House of Dentons’ Amsterdam Outpost Forges a New Outlook for Law Offices
With warm woods, casual meeting areas, and even an art gallery, the workplace reflects the shifting culture of a historically conservative profession.
Author: Debika Ray
From the British Melting Pot, "New London Fabulous" Emerges
The slew of recent projects emphasize color’s capacity to bring joy to the public sphere. Just don’t call it a movement.
Camille Walala’s Latest Artwork is a Sprawling, Multi-Building Mural
London art collective Wood Street Walls commissioned Camille Walala's newest public artwork.
PUP Architects Create a Cozy Community Space for a London Urban Farm
The firm’s renovation of Surrey Docks Farm aims to generate new streams of income and enhance programming areas.
In London, a Researcher Guides Biodesign into Uncharted—and Newly Relevant—Territory
With the launch of a new master's degree, Carole Collet is helping define and advance the rather amorphous discipline.
How the U.S. Embassy in London Uses Landscape as an Ambassador
The project, which includes design by KieranTimberlake and OLIN, features public spaces that plug into the surrounding neighborhood as well as plantings that evoke American landscapes.
GAME CHANGERS: By Collaborating with Artists, Njusja de Gier Is Driving Innovation and Design at Kvadrat
Thanks to de Gier, Kvadrat's SVP of branding and communication, the manufacturer has quietly assumed the role of global cultural powerhouse.
Year in Review 2018: Plastics Are Back
Our contributors comment on an event or a moment from the last year that demanded more of how we should practice, frame, and respond to design.
This Time, the London Design Biennale Promises to Get Emotional
Themed “Emotional States,” the nearly three-week biennale will bring together 40 territories and institutions, asking them to consider how design intersects with the emotional.
Riga's First Art Biennial Aims to 'Take Root and Make Roots' in the Latvian Capital
Running until October 28, the first-ever Riga International Biennial of Contemporary Art will take over various spaces throughout the Latvian capital.
Arne Jacobsen–Designed Hotel in Copenhagen Gets a Contemporary Refresh and Restoration
Local firm Space Copenhagen restored aspects of the building's original design while carefully adapting its spaces for the hotel's present-day needs.
The Devil Went Down to Georgian: An Artist Investigates Britain’s 300-Year Architectural Infatuation
In a new drawing show at RIBA, London-based artist Pablo Bronstein reimagines and reorients the ubiquitous Georgian-style building.
Adam Nathaniel Furman Condenses Rome's Architectural Wonders into Vibrant Ceramics
The designs are being hosted at the Sir John Soane's Museum in a newly-opened basement gallery.
With the "White Collar Factory," Stirling Prize–winning AHMM Bets on the Industrial Past to Inspire Future Workspaces
Thanks to nine years of research, Allford Hall Monaghan Morris's design is a sophisticated response to important questions about the modern office.
