After a column he wrote outlining the problems with New Zealand’s education system got the online world buzzing, 18-year-old William Reynolds journeyed down to

Every business these days has to think and act like a tech company. But thanks to companies like Born Digital, that tech can be

Virtual and augmented reality are shaking up the architecture industry, Context Architects managing director Stephen Voyle says. But designers shouldn’t worry – it means

The Idea Log, Idealog's spirit 'animal', is here to propose a few solutions to help get our country’s A into GDP. This time, it's

As part of our ongoing data journalism project, we asked a sentient killer robot to use its sophisticated AI engine (and Cambridge Analytica's survey tools)

The insurance game is changing, Delta Insurance’s Ian Pollard says. And it’s not just responding after something has happened – it’s making sure

We gave biotechnology company Mint Innovation a little longer than an elevator ride to pitch their business, which recovers valuable materials from electronic waste.

Claudia Batten, tech entrepreneur, startup mentor, digital advisor and New Zealand booster knows things, wants things, predicts things, worries about things and improves things. 

Flashback to 2003 and it was a very different world. Some homes were still on dial-up internet, a lot of webpages were ugly and

Dr Delwyn Moller is a prominent earth scientist, former NASA scientist, and current director of research at the Centre for Space Science Technology

At Idealog, we regularly celebrate our community's brilliance. So as we did with our previous Lego Experiment and Log Experiment, for the

Isthmus associate landscape architect Damian Powley makes a case for why children should be involved in the design process for most architectural sites –

Design reflects our heritage and identity. So what role does M?oridom play in New Zealand’s design identity? Who is able to do it? What

Idealog's Tech Issue is out now (get your copy here). Editor Elly Strang explains the thinking behind the issue's theme, 'New Heights' – and showcases some of

The cover of Idealog’s 2018 Tech Issue is a truly collaborative affair. It began as a brief from the Idealog team to create an artwork that represented

How do we protect one of Auckland’s most well-loved open spaces? By looking far, far into the future. We chat with renown landscape architect

Idealog's agony uncle, David Downs, answers your burning questions about whether New Zealand has a design story (and whether it matters) and why Allbirds is

At Idealog, we regularly celebrate our community’s brilliance. But, just as we did in 2017 with our Block Party experiment, when we sent a

Perception is everything in business. And perceptions are shaped by what people experience in the real world and by what they see and hear

As part of our ongoing data journalism project, we asked Cambridge Analytica to collect some information without consent in an effort to pinpoint New

How do we solve a problem like the housing crisis? Prefab NZ and Tallwood's Daiman Otto is betting on wood, emerging technologies and improved

In a new series, Vend and OMGTech! founder Vaughan Rowsell discusses designing the future and how we can make New Zealand the innovation centre of

At Idealog, we regularly celebrate our community’s brilliance. But, just as we did in 2017 with our Block Party experiment, when we sent a whole

Constantly evolving workplaces pose constant design challenges for co-working spaces. Here’s how Generator has dealt with them across its many different locations.

At Idealog, we regularly celebrate our community’s brilliance. But, just as we did in 2017 with our Block Party experiment, when we sent a

Daily life is becoming more hectic and fast-paced than ever as we struggle against or willingly embrace the waves of new technology vying for

Peter Haythornthwaite – industrial and creative design deity, Designers Institute of New Zealand fellow, owner of an ONZM for services to design, and current exhibitor of his life’s