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Episodes: 55
Frequency: Irregular
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Paola Antonelli - Introduced as a design curator for Design Emergency, co-presenting episodes that highlight designers tackling major challenges such as the climate emergency and refugee crisis, and encouraging resp...
Alice Rawsthorn - Introduced as a design critic for Design Emergency, co-presenting episodes that highlight inspiring and ingenious designers whose success addresses major challenges including the climate emergency ...
Irma Boom - Future Of The Printed Book; Book Design Functions/forms/tactility/scent/printing/papers; Design Career And Influences; Collecting And Researching Historic Books
Francis Kéré on Building Stories
June 16, 2026
Francis Kéré, architect, educator, builder, and one of the most compelling advocates for architecture as a force for dignity, participation, and social transformation. Kéré’s architecture begins with people and for a building to exist, it has to traverse a process of listening, learning, and designing and fabricating together with the public it is meant for.Born in Gando, Burkina Faso, and based in Berlin, Kéré first came to international attention through a school he designed for his home vi...
Paola Antonelli and Alice Rawsthorn on Crafts
May 20, 2026
In this episode of Design Emergency, Alice Rawsthorn and Paola Antonelli explore how craft has evolved into a powerful force for social, cultural, and environmental change. Design, art, and craft have had a long, complex relationship. For most of human history they were inseparable: the objects people made — textiles, sculptures, tools, paintings, ceramics, furniture — belonged to the same continuum of human creativity, skill, and material knowledge. Industrialization disrupted that...
Irma Boom on the Future of Book Design
April 14, 2026
What is the future of the printed book? Does it have one? And, if so what will it consist of? Who better to answer this than the woman who is inconstestably the greatest book designer of our time, the brilliant Irma Boom. In this episode of Design Emergency, Irma tells our cofounder, Alice Rawsthorn, why the printed book is too important to join all the other analogue objects that have become extinct in the digital age.Irma has designed some of the most beautiful, intriguing, original and sur...
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