International Design Talks

How did that happen?

Nat Hunter
Berlin 2012
Friday, 18 May 2012 | 16:00 | TYPO Hall
English

How did that happen?

Nat Hunter
Berlin 2012 | Friday, 18 May 2012 | 16:00 | TYPO Hall | English
Nat Hunter started her career designing record sleeves and is now working on a highly ambitious project redesigning design, waste recovery and the manufacturing industry in order to create a circular economy. How did that happen? She is going to talk about how the role of a designer has changed and how she has changed her relationship to design over the years.
Nat Hunter

Nat Hunter

Nat is a Design Director at the RSA in London, using design to close the gap between our every day behaviour and the future to which we aspire. She is also working on various other digital and art projects. She was one of the founders of Airside and of Three Trees Don't Make a Forest and is... Read More

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