The Latest
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Podcast • Environment
Building Material Transparency
How can designers integrate material transparency into their designs?
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Podcast • Education
Making Design Problems Real in the Classroom
How do we bring real world problems to the classroom to enrich the student experience?
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Podcast • Community
Reimagining the Architecture Profession, with BosNOMA
How can we shape the field of architecture to be more inclusive?
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Center for Workplace Innovation • Workplace
Jennifer Kolstad: Closing Keynote for Workplace Innovation Summit 2020
Jennifer Kolstad joins an exciting line-up of 37 presenters and workshop facilitators for five days of thought leadership around the future of how and where we work.
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Community • Virtual
Live Podcast Recording: Bring Your Full-Self to Design
Jha D Williams, MASS & Julian Phillips, Goody Clancy
Dec 3 2020
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Podcast • Education
How Play is Evolving
What does the future of play look like in a socially distanced world?
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Blog • Community
The Hidden History of Graphic Design
When we think of the “greats of graphic design history,” names like Saul Bass, the Bauhaus style movement, or even the “See America” posters come to mind. Graphic design and design as a whole is constantly evolving to match the needs of both patrons and consumers, and current design has been influenced by everything in its history. A large part of this history, however, is often overlooked; the stories of where design came from and the hidden figures who have always been in the art scene are oftentimes forgotten.
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Podcast • Workplace
Hybrid, Healthy Workplaces as Employee Engagement Centers
As we approach CoDesign Collaborative’s Workplace Innovation Summit (December 7-11), on this week’s episode we’re talking about designing healthy workspaces in these unprecedented times — and what lessons we can learn from healthcare environments that can be applied to the workspaces.
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Podcast • Environment
Mass Timber Buildings Help the Planet, Create Jobs, and Make People Happy
Today we’re talking about building buildings out of wood — sounds pretty normal, but no we’re talking about building tall, high-rise buildings out of wood instead of steel and concrete, using a concept known as mass timber and construction products like cross-laminated timber.
