'progressive design' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to refer to a design approach that is forward-looking and cutting-edge. For example, "The new restaurant has adopted a progressive design to stand out from its competitors."
(An interactive designer and artist with an interest in progressive design culture, Mr. Schlossberg is said to be game for the adventure of going abroad).
The museum, for its part, has characterized the Rose Center as an example of progressive design.
The celebration of modern technology in progressive design was the most effective accomplishment of the Bauhaus.
Mr. Lagaay's success at balancing company tradition with progressive design on recent models is a noteworthy achievement.
Designed by Pierre Koenig, the house was part of a much-lauded project promoting low-cost progressive design.
Members of the progressive Design and Industries Association took Gropius to see it in the mid-30s.
Having long outgrown its 1950's motto "House of Service," Maharam is now associated with some of the most progressive designs in the textile industry.
Zao, one of the city's most exciting new shops, not only traffics in some of the most progressive designs, but manufactures a few as well.
His work and the progressive designs of Walter Crane coexisted, however, with the more traditional taste expressed in the work of A.W.N.
He is known for combining traditional architectural elements with progressive designs based on simple geometric patterns.
Wheelscape specialise in using sprayed concrete and a freeform construction technique in their skateparks, which they say, "allows architects the freedom to create progressive designs".
