The Pritzker Prize-winning architect leaves behind a legacy of radical, high tech designs and four decades with his practice, Rogers Stirk Harbour + Partners.

We reflect on a big year for long-form stories on It’s Nice That and pull together 25 of the most popular stories for you to peruse.

As the individuals who create systems and visualise our culinary choices, do designers have a responsibility to turn the tables on the food industry and lead us to a place where our consumption no longer negatively impacts the planet?

Fantastically specific and endlessly fascinating, To Have and to Hold is now becoming a gargantuan 500-page book collating all the paper bags that the graphic designer has collected.

In a delightfully unexpected collaboration, the iconic fashion house makes its mark on the gaming company with 100 limited edition console sets.

At October’s Nicer Tuesdays, the director and poet reopened the monthly creative talks after 18 months online.

In a series of shorts for the American National Suicide Prevention Lifeline’s BeThe1To campaign, she sensitively visualises stories of those in crisis, educating viewers on the warning signs of suicide and how to save a life.

The street and portrait photographer shines a light onto real-life people, often those who are quiet and introverted with interesting stories to share.

The Slow Journalism company gears up to release An Answer For Everything this week featuring 200 questions we’ve all asked, paired with striking and informative infographics.

Ichijo talks to us about her exciting illustration portfolio, which gives space to the incredible diversity of women.