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- SDL features in Design 360° with Vårdapoteket
- SDL feature in Bracket vol. 05
- Big story on Spritmuseum in latest issue of Cap&Design
- SDL feature in Bloomberg Businessweek/Design Issue
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- SDL welcomes Nevs/Saab
- StockholmDesignLabBelgrade
- SDL honored European Design Leader
- SDL featuring exhibition in Tokyo
- SDL awarded in Core77 Design Awards
- Explosion! Painting as Action.
- New packaging design for Helly Hansen
- SDL is awarded a Red Dot
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- Spritmuseum – Grand Opening May 24th
- Gold in Guldbladet 2012 Awards
- Design for Japanese Brain
- Björn Kusoffsky speaks at Beckmans Academy
- Sweden’s most awarded design agency
- Proposal for New Money
- New Velux D&A, Issue 16
- SDL designs for Japans biggest mobile company au by KDDI
- The Great Lion, Suicide, Customized Serif and Villa Savoye
- SDL awarded in Design for Asia Award
- Stockholm Design Lab wins gold in Eurobest
- Best website 2011
- SDL designing money
- New product for IKEA FOOD
- New Velux Daylight & Architecture
- Identity for Copenhagens new landmark
- New identity for Royal College of Music
- Unibail Rodamco, Täby Centrum
- Vårdapoteket
- Silver egg x 2
- Identity for Vin och Sprithistoriska Museet
- Designers for Japan
- SDL is nominated in Guldägget
- SVT K-Special
- Åhléns
- Marble 4420
- Bella Sky
- SDL welcomes SAAB
- SDL is part of Tokyo Graphic Passport
- New identity for Hemtex
- Gold in Cannes Design Lions!
- New identity for the Swedish institute
- Awarded in Guldägget 2010
- We welcome the Swedish Institute
- Askul awarded a Gold at Kolla!
- HKDA Asia Design Awards
- Golden Egg for Askul
- Helvetica Forever
- SDL/TEA featured in Wall Street Journal
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2011-07-06
New Velux Daylight & Architecture
This issue of D/A explores which conditions, or combination of conditions, will promote human health and well-being indoors. It also raises the question of how the necessary bridges between daylight research and architectural design can be built, thus making a real difference to future buildings. Read more here.
