Zetteler welcomes DisOrdinary Architecture, Team TEMPLO rebrands RAID, Andu Masebo pays tribute to Enzo Mari, and Katy Marks officially launches post-mastectomy bra brand Uno

Adam Nathaniel Furman gets floral in Kew, Apparata eyes up a Stirling, TEMPLO takes on the Syrian government, and Design Can has a question for you…

New to Zetteler: Spanish designer Jorge Penadés, community placemakers Beyond the Box, progressive branding agency TEMPLO, and Msoma Architects’ Bushra Mohamed.

Bench-pressing with Lars Beller Fjetland and Hydro; HØLTE helps out at HWNS; and Adam Nathaniel Furman’s massive mosaic mural takes shape

Pearson Lloyd reflects on 25 years of design, Design District unveils a packed LDF programme, and JA Projects takes on East London

AHEC and Studio Swine are boxing clever in Milan; Freehaus design the Africa Centre in Southwark; and Pearson Lloyd bring circular design to the world of contract furniture

January news: Takram talks transitions with 5x15, Camille Walala releases her first book, and Flokk makes working from home much more comfortable

September news: After a year in limbo, the creative industries are back with a bang, as Note lands in Milan, LDF gets its first Designposts, Vaarnii reinvents Finnish furniture, and Design District launches at last.

March news: Industrial Facility teams up with TAKT, twentytwentyone relaunches a Jasper Morrison icon; and Takram on the creative opportunity of crisis.

A digital programme of talks, panel discussions and film, featuring leading designers, manufacturers and thinkers.

The campaign for equity and inclusivity in the creative sector has just turned 12 months old. There’s a lot to celebrate, but there’s even more still to do…

Launched as a digital exhibition, Norwegian Presence 2020 highlights a trio of trends defining contemporary design culture in Norway: material experimentation, circular thinking, and ‘fixable’ design. Might this be a roadmap to the future of making?

Ceramic artist Matthew Raw’s new solo show in Plymouth is an exploration of migration, the evolution of cities and social change told through the lens of the city’s now-closed zoo. With the help of both students from the Plymouth College of Art and much younger makers, Matthew has created an installation of tiles that tells this nuanced and unique story, while providing the opportunity for kids to develop the hand and creative skills now so sorely lacking in the classroom.

The UAE's visionary, ground-breaking and entirely fictitious government department – the Ministry of Graphic Design – opened its doors today in Sharjah, marking the beginning of an extraordinary and multifaceted three-week examination of contemporary graphic design and what it means for the world today.

The only graphic design-focused event of its size and scope in the Middle East, Fikra’s inaugural biennial sets out to celebrate design innovation in the UAE, and explore the impact and implications of the discipline in the 21st century.

The doors to the fourth edition of Ready Made Go are now open!

The globe-spanning show is back for its second edition, with designers from 40 countries responding in moving and important ways to the theme ‘emotional states’.

Adorno’s biggest ever collection – which celebrates the diverse design languages of five Nordic nations – launches at Copenhagen’s CHART ART FAIR this week.

At this year’s designjunction in September nine designers from Uruguay will present a snapshot of the country’s design scene at a crucial moment of growth.

We catch up with the seven Uruguayan studios exhibiting as part of Matteo Fogale’s LDF show at Aram Gallery.

Adorno’s new five-country collection shows the links between and specificities of Nordic design nations.

Mad Atelier celebrates the stories behind its studio space – a former East End pub in Clapton – with an oral history project and LDF installation.