Revisiting the True Meaning of "High Tech" Architecture
A new exhibition held within a pioneering building of the so-called High Tech movement prompts a reevaluation of the relationship between architecture, technology, and structural expression.
Author: Shumi Bose
Richard Rogers' Wimbledon House Gets a New Lease on Life
22 Parkside, the experimental London home architect Richard Rogers designed for his parents in the late 1960s, has been converted to a research and event space.
Disegno Ergo Sum: Istanbul Biennial Conflates Anthropology With Design
Despite its dazzling, hyperbolic rhetoric, the third Istanbul Design Biennial largely delivers on its assertions.
"High-Rise" Imagines a Dystopia in the Sky, Bloodied Concrete and All
The first film adaptation of J.G. Ballard’s classic novel "High-Rise" is a decadent romp set against a background of Brutalism.
Life on Planet Eames: Flexible, Colorful, Pleasurable
A sprawling retrospective of design’s favorite duo reveals how conscious they were of the power of their own image.
