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February 27
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By Rain Noe - Feb 26
Web Series for High Schoolers Choosing Future Careers Looks at Industrial Design
ID scored an 83 out of 100p
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By Jeri Dansky - Feb 26
Organizing the Toys: 11 Designs for Boxes and Bins
Thoughtful designs for storing both large and small toys, which both parents and children can appreciate
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By LinYee Yuan - Feb 26
Design Indaba 2015: Three Blue Sky Student Projects Worth Exploring
Young designers presenting work in progress provoked a wide-ranging conversation about design for the future.
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By Rain Noe - Feb 26
Clever Design/Build Techniques: Using Sprung Wood as a Latching Mechanism
No hardware necessary!
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By Rain Noe - Feb 25
Natural Disaster Prompts Charleston to Create School for Rare Building Arts
ACBA preserves dying trades and produces in-demand craftspeople
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By Rain Noe - Feb 25
Ex-Sheriff Invents a Bullet-Dampening Device
It basically "hacks" the first bullet fired to render it nonlethal.
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By Rain Noe - Feb 25
Look Inside an Elite Cyberwarrior's Surprisingly Designed Base of Operations
It's like a steampunk fantasyland!
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By Teshia Treuhaft - Feb 25
Thinking Outside the Cardboard Box: DODOcase Brings Customizable VR to the Masses
The San Francisco-based DODOcase creates a customizable version of their Cardboard VR Viewer on the heels of Google 'Cardboard.'
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By Hand-Eye Supply - Feb 24
Farm & Field Lockback Pocket Knives
Sometimes super practical tools come in super cool packages. The Farm & Field Lockback pocket knife is a well-built, medium-sized, versatile knife with style that cuts deep. Traditionally used for farm and field work...
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By Kat Bauman - Feb 24
Empathetic Design: A UMich Charette On Ebola
Powerfully simple designs for better Ebola response starred at this UMich design charette
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By Rain Noe - Feb 24
Shannon Rogers Recreates Roubo Device to Demonstrate Old-School Resawing
This thing can cut wider boards than your bandsaw can, and it looks surprisingly doable
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By Hand-Eye Supply - Feb 24
Tonight at the Curiosity Club: Joshua Berger of Plazm Magazine
Tonight at the Hand-Eye Supply Curiosity Club, Designer and Art Director Joshua Berger of Plazm magazine recounts his ongoing recovery from a Traumatic Brain Injury incurred on a routine bike commute. "When I set out on...
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By Core Jr - Feb 24
Mariana Amatullo on 5 Things We Know About Social Innovation
As part of an ongoing interview series on the Autodesk Foundation's new blog, ImpactDesignHub.org, Allan Chochinov, Editor at Large of Core77 and Chair of the MFA Products of Design program at SVA discusses the Impact...
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By C77DA Program - Feb 24
The Early Bird Deadline for the 2015 Core77 Design Awards is Next Week!
What's better than having your ingenious designs recognized by a jury of international design experts? How about saving 20% on the entry fee that put your work in front of that jury in the first place. On Tuesday, March...
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By Rain Noe - Feb 23
Modern-Day Indiana Jones' Unusual Home Library Design
The books are out of the way, out of sight and overhead
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By Rain Noe - Feb 23
Theory that Gearshift Lever's Design Contributed to Horrific Accident
Drivers accustomed to a particular interface design convention may have trouble with this design
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By Carly Ayres - Feb 23
Blowing Glass Into High-Performance Pillowcases, or How Bocci Created Its Cloudlike Pendant Lights
The project began after Bocci's creative director coerced a pilot friend into showing him his airplane. “My friend is showing me the engine and there’s this fabric bag," Omer Arbel says. "It struck me immediately. It...
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By Rain Noe - Feb 20
The Auto Icon Screen Prints Series
Jerome Daksiewicz's sweet line drawings of the front ends of iconic car designs
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By Craighton Berman - Feb 20
Chicago's Museum of Contemporary Art Announces Redesign
This morning, Chicago's Museum of Contemporary Art shared some big news—to the tune of $64 million dollars—with the public and Core77 was there to take some (sketch)notes.
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By Sam Dunne - Feb 20
The Little Robot That Keeps Time On Your Whiteboard
A faithful companion for the midnight 'war-room' warrior.
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By Rain Noe - Feb 20
Apple Reportedly Working on an Electric Car
The evidence seems undeniable, and "Project Titan" could be ready by 2020
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By Kat Bauman - Feb 19
New Lights In The Dark: LlumBCN 2015
Highlights from Barcelona's festival of light, LlumBCN15
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By Rain Noe - Feb 19
Bondic: Handheld Plastic Welder for Micro-Repairs
Is this the "cure" for my adhesion woes?
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By Jeri Dansky - Feb 19
Organizing the Bathroom: 13 Designs for Taming the Towels
Users can add hooks or basic towel bars to create more towel storage in a bathroom—but there are numerous other options, too.
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By Rain Noe - Feb 19
Photoshop Turns 25 Years Old Today
The first version came in a box that looks like it weighs 50 pounds
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By Rain Noe - Feb 19
FLINT Studio Tools' Dial Caliper
Kickstart this metric dial caliper by designers, for designers.
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By Rain Noe - Feb 18
See Inside a Restored 100-Year-Old Antarctic Exploration Base
The interiors are amazingly well-preserved, right down to the things left on the tables
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By Rain Noe - Feb 18
Snow-Melting, No-Shovel Sidewalks and Driveways Sound Amazing
It's my dream for snow shovel manufacturers to go out of business
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By Rain Noe - Feb 18
Café ArtScience Offers Inhalable Scotch, Ice Cream with Skin, and Smelephony
Biomedical engineer David Edwards' cafe wants to revolutionize how we ingest substances
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By Core Jr - Feb 18
RISD Welcomes a New President
Rosanne Somerson, who has played a central role at the institution for almost 40 years, is the 17th president of the Rhode Island School of Design.
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By Rain Noe - Feb 18
Is This Crazy Machine How Spiral Turnings Were Produced in the 18th Century?
A craftsman builds contraptions in an effort to reconstruct pre-industrial production methods
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