We need to design AI systems free of bias and harm
Artificial intelligence (AI) systems can have damaging effects, especially on marginalised communities. We must build a movement for algorithmic justice, says Sasha Constanza-Chock
High-rise greenhouses open in Paris suburbs
The Cité Maraîchère project in Romainville hosts and promotes sustainable urban agriculture
Giant pink paddling pool opens in central Melbourne
The interactive installation outside the National Gallery of Victoria references Australia's pink salt lakes
Ettore Sottsass apartment interior recreated in Milan
Triennale Milano has opened a new installation dedicated to the Italian designer, including the reconstruction of a 1967 apartment he designed
Opinion
Architecture
High-rise greenhouses open in Paris suburbs
The Cité Maraîchère project in Romainville hosts and promotes sustainable urban agriculture
Learning centre opens at King’s Cross nature reserve
The Camley Street Natural Park learning centre, designed by Erect Architecture, promotes engagement with nature in the middle of the city
Rock-like Chapel of Sound designed in Chinese valley
OPEN Architecture’s rural, open-air concert hall appears as if emerging from the landscape
Cities
Design
Giant pink paddling pool opens in central Melbourne
The interactive installation outside the National Gallery of Victoria references Australia's pink salt lakes
Ettore Sottsass apartment interior recreated in Milan
Triennale Milano has opened a new installation dedicated to the Italian designer, including the reconstruction of a 1967 apartment he designed
LEGO launches wooden homeware collection
The brand associated with plastic bricks and play goes all serious and sustainable. Is this a grand return to the company's wooden roots?
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Opinion
We need to design AI systems free of bias and harm
Artificial intelligence (AI) systems can have damaging effects, especially on marginalised communities. We must build a movement for algorithmic justice, says Sasha Constanza-Chock
The dark arts of Big Oil advertising
Green fields, blue skies and nostalgic architecture: the fossil fuel advertising of 20th-century Britain inspired delusion. Now we are not such willing participants
Play is not a luxury – and our cities need to reflect that
Design should embrace children and their development by enabling diverse play wherever possible, argue Amica Dall and Penny Wilson
