Disegno – The Quarterly Journal of Design

A community youth project in Wealdstone, north-west London, set out to discover whether public design could help salve social division.

PearsonLloyd’s new cabin design for Lufthansa prompts a journey through Otl Aicher and the world of branding.

Have you ever thought about the architecture of nightlife? Disegno looks at a new exhibition that promises a history of clubs and cabaret.

A new enclosure at Copenhagen Zoo promises an advanced artificial habitat for pandas, but is it laden with too much political baggage?

The Snoo is a robotic crib that helps babies sleep , thereby freeing up busy parents. But what social costs does the technology bring?

Peter Kapos interviews the documentary filmmaker Gary Hustwit on the occasion of the release of his latest film, Rams.

What role does user interface design have in shaping the on-demand economy? Disegno offers a first-hand report.

The kitsch and clown statues may have been stripped out, but the latest round of McDonald’s renovations have left the signs intact.

Disegno explores the design of on-demand streaming platforms, and how it impacts the content created for them.