We’re thrilled to be ranked the #1 agency and #4 overall in the Australian Financial Reviews’s 100 Most Innovative Companies 2018 list. We also took out Best Marketing Innovation for Cochlear’s Hearprint. bit.ly/2LM6RwT #innovative18 #afr

Awesome recognition for @cheproximity to be named 4th most innovative company in Australia afr.com/leadership/afr…

Thanks to the sponsors, mentors and all involved in running the excellent inclusive design #designathon over the past two days. It’s been a blast!

Extra thanks to the awesome #designathon mentors!

.Detroit Swindle playing in Japan, when a random guy turns up with a Saxophone... 🎷 The result = GOLD! 😍 #HouseMusicAllLifeLong

This whole thread is amazing

“A cyclist’s guide to biking the city – a cartoon“ (Good, particularly the last frame!) theguardian.com/cities/2019/ju…

#happiness is cooking the last of the sausages on the remaining heat from the bbq you lit, coaxed, over-firestartered and tended to eat cold tomorrow for lunch on the Norfolk coast.

The second volume of our long-awaited Journal of Futures special double issue is finally out! Eighteen more articles, interviews and essays on #DesignAndFutures from around the world: futuryst.blogspot.com/2019/07/the-mu…

⁦Stuart Candy⁩ did an impromptu interview with me in a car park in Berlin last summer, before I moved to Sweden, and kindly wrote it up for this Journal of Future Studies special issue #strategicdesign #darkmatter #speculativedesign jfsdigital.org/articles-and-e…

Thanks for the great talk tonight Harriet Wakelam on beyond the design team and practicing futures. Looking forward to discussing further next time our paths cross :)

There is a car, in the hospital parking lot. It is a faded red, covered with dust. Other cars have parked and left on either side of it, every day, but this car remains. I pass by it, as I find parking, on my way in to work. I know what it means. 1/

Coronavirus is exposing the arbitrary, cruel realities of America's rules. (This is good. And “it’s also worth asking if we are willing to allow governments and corporations to return to business as usual” also applies to energy, mobility, housing etc) slate.com/news-and-polit…

We have put together a list of documentaries on architecture and design to stave off isolation boredom! dezeen.com/2020/03/23/arc…

"It is time to acknowledge the limits of anthropocentric capitalism and embrace the burden of a world that is precarious and challenging. To use our deep resourcefulness and imagination to stay with the trouble, and keep the revolt alive." Anab Jain medium.com/@anabjain/call…

Most of us are in Group B. Our duty is urgent and clear. (Written about the US, but true for many other nations right now.) Full explanation--> theatlantic.com/health/archive…

Revisiting our sketch from 2015: 'Design For The New Normal', an atemporal way for considering multiple timelines, and perhaps more importantly, an unprecedented opportunity to consider what emerges from our current precarity.

“Air pollution: science shows there's no safe limit – here's how laws must change” (Worth noting that World Health Organization recommendation of 10 micrograms has halved since this was published three weeks ago) theconversation.com/air-pollution-…

What Finland thinks an American workday looks like for @morningbrew