Bruce Mau's influential studio works with a roster of world-renowned clients. But its mostenduring contribution may be to the theory and practice of design itself -- from what kinds of projects are worth taking on to how to design for creative growth.READ»
For Bruce Mau, design is a way to help solve the planet's biggest problems. That's why he hopes to start a global conversation about how to create change in the world.READ»
I’m making some people really uncomfortable by asking, “How might we expand the field of change management to take a leap in our thinking and impact change?” Breaking patterns makes people feel uneasy. Oh well. So goes ...READ»
In July 1999, Fast Company took a look at how to design a life that works. Now, Bruce Mau is working with George Brown/Toronto City College on the Institute Without Boundaries. Starting in January 2005, the program will consider some ...READ»
"The prerequisites for growth are the openness to experience events and the willingness to be changed by them."
--Bruce Mau, founder, Bruce Mau Design
From Fast Company's recently released book, The Rules of Business: 55 Essential ...READ»
"The prerequisites for growth are the openness to experience events and the willingness to be changed by them."
--Bruce Mau, founder, Bruce Mau Design
From Fast Company's recently released book, The Rules of Business: 55 Essential ...READ»
"The prerequisites for growth are the openness to experience events and the willingness to be changed by them."
--Bruce Mau, founder, Bruce Mau Design
From Fast Company's recently released book, The Rules of ...READ»
Jennifer Siegal
Jennifer Siegal first grabbed our attention in 2006, as a prefab pioneer with an abundance of percolating ideas. Fast-forward, and the 44-year-old's eco-friendly visions are coming to fruition. Her first completed ...READ»
Who knows better than a top designer what the best-designed products are? We asked our five Masters of Design winners to share their top picks for home, office, and the road.READ»
Want to innovate? Want to forge lasting connections with customers? Want to outflank competitors? Want to grow? The creative and incisive folks featured in our second annual report on the Masters of Design have a lot to teach you.READ»
Imagine for a moment that a business needs a radically innovative approach to a vexing problem. Designers and managers start with an intense focus on the human aspect--the real problems their customers face in daily life. Somebody ...READ»
Devastating news for the design world: After 55 years in
publication, I.D. Magazine, America's foremost design publication, has
folded. I.D. was the oldest product design** magazine in the country, and
was the one-time employer of ...READ»
Every now and then you read a book and wish you had about a hundred of them to give away to people who should be exposed to the insight contained within. "Baked In" is exactly that kind of book.READ»
How do you know the difference between Pop!Tech and Amateur Night at the Apollo? At the Apollo, when a hot band comes on stage, members of the audience stand up and dance in the aisles. At Pop!Tech, when a hot band comes on stage, ...READ»
The announcement that the 2014 Super Bowl will take place in New York has raised eyebrows for one big reason: weather.
Of the decision, Greg Cote of the Miami Herald wrote: “The NFL, with this open-air Jersey Super Bowl, has ...READ»
Valerie Casey recaps her Designers Accord keynote from last week's SXSW Interactive festival, and includes some suggestions for action designers can take today.READ»
