Shelter Squared Featured in Interior Design’s 20 Big Ideas
Madworkshop, a nonprofit architecture and design foundation in Los Angeles focusing on social and technological innovation, has fostered a solution for the need for emergency housing.
Shelter Squared Featured on Interior Design
The need for emergency housing isreaching epic proportions. Not just in earthquake-, fire-, and mudslide-prone California, where this project originates, but also globally.
Jason Wu Workshop Featured in The Hollywood Reporter
Veteran Stylists and Designers Prep Otis College Students for Annual Fashion Show Source With a theme of “Limitless,” the program will showcase over 100 designs from junior and senior fashion students. The Otis College of Art and Design, which celebrates its centennial anniversary during this 2018-2019 academic year, has announced that its 37th annual Scholarship…
MWS Introduces New Fellow, Alberto Altamirano
Alberto was born and raised in Temecula, California, the land of the hot air balloons. Whether building forts as a kid or creating handmade duct-tape wallets with his brother, Alberto has always been a maker and a hands-on designer. He grew up wanting to be an architect and that dream only compounded when he discovered…
Kingston Creative Exchange Featured on Radio Kingston
MADWORKSHOP’s Kingston Creative Exchange with Pratt Institute Jon Otis and Luka Lucic of Pratt Institute and designer Carl Gustav Magnusson of Mary and David Martin’s MADWORKSHOP talk about a new design internship for Kingston High School students that supports technological craftsmanship in the arts and design: Kingston Creative Exchange. Listen Now
Jason Wu Class Featured in LALA Magazine
Fashion designer Jason Wu steps behind the teacher’s desk for a new class at Otis College of Art and Design.
Board Member Carl Magnusson Featured on Design Milk
Source: Design Milk Sweden-born Carl Gustav Magnusson is one of the most renowned industrial designers today as he continues leaving his memorable mark on the modern design work. He studied engineering at the University of Idaho and then architecture at Chalmers Institute of Technology in Gothenburg before taking the bold step of writing to iconic greats, Ray…
Homes for Hope Featured in Architectural Digest
Source: Architectural Digest 5 Smart Designs Combating Homelessness From 3D printed houses to flat-pack sleeping pods to community-based apartment complexes By Meaghan O’Neill On any given night during 2018, some 552,830 Americans nationwide experienced homelessness, according to a recent report by the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development. That’s a tragic statistic, but it’s…
Shelter Squared Featured in ArchDaily
This Stackable Emergency Shelter Can Be Assembled in Under 15 Minutes SourceBy Collin Abdallah
Jason Wu and Sharon Takeda in Conversation at LACMA Featured in C Social Front
On Friday, October 26, designer Jason Wu joined Sharon Takeda, Senior Curator and Head of the Department of Costume and Textiles at LACMA, at the museum’s Bing Theater for a conversation spanning his illustrious design career, to his current collaboration as a student mentor at Los Angeles’ Otis College of Art and Design, in partnership with Mary and David Martin’s