Après Dot Dot Dot, Works That Work est le second magazine créé par Peter Biľak, designer et typographe tchèque, basé aux Pays-Bas. Works That Work s’intéresse aux créations pas forcément issues d’artistes ou de designers, et propose des textes qui cherchent à nous faire appréhender le design d'une façon inhabituelle.
Art Book Magazine

Works That Work documents that design is not the exclusive domain of artists or designers, but something that surrounds us in our daily lives, something so embedded in our everyday experience that it often escapes our attention. We publish original, in-depth essays and stories on subjects connected with design, presenting projects that challenge and change the way you perceive them. We look for examples of unexpected creativity, from the metropolises of India to the provincial towns of the Netherlands. In the same way to strive to rethink the magazine production, advertising and distribution models.
Works That Work

Au sommaire : 
Artefacts, Custodians of Beauty, Dabbawallas: Delivering Excellence, Refugee Gardens, Translation Is a Human Interchange, Chefs on the Battlefield, The Universal Language, Bastard Chairs, Point Me Where It Hurts, Space for People, Not for Cars, Aiming To Reduce Cleaning Costs, British Respect, Evil Prevails When Good Men Fail To Act
Dutch Design