Dezeen In Depth investigates trend of interspecies design
This month’s Dezeen In Depth newsletter explores the concept of animal-centric interspecies design and features an interview with set designer Es Devlin. Subscribe to Dezeen in Depth now.
Interspecies design is a recent design trend that prioritises the requirements of bugs and animals above human beings.
Dezeen contributor Rima Sabina Aaouf explores whether “interspecies design” is the next phase in designing more sustainable spaces and objects.

November’s Dezeen in Depth also featured an exclusive interview with set designer Es Devlin and an opinion piece from RIBA Royal Gold Medal-winner Yasmeen Lari.
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