• Modular makings
    The Clik Lamp and Treze Library bookshelf by Katarq encourages the user to interact with the products by easily assembling it. >
  • Michael Bierut at AGI Open 2011
    Michael Bierut at AGI Open 2011
    Putting the "x" in sex, finding the surprise elements and going MAD. Michael Bierut talks graphic identities and problem solving. >
  • James Goggin at AGI Open 2011
    James Goggin at AGI Open 2011
    The cross disciplinary exposure that graphic design allows one is what James Goggin enjoys about the job. >
  • Chip Kidd at AGI Open 2011
    Chip Kidd at AGI Open 2011
    In Barcelona Chip Kidd stumbled across a café decorated with book covers that he had designed. He found this both strange and rather great. >
  • Stefan Sagmeister at AGI Open 2011
    Stefan Sagmeister at AGI Open 2011
    Stefan Sagmeister talks about his self-experimental film on happiness, The Happy Film. >
  • Christoph Niemann at AGI Open 2011
    Christoph Niemann at AGI Open 2011
    Putting yourself in an extreme situation leads to more unexpected creative results, Christoph Niemann finds. >
  • Marina Willer and Angus Hyland at AGI Open 2011
    Marina Willer and Angus Hyland at AGI Open 2011
    Angus Hyland and Marina Willer talk about designing identities and the unsung heroes of graphic design. >
  • Isidro Ferrer at AGI Open 2011
    Artist and graphic designer Isidro Ferrer’s work is guided by improvisation and spontaneity. >
  • Paul Sahre at AGI Open 2011
    Paul Sahre at AGI Open 2011
    Paul Sahre, not to be confused with Paula Scher, talks about designing a life-size Monster Truck Hearse. >
  • Paula Scher at AGI Open 2011
    Paula Scher at AGI Open 2011
    In the digital age graphic design is more important than ever because there is more communication, says Paula Scher. >
  • Blog: Day 2 of AGI Open Barcelona
    Questions, answers and happiness were considered on the final day of the AGI Open in Barcelona. There was even a song and dance to end it off. >
  • Wooden structure
    The largest wooden structure in the world, in the city of Seville, serves as a museum and community centre. >
  • Blog: Day 1 of AGI Open Barcelona
    Maps, books, processes and asking “how, what, why?” were some of the themes to emerge on day one of the AGI Open in Barcelona. >
  • AGI Open 2011 Barcelona
    Partnership with AGI Open
    Design Indaba is pleased to announce a media partnership with AGI Open 2011 Barcelona. >
  • Bios Urn.
    Circle of life
    A tad depressing but ingenious: The Bios Urn provides a sustainable way of dealing with human remains. >
  • Sweet and simple
    What could be more romantic than a plywood dinner table made for two? >
  • Street factory
    A new structure in Spain incorporates a skate park, street theatre stage, graffiti wall, climbing wall and more, and it’s all for youth. >
  • Photo: West 8, RCR and AldayJover.
    Linear park
    A diagonal urban park in Barcelona connects the city to its natural surrounds. >
  • Embrace
    A concept worth embracing: Jaime Hayón’s new Favn sofa for Danish furniture manufacturer Fritz Hansen. >
  • Famous food
    Reinventing Food tells the story of Ferran Adrià's rise from dishwasher to world-famous gastronomic maestro. >
  • Giraffe in the room
    Madrid-based design studio Kawamura-Ganjavian have designed a portable spatial divider. >
  • Not Made in China. Photo: Guillem Ferran.
    Far from China
    Not Made in China is designer Guillem Ferran's critique on the modern trend of production decentralisation. >
  • Porcelain tableware by Jaime Hayón.
    Table talk
    Jaime Hayón’s new range of porcelain tableware emphasises the value of gathering around a dinner table with friends and family. >
  • MyScreen by Sanserif Creatius.
    Wall wonder
    It's almost hard to believe that something made of corrugated cardboard can look this good... >

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