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.
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Hey everyone, we wanted to try out opening up the channels today for any discussion you might want to have with someone on the design staff at GOOD. Any questions or comments you might have about design at GOOD, feel free holla at our ask box.
Read GOOD’s interview with the people behind Bindle & Keep, a first-of-its-kind company dedicated to making bespoke suits for trans and gender non-conforming people.
The company is the subject of a new documentary, Suited, which premiered on HBO yesterday.
The first thing you must decide as a gay man about to attend a Trump rally is what you’re going to wear. When I looked down at what I was currently wearing—a purple zip hoodie, blue jeans, gray sneakers, an electric green watch, and a pair of purple-framed eyeglasses—I realized I needed to step back into the closet for an evening. Will loaned me his dark green jacket; my coat was too black, too edgy, too chic, so it would stay behind. Jeff’s beige boots were a bit too hipster to be hick—“hickster,” we called them—though they were certainly on the masculine side of adorable. As for Will, most of his wardrobe was alarmingly Trump-appropriate. He even had a trucker hat.
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