Continuing our review of 2020, we've rounded up 10 standout projects created by design and architecture students this year, from a high-altitude lavatory to ramen packaging that dissolves to flavour the broth.

Longs Peak Privies by students of the Colorado Building Workshop
Architecture students from the University of Colorado Denver have designed a series of backcountry privies to line the 14,259-foot trek up to Longs Peak in the Rocky Mountains, filling a structure of prefabricated gabion walls with rocks collected on-site.
This is to replace toilets created for the popular trail in the 1980s, which had deteriorated so much that park rangers had to resort to shovelling human excrement into buckets and carrying it down the mountain on the back of a llama. Find out more about the Longs Peak Privies ?

Feel the Conversation by Sandeep Hoonjan and Xianzhi Zhang
In a bid to make long-distance conversations more intimate, especially in light of widespread coronavirus lockdowns, two students from the Royal College of Art have developed a duo of phones with silicone tongues and feelers attached to their earpieces.
These move in unique, haptic patterns that are generated based on the intonation of the person on the other line, creating a physical sensation to match their speech.
Find out more about Feel the Conversation ?

Dissolvable noodle packaging by Holly Grounds
Ravensbourne University student Holly Grounds has infused an edible biofilm with dried herbs and spices to cr...