Refugees
Refugees create alternative flag for their Rio 2016 Olympic team
Ai Weiwei creates lotus-like installation from refugee life jackets
What Design Can Do Refugee Challenge unveils 25 shortlisted projects to improve refugee’s lives
MoMA’s Insecurities exhibition to address the global refugee crisis
Architects for Society designs low-cost hexagonal shelters for refugees
Camps like the Jungle are “an important resource for all urban professionals to study”
Minority Report designer Alex McDowell applies filmmaking techniques to refugee-camp design
What Design Can Do launches design challenge to create solutions for refugees
Refugee tents are a waste of money, says Alejandro Aravena
Refugee camps are the “cities of tomorrow”, says humanitarian-aid expert
Interactive online documentary Refugee Republic awarded twice at Dutch Design Awards 2015
SURI modular housing system provides emergency shelter for refugees
UNHCR teams up with MIT’s D-Lab to overhaul “very top-down” refugee design strategy
What Design Can Do announces winners of Refugee Challenge
“Designers cannot just stand by and watch as the refugee crisis unfolds”
“Treating the refugee crisis as a design problem is problematic”
“The architectural community cannot remain apathetic to Calais’ Jungle and the refugee crisis”
Berlin’s Tempelhof Airport to become Germany’s largest refugee camp
RCA students design wearable dwelling for Syrian refugees
Banksy adds Steve Jobs mural to refugee camp made from Dismaland remains
Enzo Mari grants Berlin refugee organisation rights to reproduce his furniture
Pim van der Mijl designs “living room” to bring refugees and locals together
Design is about people – including refugees
