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Bhawna Jaimini wonders if gated communities are destroying public life and whether we can afford to shut millions outside our gates to scavenge as we exploit their labour. Read More

"I think we should question how we define 'the designer.' The cast of characters in the history textbooks can seem a little arbitrary." Read More

Office pods that could replace parked cars and a conceptual technology that brings nature into the home are among the three finalists of the inaugural Davidson Prize. Read More

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The second day of the CBAM Summit delved deeper into the expansive side of the Indian comics industry. They say ‘save the best for the last’ – with From Comic Books to Screens: Raking the Moolah?, the last panel of the summit undoubtedly touched upon the most exciting aspects of comic book adaptations, its pros and cons, prospects and monetary value. Read More

COVID-19 passports are imperfect solutions to a massive problem. And yes, the people building them are very aware. Read More

Deep analysis of how typography has been deployed in rebrands and campaigns over the past year has yielded interesting findings in the mega foundry’s report. Read More

Is this the bubble bursting—or is it merely a course correction? Read More