Designed in-house by edyn in collaboration with London-based design studios Maison August and Atelier Ochre, the space reflects edyn’s desire to “create spaces that nourish and enliven the soul.”
Willmott Dixon have recently been recognised for their contribution to reducing greenhouse gases.
Nuatan believe there is a radically better way to design consumer products that are compatible with Earth.
Art Intervention is the entry-level carpet tile collection from IVC, designed and made entirely in-house from high-performance 40% recycled Colorstrand nylon.
Designed in-house by edyn in collaboration with London-based design studios Maison August and Atelier Ochre, the space reflects edyn’s desire to “create spaces that nourish and enliven the soul.”
The studio collects cardboard waste found around the cities - from coffee cups to pizza boxes – and transforms the waste into a biomaterial by introducing reishi, an edible fungus.
As part of The Disruptors series highlighting the big thinkers, risk takers and innovators within commercial interior design, Mix speaks to Caro Lundin - co-founder of neighbourhood coworking provider ARC Club.
The studio collects cardboard waste found around the cities - from coffee cups to pizza boxes – and transforms the waste into a biomaterial by introducing reishi, an edible fungus.
As part of The Disruptors series highlighting the big thinkers, risk takers and innovators within commercial interior design, Mix speaks to Caro Lundin - co-founder of neighbourhood coworking provider ARC Club.
Architect and healthy buildings expert Ben Channon is a director at Ekkist and the author of Happy by Design and The Happy Design Toolkit. We tasked him to tackle common industry grumbles in our recurring feature exploring social, economic or environmental sustainability
Paradoxically speaking on the delta between lofty goals and day-to-day reality.
Communications agency Zetteler and Studio Rhonda have transformed an industrial block of studios into a vibrant and inclusive multipurpose space that defies convention.
MCM's transformation of 17 Charterhouse Street has recycled a collection of disparate 70s buildings into a modern, sustainably-driven and inclusive global HQ.
The Sustainable Design Collective sees some of the industry’s most prominent figures sharing their perspectives on environmentally considerate design – its present and its future.
The new stackable shell chair is made of an innovative 100% waste material.
