Writing about food has never been so good, or serious, as now. Esther Choi's book of recipes inspired by famous artists and architects, combines fun with thoughtful commentary

A century since Le Corbusier began his journey as an architect, he remains one of the profession's most influential and controversial figures

An enormous replica of Le Corbusier's Villa Savoye has been half-sunk off a Danish fjord as part of Vejle's Floating Art festival

Women designers have been all but written out of the history of modernism, but now an ambitious show at MoMA aims to set the record straight. Claire Barliant finds out if it succeeds

A trend for archive pieces has emerged at Clerkenwell Design Week, as industry stalwarts such as Vitra, Cassina and SCP unearth and update former successes and passed-over prototypes

The Spanish designer is celebrating Le Corbusier's legacy at Milan Furniture Fair next month with a set of characterful wooden objects for Cassina

An exhibition in Victoria is a thought-provoking exploration of the links between art and design in an incongruous setting

Le Corbusier, Zaha Hadid and Norman Foster are among the architects featured as silhouettes in the graphic designer's latest illustrations

Museum Für Gestaltung Zürich
27 September 2014 – 8 February 2015

Barbican, London
25 September 2014 – 11 January 2015

Bench B is a modern twist on a classic archetype. Its designer, Konstantin Grcic, spoke to Icon about his inspiration and upcoming shows

MoMA presents a compelling case, says Claire Barliant, for seeing Le Corbusier as a lover, not a conqueror of nature

A Dutch team led by Hella Jongerius is redesigning the room where the world’s biggest decisions are made.

A tale of postwar visionaries has a lot to say to post-earthquake Japan, says Julian Worrall.

Coop Himmelb(l)au’s church in Hainburg, Austria combines digital design with references to the giants of modernism.

Photographs of found objects were the stimulus for many of the furniture designer’s classic works.

It is no coincidence that Le Corbusier, Frank Lloyd Wright and Buckminster Fuller were all taught in kindergartens, the school system that introduced building blocks into educational play.

What kind of architecture magazines do we need in the age of the internet.