Design
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Activate Award winner Brenda Parker: decontaminating polluted water with micro-organisms
Page"I’m really grateful to the WCMT as my fellowship has been a huge catalyst for my interdisciplinary work that bridges biology and design. The Activate award will enable...
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Sustainability is the key to the textile industry’s future, argues Churchill Fellow in TEDx talk
News | 18 Oct 2019 |Textiles economy consultant Lynn Wilson argued the case for a circular textiles economy at TEDxBath on 21 September 2019.
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Suicide prevention at high risk locations; Derry/Londonderry bridges.
Bob Blemmings, a police officer from Coleraine, travelled to Canada and the USA to research suicide prevention at bridges and other high-risk locations. His findings...
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Architectural ceramics: Maria Gasparian’s Story
Story | By Maria Gasparian | Glazed Architectural Ceramics in Public Spaces: Lessons from the Netherlands, USA and Hungary | 2016Maria Gasparian, a London-based ceramic designer and architect, travelled to the USA, the Netherlands and Hungary in 2016 to investigate the application, design and...
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Blog: Making the Design Museum’s new home
In May the Design Museum was the venue for a fascinating evening of presentations from designers who have recently travelled overseas on Churchill Fellowships. For me,...
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The Future of Furniture Craft Education
Joseph Bray, an undergraduate course leader from Aylesbury, Buckinghamshire, travelled to Denmark, Ireland, Norway, Sweden and the USA to explore support for graduates...
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Re:Mind Space - Learning from Dementia in Japan
Jack Sardeson is an architect and researcher specialising in healthcare and neuroscience. He travelled to Japan to investigate how alternative care typologies might be...
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RECORDINGS: An exhibition and publication launch
2017 Fellow Alpa Depani will launch an exhibition and publication showcasing findings from her Fellowship travels on Thursday 1 March 2018 at The Cass, London...
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Empowering women to work in Design through live build
Anna Raymond, from Glasgow, and Project Manager and Community Consultant for creative consultancy Pidgin Perfect, travelled to Canada and the USA to investigate...
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Public realm in the dense global city
Alpa Depani, an architect from Hackney, travelled to Hong Kong, Japan and the USA to explore approaches to the design of public realm in global cities.
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Designers Fellows' Story Collection
Read more about some of our Fellows' achievements in this area.
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Glazed Architectural Ceramics in Public Spaces: Lessons from the Netherlands, USA and Hungary
Maria Gasparian, an architect from London, travelled to the USA to explore the use of glazed architectural ceramics in public spaces.
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Promoting sustainable products from the Amazon Rainforest
Alexander Groves, a designer from London, travelled to Brazil to research design projects which promote sustainable products from the Amazon Rainforest.
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THE ARCHITECTURE OF CARE: A New Approach
William McMorran, Director of Architectonicus in Bromyard, travelled to Australia, Canada and the Netherlands to study the transformative integration of dementia care...
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Designing Libraries in the 21st Century: Lessons for the UK
Gemma John, a research consultant from Fulbrook, travelled to Denmark, Finland, the Netherlands, and the USA and Canada, to study innovative interior design in public...
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Radical residential designs in Japan and modest homes in Germany
Daniel Wiltshire, an architect from London, travelled to Germany and Japan to research residential designs with a focus on self-build and owner-initiated housing.
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Made you look. Made you Stare. Inspiration from a museum road trip.
Clare Hughes, an architect from Bath, travelled to North America, France, Denmark and Germany to investigate museum design and how it can be harnessed to appeal to wider...