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SEGD asks 20 questions of Andrew Lazarow, an award-winning interactive designer at ESI Design, an NBBJ studio (New York) who is passionate about creative problem solving, ethical use of technology, and the arts—and gives us the scoop on new interaction options, like touchless haptics.
Watch: L’Rai Arthur-Mensah, a senior project manager at Local Projects, and partner on Onward Pop Up Museum gives insight into three projects that require difficult design decisions in service of Truth and Reconciliation.
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This month, a broad SEGD community of exhibition designers, curators, technology integrators, fabricators, brand managers, design faculty and students are tuning into the 2020 SEGD Exhibition + Experience event. We're just one week in and this year's modified E+E is already a hit! The interactive workshops lead by global thought-leaders, inspiring Global Design Award case studies, intriguing weekly prompts, and engaging virtual project tours are just some of the featured agenda items this year. Still not signed up yet? Here are four reasons why this year's E+E should be on your radar.
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SEGD’s project tours have become a signature part of our annual events, giving you a chance to get out of the conference room and explore new spaces. This year, since we can't be together in-person, we've worked with award-winning exhibition designers to virtually deliver a stellar line-up of some of the world's most anticipated museums of 2020.
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The novel coronavirus has shown how vulnerable many sectors are to future pandemics. While occupancy levels are lower, it’s the perfect time to create more resilient, adaptive spaces, and the experiential graphic design industry has the potential to lead the way.
Sydney studio BrandCulture has published a series of articles explaining how COVID-19 will impact the design of built environments from hospitality and education to healthcare and public spaces. Here are a few of its key observation-based predictions, broken down by sector:
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Last fall, educators Don Norman and Michael Meyer were in the thick of writing “Changing Design Education for the 21st Century” when the novel coronavirus struck. Their deeply considered research was published in late February in the Spring edition of "She Ji: The Journal of Design, Economics, and Innovation," from Tongji University Press, and more broadly in April across social media channels.
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Authors: Michael W. Meyer, Don Norman from Design Lab, University of California, San Diego
Publication: She Ji: The Journal of Design, Economics, and Innovation
Publisher: Elsevier Date: Spring 2020
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In late July, award-winning international design firm Ware Malcomb announced the end of construction on ZS Associates offices, located at 611 Gateway Boulevard in South San Francisco. Ware Malcomb provided interior architecture and design services for the project.
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On July 27, Gable welcomed back Ross Hancock as a Senior Vice President of Business Development after having previously served with Gable for 19 years.
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Join Ayse Birsel (who kicked off Experience + Exhibition month with her super power primer) this month for her pay-what-you-wish workshops. https://www.designlifeyoulove.com/online-workshops
Navigating the highs, lows, “likes,” paychecks, prizes, and mental hurdles.
It’s a tough job even in human time, let alone deep time. A study by the International Atomic Energy Agency found that even today, as little as 6% of the world’s population may recognise the trefoil, the three black blades on a yellow background that is the symbol for radiation.
