ijoi’s Chinese name is 视觉我享, which roughly translates to “I Enjoy Sight.” ijoi is a web platform to promote design(ers) from and in China. They showcase work, conduct interviews and have plans to roll out podcasts (vid... ...full story at Virtual China
from Virtual China on Thu, Sep 25 2008
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Tutelar platform for pregnant woman »
YouTube video "Little Angel",the tutelar platform for pregnant woman,got the good award of Intel 2007 Design&Innovation Award.
Author:School of design,Hunan University,China |
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Windows in Print » Shanghai Scrap The February 2009 issue of the New York-based design magazine, Print, is a theme issue focued on the relationship between design and community … and includes “A New Light,” my (latest) essay on the design of Chinese-style windows for... |
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Red Cross in the Crosshairs » Blogging For China For the many Chinese critical of their government, their number one concern isn’t “human rights” or “freedom of expression”… instead, it’s corruption pervasive throughout Chinese society. In the aftermath of the... |
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