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Cities
Wastelands Around the World Unite! Cities' Forgotten Spaces Become Artists' Canvases
An online project connects cities through their forgotten spaces
Design
Winner: Make an Infographic of Your Weekly Spending
We challenged you to track your weekly spending and create an infographic. Here's the winner.
Design
Submissions: Make an Infographic of Your Weekly Spending
Check out the finalists for our Make an Infographic of Your Weekly Spending Project and vote for your favorite submission.
Education
A Design Team Rebrands the Teaching Profession
Kiss the apple and one-room schoolhouses imagery goodbye. Design firm Hyperakt rebrands the teaching profession for the 21st century.
Design
Intermission: 'SOUP' and Sea Pollution
In a series of hauntingly gorgeous photographs entitled “SOUP,” Mandy Barker captures the bright, plastic debris that covers our oceans.
News
Water Wheels: Syria's Symbols of Protest
In a new era of violence and protest, the ancient wheels have taken on renewed significance.
Business
From Start-Up to Household Name, the Boba Guys' Science of Logos
From the Nike swoosh to the Chiquita banana lady, a tour of what matters in a company's logo.
Design
GOOD Pictures: Andy J. Scott's Scenes From Los Angeles
Scott shoots everything from rappers under studio lighting to the nooks and crannies of Los Angeles.
Design
Project: Doodle What it Means to Be an Active Citizen
So what does an good citizen actually look like? Submit you doodle to win a GOOD t-shirt and year's subscription.
Design
Could Cyber-Gardening Be the New Urban Gardening?
At an experimental algae farm, technology, biology, and architecture unite to educate the public.
Cities
Join Us for GOOD Ideas for Cities in St. Louis on March 8
Our event series pairing creative problem-solvers with real urban challenges is headed to St. Louis on March 8.
Design
Intermission: Black-and-White Photos Get a Taste of Color
History gets an injection of color.
Design
The Tots Can Stay: How Tater Tots Became America's Favorite Geometric Food
After months of lobbying, potato farmers convinced the government to allow tater tots to remain on school cafeteria menus.
Design
GOOD Pictures: Patrick Joust's Love for Baltimore
He loves the architecture, loves the topography, loves shooting portraits on the street.
Design
How a Rwandan Hospital Became the Symbol of Public-Interest Design
A team of students proved that public interest design can and should be culturally appropriate, location-specific, and built for the long haul.
Environment
Why Historic Buildings Are Greener Than LEED-Certified New Ones
For buildings of comparable size and use, old buildings are almost always the greenest buildings.
Design
2HOT4U: How Vanity Plates Became the Symbol of Wealth and Crime
Megaupload founder Kim Dotcom had 18 luxury automobiles with license plates like "EVIL," "GOD," "GUILTY."
Design
Intermission: A Coffee Shop Made Out of Shipping Crates
Starbucks is taking recycling to the next level.
