Dezeen 15 festival
Highlights from week three of Dezeen 15 include Neri Oxman unveiling details of her new “Bell Labs of the 21st century”
Neri Oxman calls for a shift in the way nature is incorporated into the built environment in Dezeen interview
“We’re calling time on human exceptionalism” says Superflux
Joseph Grima outlines concept of non-extractive architecture in live Dezeen 15 interview
Biotechnology “offers us an exciting new toolbox to build the future” says Natsai Audrey Chieza
Aric Chen urges designers to “put words into action” in live Dezeen 15 interview
“Salt is a material of the future” says Henna Burney of Atelier Luma
Jalila Essaïdi explains why designers should trust nature to put human trash to good use
“The most exciting design comes from those on the sidelines” says Beatrice Galilee
Francesca Sarti calls for a new aesthetic based on food scarcity rather than over-consumption
Space Popular proposes a “civic infrastructure for virtual teleportation” to help people navigate the metaverse
Yasmeen Lari sets out her vision for “barefoot social architecture” in a live interview as part of Dezeen 15
Neri Oxman calls for “a radical realignment between grown and built environments”
Superflux proposes a new framework for caring for the planet in live interview on Dezeen
Joseph Grima calls for “new form of architectural practice that considers the full chain of building’s consequences”
Natsai Audrey Chieza sets out five principles that could transform biodesign practice in live Dezeen interview
Aric Chen calls for “the death of manifestos”
Henna Burney extols “extraordinary potential” of salt in live interview for Dezeen 15
Designers should “equip nature with the diversity of trash it needs to work its magic faster” says Jalila Essaïdi
Beatrice Galilee shares vision for the “radical architecture of the future” in live interview for Dezeen 15
“Can we create a new aesthetic of scarcity?” asks Francesca Sarti
Space Popular sets out its vision for digital portals made of virtual textiles
“We need to do away with the prevalent colonial mindset and the desire to create imposing megastructures” says Yasmeen Lari
