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The accessible design category of Fast Company’s Innovation by Design Awards honors projects that put accessibility front and center. This year’s winner, Make Good’s Toddler Mobility Trainer is an open-source, fully 3D printed toddler mobility trainer. See all of the...

For decades, pediatric mobility device use has been constrained by high costs, insurance barriers, and the need for specialized manufacturing. Now, New Orleans nonprofit MakeGood, the winner of the 2026 Innovation by Design award in accessible design, is using 3D...

The advertising and marketing category of Fast Company’s Innovation by Design Awards honors campaigns across all mediums in service of a product, cause, or brand. This year’s winner, 1837 Tiffany Blue Conservation by L&C, is a partnership between Tiffany & Co....

Tiffany & Co. owns one of the most tightly guarded brand colors in the world. With one campaign, the company broke that iconic blue out of its strict containment—and it paid off.  The campaign, titled “1837 Tiffany Blue Conservation,” was created by the agency...

The architectural design category of Fast Company’s Innovation by Design Awards honors buildings, structures, and interior designs that solve problems in the built environment. This year’s winner, University of California, Berkeley—Grimes Engineering Center By...

For a building sitting just a quarter-mile from one of the most active faults in the seismically treacherous San Francisco Bay Area, the UC Berkeley Grimes Engineering Center is unambiguously confident. Designed by the architecture firm Skidmore, Owings & Merrill...

The artificial intelligence category of Fast Company’s Innovation by Design Awards honors systems, platforms, and UIs that leverage algorithms to positively impact the way we live. This year’s winner, Conway’s Arcade by Special Guest X for Google, is an AI-powered...

Conway’s Arcade looks like the sleekest possible version of the classic arcade cabinet—except it doesn’t run arcade games from the ’80s and ’90s. Instead, it generates games, and the rules behind them, from scratch using Google’s Gemini 3.0.  Built by creative agency...

Payment terminals have long been treated as commodity hardware: functional, forgettable devices designed more for back-office utility than customer experience. Zeller challenged that assumption with Terminal 2, Australia’s first locally designed all-in-one...

The Latin America category of Fast Company’s Innovation by Design Awards honors the most innovative designs from the Latin American region. This year’s winner, Nordeste by Design Bridge and Partners, is a destination brand for Brazil’s Northeast that unites nine...

Brazil’s Northeast region has long been defined in tourism marketing by familiar imagery of beaches and sunshine, despite encompassing nine states with distinct histories, cultures, and artistic traditions. Design Bridge and Partners set out to change that by creating...

The North America category of Fast Company’s Innovation by Design Awards honors the most innovative designs from the region. This year’s winner, the Universal Collection from the North Face, is a collection of thoughtfully adapted products designed for, and with, the...

From the very first day that professional ski mountaineer and free skier Vasu Sojitra signed on as a North Face–sponsored athlete in 2017, he campaigned for the brand to incorporate more elements of universal design into its product line. Having lost his leg as an...

The data design category of Fast Company’s Innovation by Design Awards honors projects that harness the power of data to create better experiences for users, whether it’s an algorithm, a visualization, or an interface. This year’s winner, A Data Love Letter to the...

Black lines and colored dot clusters playfully dance and interact with each other against a pure white background, flying across 52 video screens at Fulton Transit Center, for two minutes at the top of every hour. Commissioned by MTA Arts & Design, A Data Love...

The design company of the year category of Fast Company’s Innovation by Design Awards honors companies whose holistic approach to design has resulted in compelling products, services, and experiences. This year’s winner, Google, is revamping interfaces to help its...

Google—which created a search text field decades ago that’s been the front door to the internet ever since—is now defining how people interact with AI-infused services. The stakes are high for Alphabet, which derives nearly 56% of its revenue from Google Search.  “I...

The enduring impact category of Fast Company’s Innovation by Design Awards honors the best design among companies with 15-plus years in business. This year’s winner, The Coolest Ihram from Landor, is a specially designed religious garment for pilgrims traveling to...

Rising temperatures have made the annual pilgrimage to Mecca, called Hajj, hotter than ever, and pilgrims may walk 30 miles in temperatures that can reach 123 degrees Fahrenheit. Saudi Arabia’s Saudia Airlines, which transports more pilgrims than any other airline,...