top finalists for 2007 index awards have been announced, which focus on design to improve life worldwide. it's very grounding to look through these projects--most of them solve problems we will never witness in our lifetime. [featured here is antivirus, a cap that adapts a cola can into a biohazard container, to protect against needle infections by Han Pham.] [via core77]
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2 comments:
The Ordrup School in the Work section looks pretty interesting...
http://www.indexaward.dk/2007/default.asp?id=706&show=nomination&nominationid=140
This product is innovative yes, but also looks like a really bad joke in the making...coke anyone?
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