Design Museum's 'More Than Human' Exhibition Showcases Designs for Animals and Plants
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Rima Sabina Aouf
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The Design Museum's exhibition 'More Than Human' explores designing for animals, plants, and living things. Curators highlight five projects at the forefront of this concept.
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Curators preview five works that give an insight into this new frontier of thinking.
Opening this Friday, the More Than Human exhibition features works such as facade cladding made to host birds.
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