Kurt Friedrich ist Gestalter; Unternehmer; Wegbegleiter. Er arbeitet an der Schnittstelle von Design, Kommunikation und nachhaltiger Transformation. Gestaltung versteht er als soziale Funktion – als Möglichkeit, Ordnung zu schaffen; Orientierung zu geben; Zusammenhänge zu vermitteln. Für ihn ist sie kulturelle, demokratische Praxis; Einladung zum Dialog; Bewegung auf das Wesentliche zu. Was ihn leitet: ein Designbegriff, der zuhört; der Beziehungen gestaltet; der Resonanzräume öffnet. Gestaltung ist

In this special father-daughter episode of The Print Problem Solver, Steve is joined by his daughter Sophie for a refreshingly honest conversation about how print is perceived by younger generations and why it still matters more than you think.From luxury brochures and personal letters to road signs and packaging, they explore how print continues to play a quiet but vital role in modern life. Sophie shares insights from the high-end retail world, where traditional values and tactile marketing still

This week on the DesignThinkers podcast, I’m joined by Pali Palavathanan, co-founder and creative director of Templo. Based in London, Templo is a purpose-led design studio known for bringing creativity and activism together—working with clients like the UN, Amnesty International, and GF Smith, alongside grassroots organizations fighting for justice around the world. In this conversation, Pali shares how his own experiences as a refugee shaped his desire to build a different kind of studio. ...

In this refreshingly honest conversation, Dipaq sits down with Ekta Manchanda, co-founder of Everything Design, a multidisciplinary design studio specializing in B2B branding. Ekta shares the story of her 12-year journey from a graphic designer working at various agencies to co-founding her own firm, which now employs 36 people under one roof. She provides a masterclass on the importance of authenticity and trust in client relationships, the challenges of the industry, and the power of a coll...

Anne Vetikul on tänases selle sügise esimeses Materialismis külas Ron Verlin. Teemadeks on mood kui kunst, kuidas jõudis Ron moekunsti juurde, mida Ron temust telliks ning samuti Ron Verlin. kes olin elus, selleks jään ka surmas / that which I was in life, I am in death näituse avamine.

En este episodio exploramos cómo los objetos y la historia familiar pueden transformar un espacio.Junto a Karen Haché y Liza Palacios, descubrimos cómo rescatar piezas heredadas y combinarlas con elementos auténticos de distintas culturas, creando interiores que honran el pasado sin perder frescura y modernidad.La madera, la artesanía y los objetos con significado se convierten en un lenguaje que conecta generaciones y culturas, transformando cada espacio en un hogar con alma.Una conversación para

寺廟的供品最後會怎麼處理呢？在日本，有個「寺廟零食俱樂部」正在串連全國的寺廟，將供養完的供品分享給貧困的孩子！ 畢業於早稻田大學商學部，松島靖朗原本在東京 NTT Data 株式會社從事網路事業及投資培育事業，並在 i-style 株式會社負責企業經營。這樣看似順遂的人生卻讓他覺得太「普通」，最後決定回家接班奈良的「安養寺」，並於2014年發起「寺廟點心俱樂部」，將寺廟轉型成社會與弱勢家庭的連結，分發供品給需要幫助的人。2018 年「寺廟零食俱樂部」在GOOD DESIGN AWARD最後決選時，打敗了當時也有機會獲得大獎台灣電動機車品牌「Gogoro」，也成為此獎項的轉捩點，不只是美的設計能獲得肯定，松島以寺廟為媒介，延續信眾對信仰的寄託，建立良善的制度就是一種最好的設計。 本集highlight👂 －歡迎寺廟住持參加設計類 podcast －離開寺廟上京，最終回歸寺廟 －在日本，九人中就有一位貧困兒童 －IT 和寺廟都是關於「連結」的工作 －找不到 off 的時間，但在 on 的狀態保持放鬆

This week, Darren revisits the topic of UX maturity with a focus on the problems that result from being deficient. Check out this short and sweet episode.REMINDER: Video is available for this episode via select resources. #ux#podcasts#cxofmradio#cxofm#realuxtalk#worldofux#worldouxBookmark the new World of UX website at https://www.worldoux.com. Visit the UX Uncensored blog at https://uxuncensored.medium.com. Get your specialized UX merchandise at https://www.kaizentees.com.

On this episode of Boulevard Beat, Meghan Blum and Krissa Rossbund sit down with Swati Bansal, the visionary founder of Soil to Studio. Swati shares how she bridges centuries-old Indian textile traditions with modern design, honoring artisans and slow design practices. From her journey leaving banking to launching her own business, to collaborating with craftspeople and making hand-blocked textiles accessible for everyday life, this conversation explores creativity, versatility, and the power of

🎙️ 紅魚為您播報本週國際設計快訊＋觀察分析 📌 本集精彩內容 1️⃣ 餃子雜誌《Above the Fold》：用Risograph把觸覺、勞動與飲食記憶做成一本設計小誌 在美食記者 Leah Mennies 手上，擀皮、摺褶、封口變成編輯、摺頁、裝訂；餃子是文化語言，出版是擴散機制，我們聊它如何把民間飲食整理成資訊設計（地圖、週期表、採編轉譯）。 🎯 傳送門：09:22 2️⃣ 《抗議的權利》：倫敦展用200+抗議海報「提醒設計師」設計不只服務商業 由 Museum of UnRest 與 Pro Radix 主辦，時間軸從60年代到當代；設計不炫技、要讓沉默被看見。對比倫敦設計節的消費敘事，這檔展像是一劑解藥。 🎯 傳送門：15:39 3️⃣ Nike 新口號「Why Do It？」：當「Just Do It」不夠，品牌如何回應Z世代焦慮？ 從做就對了，轉向為什麼而做——動機、價值、存在感。我們拆解這句話背後的策略換檔與廣告語言更新。 🎯 傳送門：25:41 🎧 現在就收聽《設計有毒 oreadyu》！ 📌

"You can do this" Greeting from APAJ & Associates It has been some time since my last podcast, and I am excited to share that we are moving forward with our new initiative, "APPSITE." As former immigration officials, we are committed to giving back to the community by utilizing our prior and recent experiences with INS/USCIS as public servants. Feel free to visit us at http://www.apajassociates.com to learn more about who we are and what we do. Apaj. Support the show Apaj_Eps...

This is the second half of a two part discussion with Andy Groarke of the London practice Carmody Groarke in which he and Tim discuss more recent buildings including archives for the Bibliotheque Francaise and for the British Library takes this idea about the relationship between materials and time into a different order.

On today’s episode we're doing something a little different—this is less traditional cabin content and more behind-the-scenes business and social media strategy. But, if you’re anything like me, who is currently facing social media dilemmas as we expand our to a new property, then this might be just what you need to hear. In this episode I’m chatting with Taylor Hildreth, a social media expert who documented her A-frame cabin build from foundation to launch, growing from zero to 30,000 follow...

Aurecon’s Director for Eminence and Sustainability, Evelyn Storey, speaks with Kylie Walker, CEO of the Australian Academy of Technological Sciences and Engineering (ATSE). They discuss the need for stronger representation in leadership, why we must celebrate incremental innovation, and how building resilience and networks can empower the next generation of engineers and scientists.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Rhys Martin is a Route 66 preservationist who is heavily involved with historic preservation initiatives pertaining to the highway on a local, state, and national scale. After traveling the world, Rhys returned to his hometown of Tulsa, Oklahoma, where he began to pay more attention to the unique culture and history of the central US. In this conversation, Rhys shares what he's come to love about Route 66, some projects he's gotten to take part in, and a glimpse into the future of the road and the

Send us a text In this special live recording from Formland, I speak with Sanna Wåhlin, interior architect and partner at Stockholm-based Note Design Studio, about colour as a tool for storytelling and self-expression. Note Design Studio is known for its bold use of colour and materiality, creating interiors, furniture, and textiles that explore how colour transforms spaces and emotions. Since its founding in 2008, Note has become one of the most internationally admired names in Scandinavian ...

In this engaging conversation, Yolanda Sissing, founder of Pinkleaf Social and co-founder of the Anti-Social Socialites, shares her journey from a conventional career to becoming a social media consultant for purpose-driven brands. She discusses the catalyst that led her to pursue her passion, the importance of redefining networking and her diverse clientele focused on social impact. Yolanda also shares her aspirations for future projects, advice for marketers and personal reflections o...

What object signifies a unified world, a world where we work together for the good of everyone (and a tastier breakfast)?Few other objects combine affordability, years of manufacturing advancement and the global trade system better than the toaster.It’s a clever little invention that has changed very little since its first design in the early 1900s, yet you’d be hard pushed to find a household without one.In this episode, the last in the current series, Ben charts the history of the toaster, and how

Lovin Cairo is a local news, culture and lifestyle brand.We have the definitive inside track on everything Cairo, from the place to the people. We capture the essence of this unique city – from what we see, do, think, eat and drink, and build a conversation around our community, presenting a positive view of the place we call home.Our mantra is simple: Lovin’ Your Life.Follow us on:Instagram:https://www.instagram.com/lovin_cairo/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/lovincairoTwitter:

Greg Romero is a retired professional skateboarder with 31 years on the board, and an entrepreneur with over 30 years of experience in sales, finance, technology, and logistics. As Founder of Remnant Logistics LLC, he leads a five-pillar approach to brokerage, technology, supply chain, consulting, and brand innovation, while also co-founding the One Love Wellness Leadership Collective to help people achieve breakthroughs in health, wellness, and growth. He hosts the Beautifully Broken podcast...