Superflux uses myth-inspired installations to speculate on possible futures
The studio's exploration of myth and renewal offers us a new perspective on the climate crisis
Various Associates uses colour blocking in Shenzhen art school
The architecture practice used a bright colour palette to create decorative details throughout this contemporary school
A major exhibition at ArkDes explores the work of iconic Swedish architect Sigurd Lewerentz
From shopping to dying, a new Stockholm exhibition shows how the Swedish architect understood the human condition
This commercial kitchen and café nourishes a local community
In turning a former post office into kitchens and a café, architects RCKa and food-rescue charity UKHarvest have created a valuable resource to support an inner-city community
Architecture
Various Associates uses colour blocking in Shenzhen art school
The architecture practice used a bright colour palette to create decorative details throughout this contemporary school
A major exhibition at ArkDes explores the work of iconic Swedish architect Sigurd Lewerentz
From shopping to dying, a new Stockholm exhibition shows how the Swedish architect understood the human condition
This commercial kitchen and café nourishes a local community
In turning a former post office into kitchens and a café, architects RCKa and food-rescue charity UKHarvest have created a valuable resource to support an inner-city community
Cities
Design
Superflux uses myth-inspired installations to speculate on possible futures
The studio's exploration of myth and renewal offers us a new perspective on the climate crisis
Join RAK Ceramics at Clerkenwell Design Week
RAK Ceramics will host a captivating interview with ICON at Clerkenwell Design Week
The 10th CODAawards honours extraordinary art commissions in interior, architectural and public spaces
There is still time to enter the 10th edition of the CODAawards
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We need to design AI systems free of bias and harm
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