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December 2012 Greetings Design Fans, For our eighth annual Ultimate Gift Guide, Core77's crack editors have identified a taxonomy of seven known 'Designer Phenotypes' who might be on your shopping list. From Designer Dandy to Studio Snob, Homebound Hobbit to Workshop Workhorse, we have something for the discerning gift giver and recipient alike. In addition to our beloved online Gift Guide, we're also pleased to announce that we've partnered with Blu Dot in New York City and our sister store Hand Eye Supply in Portland, OR, to open bicoastal Holiday Pop-Up Shops for your shopping convenience. Stop by before December 24th to check out the product in person and pick up a poster featuring all seven designer phenotypes, illustrated by Core-toonist Tony Ruth, a.k.a. lunchbreath (while supplies last). Stumped on what to get your design-o-phile friends this holiday season? Need a quick wish list to share with family? Shop online or in person—there's still time to get the perfect gift for your friends, your family and yourself! Happy Holidays! Allan Chochinov Editor in Chief |
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ULTIMATE GIFT GUIDE + 7 DESIGNER PHENOTYPES Stumped on what to get your design-o-phile friends this holiday season? Need a quick wish list to share with family? Shop online or in person—there's still time to get the perfect gift for your friends, your family and yourself! Plus, while supplies last, take home a handy poster-sized guide to identify the designer phenotypes in the field, featuring the beautiful illustrations of Core-toonist Tony Ruth, aka lunchbreath.
CORE77 DESIGN AWARDS NOW OPEN FOR ENTRIES Thanks to you, the last two years have been a huge success for the Core77 Design Awards. As you look back on all the work you've done this year, ready your best projects for entry into the 2013 Core77 Design Awards. Projects submitted between now and January 31, 2013 will receive an earlybird discount of 20% off of the entry fee. Get Started Today! We look forward to seeing your best work.
DESIGN FOR (YOUR) PRODUCT LIFETIME STUDENT CHALLENGE WINNERS Congratulations to the winners of the Design for (Your) Product Lifetime Student Challenge presented by Autodesk! In this challenge, Core77, Autodesk and iFixit asked students to design a smart product that is smarter environmentally; a product that can be repaired and will stand the test of time, even if some of its components need to be replaced.
AUTO DESIGN HISTORY: A LOOK AT THE MERCEDES 300SL GULLWING Core77 Editor hipstomp takes a deep dive into the history and development of the Mercedes 300SL—how it came to be and why it's so special from a design perspective.
Why do certain innovation efforts fail? As businesses optimize growith and performance, innovation efforts become characteristically out of phase with the rest of the organization. Columnist Tad Toulis considers another side of innovation, inviting useful antagonism into an organization.
PHOTO GALLERY: TOKYO DESIGN WEEK Our highlights from this year's Tokyo Design Week with the first batch of products from Design Tide Tokyo. This year's design presentations emphasized natural materials, further integration of new technologies and traditional forms that delight in new ways.
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Senior UI Designer - Medical/Technical Experience Designer (UX) Designers (Multiple Positions) |
Architecture / Product Design Interns Industrial Designer Head of User Experience Design, Amazon Digital Music |
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Featured Event: Technology-Driven Design or Design-Driven Technology? with Sosolimited Eero Saarinen: A Reputation for Innovation ISUDA Bike Share Design Competition |
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ICHEG Acquires 250 Atari Industrial Design Department Drawings, Plans Exhibitions Walmart's New Supercube: Increase Sustainability by... Designing Bigger Trucks? How the Heck Does This Work? Julien Vidame's Convention-Defying Extendable Table |
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Design Challenge: Highway Patrol Vehicle 2025
Doubts on Tesla/Fisker Then, I read [that] 'Hurricane Sandy (may have) set 16 Fisker Karma plug-in hybrids on fire...' This is why I still have doubts over Tesla and Fisker. Cars are so complicated and a small manufacturing error can mean dead drivers. A small start up like Tesla or Fisker that are trying to leap ahead of the industry is a real hail mary.
I have to say, I've grown a little more optimistic with Tesla. They seem to understand the risks and are going much slower than they seemed to suggest earlier on. Fisker seems to have shipped a bunch of cars that were in serious beta stage."
Adidas Next Step
The goals are:
How can I use a Business Degree in the field of Design?
Does anyone have any practical experience/knowledge in this matter? What kind of positions exist? What are the normal entry requirements, or the standard paths to success? Is it even possible to move into the design world with a business degree?..."
Mechanical Engineers Invading ID
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