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Researchers from across the GW4 Alliance of Bristol, Bath, Cardiff and Exeter universities will work with industry, community groups and local authorities to transform existing housing into ‘Beyond Net Zero’ liveable homes as part of the Green Transi

Research aiming to transform the health ecosystem through design-led innovation, while contributing to the UK’s urgent net zero agenda and sustainability targets, is to be led by researchers at the Universities of Strathclyde and Dundee.Design HOPES

Despite changes to the HM Treasury Green Book to encourage forms of valuation other than economic, local authorities are struggling to capture social,

Over two years, the project will try to reduce plastic pollution and the impact of tourism.

Over two years, the project will try to reduce plastic pollution and the impact of tourism.

As part of a suite of cultural policy fellowship reports, Urge Collective was commissioned by the museum to research minimising the carbon impact of temporary and touring exhibitions.

For the climate-focused research programme, Spin crafted a new identity and website designed to live up to match “the significance of their research”.

The Design Museum in London has opened a new display that investigates construction in the age of climate breakdown. Titled How to Build a Low-Carbon Home, and open until March 2024, the display showcases low-carbon approaches to housing construction that use wood, stone, and straw.

The 2023 Researchers in Residence present projects including a typeface inspired by Celtic words for the landscape, and video-game visuals to recognise deep-sea life.

V&A curator and Disegno founder Johanna Agerman Ross will take on the role of chief curator at the Design Museum in September.