Design Museum Everywhere

How can educators incorporate real world problems into the classroom? Hear from Matt Templeton, Philips Principal Design Strategy Lead & Wentworth Institute of Technology Professor, and ArtCenter College of Design President Lorne Buchman on #DesignIsEverywhere. https://bit.ly/36713aB

On #DesignIsEverywhere, Gensler and BosNOMA's Elyse Ayoung and Wentworth Institute of Technology student Xavier Fernandes reimagine the architecture profession to be more inclusive, and better serve diverse communities. https://bit.ly/3nDKxVo

What makes a great playground? On #DesignIsEverywhere, hear Weston & Sampson VP Cheri Ruane and PlayPower’s Michael Laris talk about how to design play environments to be more...playful. https://bit.ly/2IkMd7c

The #WorkplaceInnovation2020 Summit is quickly approaching, and this week’s #DesignIsEverywhere episode is here to get you excited. Hear about the future of healthy workplaces with two interior design leaders from HOK, Donald Cremers and Christine Vandover. Thanks to IIDA for their help developing this episode! https://bit.ly/388r6j2

There’s a push for sustainability happening within construction, and you might be surprised by the principal material...wood! In this week’s #DesignIsEverywhere podcast, Judith Sheine of the Tallwood Design Institute and Emily Dawson of Path Architecture discuss the movement. https://bit.ly/34z46ry

How is systemic racism reflected in the design of our cities, neighborhoods, and public spaces? In this week’s Design is Everywhere podcast, Sam chats with Atianna Cordova, a New Orleans-based urban designer and founder of WATER BLOCK and architect Jason Pugh, the incoming president of National Organization of Minority Architects, about improving equity in built environments. https://bit.ly/2FMMUVM #DesignIsEverywhere

How can the food system be redesigned to be better for everyone? In this week's Design is Everywhere podcast, we talk to Lauren Abda of Branchfood about her work with food entrepreneurs in New England and Matthew Ridenour of IDEO about the finalists for the Food Systems Vision Prize, which envisions a more regenerative and nourishing food future for 2050. https://bit.ly/3iZ2Kdz

In this week's Design is Everywhere podcast, Sam talks to Dana Chisnell from National Conference on Citizenship (NCoC) and Beth Huang from Massachusetts Voter Table about the intersection between design and voting. Hear their thoughts on how to increase voter turnout and make voting easier. https://bit.ly/2F6a1u6

Freelance work has become increasingly popular across industries. On this week’s podcast, Sam and Liz dive into the topic with Trish Fontanilla, a community and customer consultant, and Sydney Janey, founder of Sydney Janey Design, a graphics and communications practice. Listen here: https://bit.ly/3kXXwA4

Behind every good doctor is a galley of well-designed medical equipment, the focus of our latest podcast episode. We discuss medical design with guest co-host Scott Stropkay, co-Founder and co-Leader of Essential Design. We’ll chat with him, and our guest, Richard Eistermann, Head of Design at Philips, about utilizing technological innovation into medical design. Listen & subscribe: https://bit.ly/3kIQSxn #DesignIsEverywhere

Design has an integral role in society, but for many that role is physical. Our latest podcast episode discusses prosthetic innovation. Sound familiar? This episode follows our exhibition, Bespoke Bodies. You’ll hear from Mike Benning, the Marketing Manager at Hanger Clinic, and a champion for the limb-loss and limb-difference community. Mike is also a prosthetic device user, as the first American to be fitted with the i-limb quantum. He chats with our special guest David Gow, former head of SMART Services and inventor of the i-limb. Hear them meet for the first time on our latest episode. Listen & subscribe: https://bit.ly/33Axmwp

Design is Everywhere, EP 021: Being Black in Design

Our latest episode of the podcast, Design is Everywhere, is out now: Being Black in Design, featuring Zoë Middleton and Kevin Bethune! Zoë is the Director of Design, Marketing, and Product Development at Fabrique, a design manufacturing company focused on bags and cases. She leads the discussion with our special guest Kevin Bethune, the Founder & Chief Creative Officer at dreams • design + life, a think tank delivering design & innovation services using a human-centered approach. Zoë and Kevin discuss their experiences as Black designers, the importance of racial diversity in innovative thinking, and the future of globally-minded design. Listen and subscribe: https://bit.ly/2DS1daM

The date is fast approaching! Design Night LIVE! is two weeks away. Join us and celebrate the world of design through an array of activities, including live sketches, demonstrations, games, and a silent auction. You’ll meet our amazing keynote speakers, network with fellow designers, and see some familiar faces. Stay tuned for more previews, check out our video below, and don’t forget to buy your tickets! https://loom.ly/s-YByN0

New podcast episode! Think of all the government services you use, like any service provider, these experiences are designed. On this episode to have two experts, civic designers who are working at different scales and levels of government: Sabrina Dorsaninvil, Director of Civic Design for the Boston Mayor’s Office of New Urban Mechanics and Anne Petersen, Director of Experience Design at 18F, an office of federal employees that collaborates with other agencies to improve how government serves the public through technology and more. Listen & subscribe: https://loom.ly/ayit9IY

New podcast episode! Look around, see some brands around you? This week we talked branding and design with industrial designer Michael DiTullo and Jennifer Bryan from Think Joule. Good #branding touches all 5 senses and is infused into everything an organization does — here about it all from 2 brand experts, listen and subscribe: https://loom.ly/sG5vqCU #DesignisEverywhere

Special podcast episode! This week we talked with George White from Cantina, and Scott Berkun, author of the new book, How Design Makes the World — we discuss how design shapes the world around us and how we can all be designers (and better designers). A fitting episode for our 11th birthday today — listen & subscribe: https://loom.ly/KOVkAWs

London-based designers Camille Benoit and Mariana Gella, friends and fellow paper artists, felt trapped during the lockdown, and needed a new way to travel. They started reading Invisible Cities and imagined Marco Polo’s awe as he traveled east. To capture and share that feeling, they created these beautifully intricate paper sculptures, titled Invisible Cities, inspired by real-world architecture, movies, and music. The results are ethereal, whimsical, narrative sculptures that beg to be explored for their detail and imagination. From Camille and Mariana: “This project can, for the moment, only be admired through a screen but we think it is important to see the sculptures in real life and interact with them. Moving around these cities provides a chance to understand their complexity. The cities are paper sculptures, but they have now become objects of contemplation for us. We would like the project to grow and to share it with the rest of the world with the aim of finding potential artistic collaborations. Design, production and photography: Mariana & Camille. https://marianagella.com/Invisible-Cities

Design is everywhere. So are we. Help us prove it as we grow our membership across 50 states and 50 countries — support our effort to raise $50,000 in 50 days! Become a member now: https://loom.ly/3YxhFHs

Announcing our new name! We’re now Design Museum Everywhere. We know that the more people we have together in this community, talking about and advocating for good, impactful design, the better designed our future will be. Read Sam's letter: https://loom.ly/bZwFcQQ

Today at 12pmET! We're going LIVE with Derek Cascio, sketching products and objects — learn his techniques and enjoy the show, don't miss it, tix are still available: https://loom.ly/xmBLGYY

This Friday! Learn product sketching from one of the masters, Derek Cascio, at Design Museum LIVE our virtual event series. Derek is a MassArt alum and now a professor at Wentworth Institute of Technology. Join us, follow along with the exercises, or sit back and enjoy the insights and skills of a world-class sketcher. Tickets: https://loom.ly/xmBLGYY

We're 60% of the way to meeting our goal to raise $30k for Design Museum Magazine! Help us with the final push: share this video with your friends, subscribe or give a gift subscription, and tell your workplace about the advertising opportunities. designmuseummagazine.org

The campaign is on! Help @designmuseummag raise $30k in 30 days to launch the new Design Museum Magazine in print, online, everywhere! Pledge now before the campaign ends on March 11. designmuseummagazine.org

Design Museum Magazine contains inspirational stories of design making change and change impacting design. From a mother starting up a new kind of school to a group of students designing villages for the house-less community. From prosthetics to playground design and more. The Design Museum is launching a Kickstarter campaign to take the magazine nationwide and generate a new online hub for design thought leadership content. Check out the video and pledge to support this important campaign at designmuseummagazine.org

What barriers does technology create in the workplace? View’s Lighting Manager, Galen Burrell, says it can hinder our connection to nature. See him at the #WorkplaceInnovationSummit tomorrow! If you don’t have a ticket, you can still register online or at the door! #SummitCountdown http://ow.ly/UxYH50x6nJJ

What barriers does #technology create in the #workplace? Ji Park & Leo Liu Xi of Perkins and Will argue that adopting new technology doesn’t always have to create barriers. Catch them at Friday’s #WorkplaceInnovationSummit - tickets are almost sold out! #SummitCountdown http://ow.ly/4rOu50x6mfn

What barriers does technology create in the workplace? Mari Ryan, Founder and CEO of Advancingwellness gives her take. Hear her talk about workplace wellness at Friday’s #WorkplaceInnovationSummit. Less than 20 tickets left!! #SummitCountdown http://ow.ly/HJ8d50x6lmo

What barriers does technology create in the workplace? José Ramos, Co-Founder of Mindfulness and Leadership at MIT Sloan School of Management, says it may affect our ability to connect with coworkers. See him at Friday's #WorkplaceInnovationSummit (limited spots still available)! #SummitCountdown http://ow.ly/UQnQ50x6i2z

What barriers does technology create in the workplace? Angela Yeh, Founder of Yeh IDeology and Thrive by Design, shares her thoughts. Tickets for the #WorkplaceInnovationSummit are selling fast, don't miss out! #SummitCountdown http://ow.ly/VEhz50x6dig

“A design isn’t necessarily as complete without all people sitting at the table.”– Takiya Anthony-Price. Come to our UNITE this Thursday, July 18th, to learn about how education can play a role in increasing opportunities in design.