From how we design for digital spaces to how we classify “emerging designers”, this week’s Design Line looks at some conundrums and questions the industry is engaged with.

Prepare to be stopped in your tracks: the new issue of Disegno is available to buy now!

Claude Dutson employs technology to snoop around the secretive headquarters of Silicon Valley, probing the methodological limits of proprietary architecture.

Spaceships, driverless cars and wind-powered cargo ships – transport abounds in this week’s edition of Design Line.

This episode of The Crit features an interview with Ilona Gaynor, along with a discussion of AR goggles, AI sofas, and an upcoming exhibition about emails.

The second issue of Design Reviewed is now available for pre-order, with stories taking in Colombian ecosystems, design policies to improve access to football pitches, reusable diapers, and much more.

This week’s Design Line takes stock of Apple’s goggle-like AR headset the Vision Pro, a pink paint shortage caused by the Barbie movie, and a sofa designed by AI.

Helen Gonzalez Brown reviews the Apple Watch Ultra and grapples with anxiety, mortality, and the cult of wellness for Design Reviewed #1.

We’re excited to announce the launch of Design Reviewed, a new biannual publication from the team behind Disegno.

Huawei beats Apple to a satellite smartphone, US design schools rebel against a ranking system, and a campaign against fossil fuels in fashion feature in this week’s Design Line.

The Crit returns for discussion of Jonny Ive and Apple, the data implications of overturning Roe Vs. Wade, the 2022 Stirling Prize shortlist, and much more.

The mid-summer Design Line is here, with a look at the US’s wave of unionisation, video game disaster simulations, and BIG’s mock-up mistake.

Design Line covers the end of the iPod, more than a bit of Bitcoin drama, an ear-tingling ASMR exhibition, and a political interruption.

Employees at Apple have launched a website and social media campaign under the banner #AppleToo to report on labour abuses at the technology company.

Apple has revealed a series of new tools for iPhone, designed to catch cases of child sexual abuse while maintaining encryption.