At Dubai Design Week, human-centric design overtook technology
Without negating the powers of the high-tech, human-centric designs took the spotlight at Dubai Design Week this year. In the global context of increasingly divisive issues and ongoing humanitarian crises, the most innovative designs were concerne
Create a free account to read the full article
Get 2 premium articles for free each month
Related Articles
MORE Dubai
Why build something to last decades if it’s only going to be used for a fraction of that time?
Reflection takes on multiple meanings in this forest pavilion activated by rain
Collectible, reloaded: 11 designs to spark creativity with metal, wood and glass
Editor’s Desk: Collectible lights up Brussels, prompting new design conversations
This public pavilion in China highlights the power of spatial ambiguity
Here are 9 ceramic design highlights from Cersaie 2024
FRAME is coming to Hong Kong for its 2024 Awards event and ceremony
Bologna ceramics fair Cersaie doubles down on community and innovation in its 41st year
Want to design a better future? Visit this forum during Singapore Design Week
