — and how AI-powered systems can accelerate creativity, collaboration, and output to…