Monolithic concrete forms associated with brutalist architecture inspired the interiors of Axel Arigato's Copenhagen flagship store
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Architects behind Lapee say pink spiral design could end gender toilet inequality
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Sans serif, sans progressive policies: How campaign branding came to be a way for candidates to signal their progressive bona fides without actually having them.
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The shape of things to come
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Jony Ive, iPhone designer, announces Apple departure
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‘I think therefore I cycle’: Fifty years of Dutch anti-car posters – in pictures
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The corporate logo singularity: Against the creepy cheerfulness of a thousand smiling san serifs
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The Frankfurt Kitchen changed how we cook—and live
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Hand dryers vs. paper towels: The surprisingly dirty fight for the right to dry your hands
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End the tyranny of Arial: The big internet platforms use the same fonts and backgrounds. Let’s make it interesting again.
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The design of Apple's credit card
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Why can’t we have decent toilet stalls?
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The embroidered computer
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How we lost our ambitions for the tech-enabled home
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A 23-year-old designer has won a top £50,000 ($64,385) prize after creating a low-cost bamboo housing unit to address the Philippines' slum crisis
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The bodega signmakers of New York
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Times Newer Roman is a sneaky font designed to make your essays look longer
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Why are newspaper websites so horrible?
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