...with business, policy-makers, educators, designers and architects
...stimulating innovation, creating new markets and growing the economy
...helping business leaders use design to be more efficient and find new ways to compete
...reviewing developments, shaping places and spaces to meet local community needs
...supporting business and public services to create opportunities and promote design
Barber Osgerby's Olympic torch has won the Design of the Year Award.
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We're challenging you to design, build and launch new digital products and services that help young people develop their talents and make a living. We believe well designed digital technology can build on the skills and abilities of young people and the exceptional work of those already supporting them.
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Designing Demand graduate Gripple has made it into the Make it in Britain exhibition at the Science Museum. And the Make it in Britain campaign wants to hear your stories of British manufacturing success.
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See what design means to Sir Terence Conran, Vivienne Westwood, Jeff Banks, Lord Norman Foster, Kenneth Grange, Sir Paul Smith and others
