Norway’s new gallery by Bjarke Ingels’ BIG combines beauty and bombast
Realising The Twist wasn’t always straightforward – but now it’s built, the space makes for an ethereal gallery experience, says Joe Lloyd Images by Laurian Ghinitoiu
The princess and designer Ira von Fürstenberg has created a line of objets d’art that are part-bestiary, part-kunstkammer, writes Joe Lloyd The Princess Ira
Studio Truly Truly: Design duo with a fascination for materials
Starting out as graphic designers in Queensland, Truly Truly’s fascination for industrial materials led them to three- dimensional space – and Rotterdam, writes Riya Patel
Maarten Rots: Echoes transforms architectural moments into 2D abstractions
The work of Dutch photographer Maarten Rots transforms architectural moments into 2D abstractions. His new series, Echoes, is a riff on the interplay between light,
Moore space: Henry Moore Studios & Gardens extension
Hugh Broughton’s design in Hertfordshire manages to be both sensitive to the sculptor’s legacy and surprisingly un-Moore-like The Henry Moore Foundation in the small hamlet
Rem Koolhaas mixes preservation and provocation in Moscow, turning a Soviet-era workers’ canteen into a contemporary art space, says Edwin Heathcote Rem Koolhaas is utterly
