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Thinking at the timescale of forests: Adam Stanford
How do you make this two-legged seat stand upright in the forest? By leaning it on a tree trunk! Adam’s Stanford’s ‘Seat for a Forester’ prompts us to rethink our...
Maude Willaerts
Design and Society
Make Good
Ash tray: voice notes, memory, and wood
Design and society
Inventing new support systems – George Fereday
Design and society
Thinking at the timescale of forests: Adam Stanford
Make Good
Elm, wellness and play
Design and society
Make Good: Rethinking Material Futures symposium 2023
Make Good
Field Notes Summer School – reading and watching list
Design and society
Tropical Modernism: Architecture and power in West Africa
Design and society
Mummy issues
Design and society
2023 Winners: V&A Parasol Foundation Prize for Women in Photography
Design and society
From a Visitor Experience Assistant’s diary: A gallery like no other
Design and society
Made in Code: Reimagining the Experience of Fashion
Design and society
The Ramadan Pavilion by Shahed Saleem
Sustainability
Make Good
Ash tray: voice notes, memory, and wood
Design and society
Inventing new support systems – George Fereday
Design and society
Thinking at the timescale of forests: Adam Stanford
Make Good
Elm, wellness and play
Design and society
Make Good: Rethinking Material Futures symposium 2023
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Pandemic objects
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Pandemic Objects: Japanese Measles Prints
Masami Yamada Japanese woodblock prints produced during the Edo period (1615-1868) are famously known as ukiyo-e (‘pictures of the floating world’). Distributed in their many...
Masami Yamada
Design and society
Pandemic Objects: Postcards
Design and society
Pandemic Objects: Mass Testing
Design and society
Pandemic Objects: Japanese Measles Prints
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Making Design 1900 – Now
Design and society
From a Visitor Experience Assistant’s diary: A gallery like no other
Making Design 1900 – Now
Open-source speculum research
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Maude Willaerts 
