We have been officially invited to present the CityMurmur project… more
We have been officially invited to present the CityMurmur project… more
The main focus of DD4D Conference (Data Designed for Decisions)… more
The Design Research Map (DRM) initiative has been included into… more
Last Monday the Fifth Edition of Frontiers of Interaction took… more
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The French School of Biblical and Archaeological Studies of Jerusalem… more
Density design is now joined the twitter community!
Our brand new PhD student Luigi Farrauto – one of… more
Who are the poor? Poverty is neither a number nor an index. It cannot be reduced to a line that divides those who are above and those who are below establishing a unique space for social exclusion. Poverty is a multidimensional and complex phenomenon. Its reduction to a unique representation can generate distorted visions of the phenomenon and create ineffective or counterproductive interventions.
From NewYork Times Interactive comes this simple visualization of the… more