Disegno #30
Disegno #30 includes:
A special 10th-anniversary cover designed by Jasper Morrison; a visit to Paris’s Bourse de Commerce, designed by Tadao Ando and Ronan and Erwan Bouroullec; a journey deep into Arctic Greenland for Dorte Mandrup’s Ilulissat Icefjord Centre; the troubled design history of the coil IUD; Front’s exploration of the material and cultural innovations behind the mirror; efforts to curb e-waste at Accra’s Agbogbloshie; an exhibition that reveals a new side to Sigurd Lewerentz, with ArkDes’s Kieran Long, Tony Fretton, Lyndon Neri, Yung Ho Chang and Ingrid Campo-Ruiz; a dive into the architecture of Palestine’s archaeological sites and what they say about occupation, as told by Ariel Caine, Dima Srouji and Silvia Truini; lean web design courtesy of Formafantasma and the industry’s efforts to make the internet sustainable; questions about what makes design German, explored by the Vitra Design Museum; a one-piece plywood cantilever, dreamt up by László Moholy-Nagy for Isokon, now executed by Jasper Morrison; Vancouver’s cocktail of art, drugs and development; and a photographic celebration of 10 years of Disegno.
Disegno #30
Disegno #30 includes:
A special 10th-anniversary cover designed by Jasper Morrison; a visit to Paris’s Bourse de Commerce, designed by Tadao Ando and Ronan and Erwan Bouroullec; a journey deep into Arctic Greenland for Dorte Mandrup’s Ilulissat Icefjord Centre; the troubled design history of the coil IUD; Front’s exploration of the material and cultural innovations behind the mirror; efforts to curb e-waste at Accra’s Agbogbloshie; an exhibition that reveals a new side to Sigurd Lewerentz, with ArkDes’s Kieran Long, Tony Fretton, Lyndon Neri, Yung Ho Chang and Ingrid Campo-Ruiz; a dive into the architecture of Palestine’s archaeological sites and what they say about occupation, as told by Ariel Caine, Dima Srouji and Silvia Truini; lean web design courtesy of Formafantasma and the industry’s efforts to make the internet sustainable; questions about what makes design German, explored by the Vitra Design Museum; a one-piece plywood cantilever, dreamt up by László Moholy-Nagy for Isokon, now executed by Jasper Morrison; Vancouver’s cocktail of art, drugs and development; and a photographic celebration of 10 years of Disegno.