BiC Cristal Biro - Ubiquity: The History of Designs We Take for Granted
Marcel Bich & Edouard Buffard: 1950 - the pen that revolutionised writing.
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14 Feb 2023
Phillips Crosshead Screw - Ubiquity: The History of Designs We Take for Granted
Henry F. Phillips: 1936 - one of the most all-pervading designs in history.
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7 Feb 2023
Shipping Container - Ubiquity: The History of Designs We Take for Granted
Malcom McLean: 1956 - the metal box that changed the world.
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31 Jan 2023
Q-Tips Cotton Swabs - Ubiquity: The History of Designs We Take for Granted
Leo Gerstenzang: 1923 - a cheap, practical and disposable product with a surprising environmental impact.
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27 Dec 2022
Three-Point Seat Belt - Ubiquity: The History of Designs We Take for Granted
Nils Bohlin: 1959 - a ’simple, effective and convenient’ design that has saved over 1 million lives.
20 Dec 2022
Coca-Cola Contour Bottle - Ubiquity: The History of Designs We Take for Granted
Earl R. Dean: 1915 - A design so distinct ’you would recognize it by feel in the dark or lying broken on the ground’.
13 Dec 2022
Post-it Note - Ubiquity: The History of Designs We Take for Granted
Spencer Silver & Art Fry: 1977 - The story of how an accidental discovery coupled with years of persistent trial and error created an office essential.
6 Dec 2022
Thonet No.14 Chair - Ubiquity: The History of Designs We Take for Granted
Michael Thonet - 1859: Chair No. 14 is one of the earliest and most recognisable items of mass-produced furniture ever designed.
29 Nov 2022
Introduction - Ubiquity: The History of Designs We Take for Granted
This introductory episode outlines the premise for the podcast and the three conditions mass-produced objects must meet to be included.
22 Nov 2022
Trailer - Ubiquity: The History of Designs We Take for Granted
Ubiquity: The History of Designs We Take for Granted - a new short-form podcast exploring the origin and development of everyday items that we often overlook.
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