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Designwanted

DesignWanted is a Milan-based design magazine born to inspire Product Designers with everything happening across the world of design.

  • 22articles · 30d
  • 12+ hour agolatest article
  • Aug 16, 2026earliest in window
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  • 340avg words
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  • Business & Industrial 5
  • Science & Technology 4
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designwanted.com > jia-curated-2026-bali-design-festival

How Bali's community is building a working model for design: Jia CURATED 2026

1+ day, 6+ hour ago   (719+ words) Jia CURATED closed its 5th edition, growing as a festival without losing the intimacy that made people fall for it in the first place. More than 18,000 visitors passed through Pengembak Beach in Bali between the 13th and 17th of August, rising sharply from…...

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designwanted.com > mit-future-fest-2026-five-days-experiment

MIT is turning its entire campus into a five-day experiment in what comes next

1+ week, 9+ hour ago   (412+ words) DesignWanted MIT is turning its entire campus into a five-day experiment in what comes next MIT Future Fest, a new annual festival from the MIT Museum, will take over the MIT campus in Cambridge, Massachusetts, opening labs, studios, and public…...

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designwanted.com > atta-cargo-bike-university-of-bologna-students

Ants, bananas, and a bicycle: how 4 students rethought first-mile transportation

3+ week, 12+ hour ago   (316+ words) In the international conversation about supply chains, most attention gathers around the “last mile,” the final stretch between a warehouse and a customer’s door. Instead, ATTA has decided to investigate the first mile: the walk from a farm plot, often…...