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Written by Gemma Harvey

Advertisement Feature

02.04.19
Written by Brendan Cormier
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Fiat Nuova Cinquecento: The bulbous car that brought driving to the Italian masses

Icon of the Month

01.04.19
Detail of Ettore Sottsass’s interiors for Malpensa airport, Milan|Entrance to a building designed by the Milanese architect Vico Magistretti, Milan|A building site in Venice|A mosque in a deconsecrated 16th-century church, Palermo|Torre Velasca, BBPR’s landmark modern tower in central Milan, completed in 1958||The Palazzo INA apartment building on Corso Sempione, Milan, designed by Piero Bottoni and built between 1953 and 1958|||

In photos: Unusual details in Milan's architecture reveal an evolving city

Milan-based DSL Studio’s photographs of Italian cities explore the formal nature of architecture by focusing on the detail of the everyday

GALLERY

01.04.19
Written by author 1
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The Hepworth Gallery hosts ceramicist Magdalene Odundo's first major retrospective

News

30.03.19
Written by ICON
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Icon 191: Materials, Nature and Design

In this month's issue we find out about exciting new bio materials, buildings that breathe and the artist giving light a physical form

Comment

26.03.19
Written by Matthew Ponsford
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The Alexandra Palace theatre restoration gives life to an odd Victorian giant

Features

26.03.19
Written by Siobhan Morrin
NP2F on Mario Sironi's Fiat Pavilion|||

This exhibition of architectural models asks designers to reimagine history

News

25.03.19
Written by Siobhan Morrin
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The Vessel opened in New York's Hudson Yards and the reaction was very mixed

Comment

22.03.19
Written by Ruth Dalton
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Why the most walkable cities are shaped by social networks more than planning

Comment

22.03.19
Written by Matthew Ponsford
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Writing in the code of life: How DNA computing can manufacture living matter

Features

21.03.19
Written by Matthew Ponsford
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Bodies, balls, and distinctive design collide on the tennis court in Stephan Würth's photographic odyssey

Features

21.03.19
Written by Siobhan Morrin
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Architect Tony Fretton on his love of cycling and his Dutch bike

Features

20.03.19
Written by Siobhan Morrin
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Paris gets sparkling new fountains, designed by the Bouroullec brothers

News

19.03.19
Written by Siobhan Morrin
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See groundbreaking new concepts in biodesign at Milan Design Week 2019

Advertisement Feature

15.03.19
Written by author 1
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UniFor celebrates 50 years of Italian design and creative collaborations

News

14.03.19
Written by Siobhan Morrin
The museum's current entrance|||

V&A names architect for Museum of Childhood redevelopment

News

14.03.19
Written by Peter Smisek
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The European Union flag: Symbol of democracy or bureaucracy?

Icon of the Month

13.03.19
Written by Siobhan Morrin
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OMA's new prism-shaped building starts construction in Hangzhou

Architecture

11.03.19
Written by Vera Sacchetti and Matylda Krzykowski
'A Woman's Work', a symposium in Dresden for the ‘Against Invisibility’ exhibition|||

Dear gatekeepers: Foreign Legion call for a transformation of the design industry

Comment

07.03.19
Written by Siobhan Morrin
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Why the artist behind the UK's biggest bronze sculpture chose a woman as the subject

News

06.03.19
Written by Matthew Ponsford
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Pritzker Architecture Prize awarded to Japanese architect Arata Isozaki

News

05.03.19
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