Up Next SUSTAINABLE FUTURES Attracting young creative minds to the field of design is an ongoing pursuit for schools and professional fi rms alike. A design education, however, doesn't begin with the decision to earn a degree in a design discipline but rather starts much earlier, when young fertile minds are open to new ideas and explorations in creativity. In the January/February issue, i+D will investigate the ways in which today's youth are learning about and engaging with interior design and architecture, how companies like The LEGO Group are helping to guide awareness of positive building practices, and how the current design community can get involved in the future of the profession. 66 i+D - November/December 2018 LEGO is rolling out botanical elements, such as leaves, bushes, and trees made from plant-based plastic sourced from sugarcane. (Image: The LEGO Group)