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Student Work
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Viewpoints
Future100 Report: Metropolis Highlights the Diverse Future of A&D
The Future100 Report gives an overview of these promising young designers: where they come from, what and where they study, and who mentors them.
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Profiles
Future100: Chenyang Yu Explores How Nature Shapes Sociopolitics
The University of Pennsylvania graduate student addresses issues such as labor imbalance and disaster relief through projects that are rooted in the natural world.
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Profiles
Future100: Tingxin Zheng Envisions Empathic Solutions for Disparate Environments
This student uses empathy as a portal to arrive at authentic visions for environments from temporary Tibetan shelters to multigenerational coworking spaces.
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Profiles
Future100: Students Explore Materiality, Pattern, and Form in Facade Details
From graphic treatments to unconventional materials and fabrication techniques, these projects show the facade is anything but superficial.
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Future100: Eric Kyle Cheung Explores Architecture’s Impact by Dissecting Its Tech
This Rice University student looks to building technologies to understand the economic and cultural forces driving the field of architecture.
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Profiles
Future100: Students Make Leaps in Industrial Design
Investigating everything from new social norms to biophilia, industrial and product design students make their mark at the object scale.
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Profiles
Future100: A New Generation of Designers Is Rethinking Elder Care Environments
Students envision senior living solutions that better support autonomy, physical wellbeing and mental health.
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Projects
Future100: The Next Wave of Urban Planners Will Prioritize Social Capital
Four students try their hands at district planning and manage to imbue public spaces with a sense of democracy, productivity, and history.
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Profiles
Future100: Interior Design Students Imagine the New Wave of Hospitality
From jewelry displays to super-yachts, these six Future100 students are prioritizing the guest experience.
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Products
Pratt Students Convert Everyday Waste into Viable Products and Materials
The new Material Lab Prize recognizes emerging talents who create designs and composites out of reclaimed waste.
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Products
A Student Project Sheds Light on Local Materials
Working with materials indigenous to Mexico's many biomes, students at the Monterrey Institute of Technology, devised a set of solar lamps.
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Viewpoints
Nine of Taliesin West’s Most Iconic Student Shelters
The student-designed desert shelters at Taliesin West, which began in 1938 with John Lautner's lean-to and continue today, provide a window into architecture's evolving relationship with the natural environment.
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Products
The Challenge of a Chair: Students Compete to Create One-of-a-Kind Chair
For the past 13 years, Wilsonart has been hosting student chair design competition to challenge students to create a unique design.
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Projects
Can Fashion Help Refugees? This Parsons Student’s Ingenious Line Shows How
“Design for Difference” merges style with utility in multi-functional garments that do more than clothe, but protect, shelter, and carry items.
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Viewpoints
The Student Work Shines at Dutch Design Week 2015
The refugee crisis, globalization's drawbacks, and novel health-care delivery systems were all themes at Dutch Design Week 2015.
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Projects
The “Essay”: A Chair For Students, By a Student
A furniture company collaborates with design students at Purdue University for its latest chair collection.
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Projects
Students Create Energy-Producing House for European Solar Decathlon
Designers from RISD, Brown, and the University of Applied Science Erfurt developed a prototypical home that actually generates 50% more energy than it uses.
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The Human Centered Design Program Bears Fruit in Menominee
Students from Northern Michigan University collaborated with Lloyd Flanders furniture makers to prototype human centered design.
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Design Students Take on Universal Design
Research at the Helen Hamlyn Centre for Design is transforming the practice—and the very definition—of universal design.
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Products
This Silk Chair Is More Silk Than Chair
Don't be deceived: you can actually sit in this chair.