I have been very fortunate over the years to meet and work with the talented students from the University of Brighton’s excellent 3D Design & Craft and product design degrees. The first ever winner of the Designing for the Future competition in 2010 was Harry Trimble. Then a second year student, Harry was immediately impressive
Our Designing for the Future and Michael Aldrich Foundation artists and makers had an exceptional year in 2019: Brighton artist and ceramist Jack Durling, has had work stocked at galleries in Hove and London, completed an amazing collaborative art project with Blind Veterans UK, exhibited at Designer | Maker | Artist | Poet and at
We are so excited to see Music Memory Box finally on Kickstarter! Music Memory Box originated in our Designing for the Future project at the University of Brighton in which designer Chloe Meineck took part back in 2011. Eight years and lots of research, prototyping, dedication and energy later, the Music Memory Box is now
Great to see "Designing for the Future" mentioned in this month's Caring UK magazine's feature on our talented alumna, Chloe Meineck. To read the story, CLICK HERE Chloe has had a very exciting few months. Not only is she one of the 2015 ELEVATE fellows, she has also been named by the Design Council
We are a big fan of Chloe Meineck and her Music Memory Box for people living with dementia which came out of our Designing for the Future project. In the latest Arts Council blog, Chloe talks about the Music Memory Box and her plans for its future. Very excitingly, the Music Memory Box
Earlier this week, I was delighted to be invited by former" Designing for the Future" winner, Harry Trimble to accompany him to the Design Museum for the launch of this year's Designers in Residence exhibition. We were there particularly to support fellow "Designing for the Future" alumnus, Chloe Meineck who is showing her wonderful
We have been running the Designing for the Future student design competition with the University of Brighton for three years now and it is both hugely satisfying and exciting to see how the students go on to develop their design thinking. Chloe Meineck first became involved with the project in 2011 when she entered The Hub, a
