Holly Eliza Temple’s tactile design practice brings people and plates together
Olivia Hingleyitsnicethat.com
Holly Eliza Temple’s tactile design practice brings people and plates together
The Incredible Machine, ‘Transparent Charging Station’. Reprinted by kind permission.
Cennydd Bowles • Future Ethics
How can one design a space for connection, solitude, beauty, contemplation, belonging or creativity?
Patricia Mou • vol. 49: when picking furniture becomes spiritual
She is as skilled at place-making as she is at sketching. She deals in stories as often as schematics. She is honest about the limitations of her chosen craft. And, yet, she remains convinced that thoughtful, accountable, and inclusive design is our best path toward positive and durable change.
Zack Bryant • Moral Design — Journey Group
The practical dimension includes trying to figure out how to understand people and how to design products, communications, and experiences in ways that resonate with people.
Debbie Millman • Brand Thinking and Other Noble Pursuits
“…buildings should have enough care, complexity and emotional intelligence built into them that the people who pass them by every day are nourished by them.“ Thomas Heatherwick