Catalog: Design for our future selves 2003 Awards | |
| 11 Nadia Nervo ... because life starts at 60 A video documentary that portrays people who have stepped outside the stereotypical attitudes to ageing and who are passionate about new opportunities. It portrays the lives of chosen subjects who inspire with their joyful approach to life. The aim is to influence attitudes and beliefs of both younger and older age groups and transform perceptions about ageing. As a direct response to throw-away consumer culture, this product is a cot that transforms into an adultfs lounge chair. Grandparents can buy the cot as a present for their grandchild who ... | |
| 42 Agnes Decourchelle eating out As family dinners become increasingly rare, children can lose the link between food, social ritual, tradition, culture and history. This book allows them to create their own recipe combinations and use it in a personal, playful way, whilst encouraging them to get closer their culture through cooking and eating. Robert Frith please give what you The Poppy Appeal is a key part of the British Legionfs fundraising. This project looks at redesigning the till collection boxes to bring them in line with modern security needs, whilst increasing the profile and message ... | |
| 52 and finally ... Taking place at the Royal College of Art, 20-24 September 2003, as part of the London Design Festival, a joint exhibition: Design for our Future Selves An exhibition of socially-aware projects by the Royal College of Art graduating class of 2003, organised by the Helen Hamlyn Research Centre, twinned with: Icons on Icons Photography has played a significant role in perpetuating the icon, whether providing contemporary context for man-made objects or immortalising flesh and blood subjects. This collection of photographic portraits of icons with icons, presented by Parker, ... | |
