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MIT’s New Wetsuit Design Inspired by the Pelt of the Busy Beaver
Engineers at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) create improved design for water-resistant wetsuits.
I in the sky: i360 by Marks Barfield
Where the burnt out husk of Brighton’s West pier used to touch terra firma, a new landmark for the seaside town has risen from the long-dowsed ashes. London Eye-architect Marks Barfield has created a vertical pier - British Airways i360
Georgia O’Keeffe at Tate Modern review
A major retrospective at Tate Modern on 20th-century artist Georgia O'Keeffe tells the story of her remarkable and fruitful career across six eventful decades
Blueprint seminar with Bulthaup
Blueprint Magazine and Bulthaup Clerkenwell brought together a panel of architects and designers to discuss the changing nature of the kitchen, from the actual design of units through how the kitchen’s function and use is changing, and hence its role in the home.
The Floating Piers by Christo and Jeanne-Claude
Johnny Tucker realises a boyhood dream when he gets to experience first-hand a Christo and Jeanne-Claude installation, and takes a walk on the artwork Floating Piers on Lake Iseo — along with 75,000 other people
Crick Institute
The building aimed at housing some of the world’s leading medical research minds has opened in central London
Profile: Henry Squire
Dreams of being a rock musician or an actor lost out to being an architect for Henry Squire, now a practice partner and helping to drive changes at Squire & Partners to enhance the founding principles of his father Michael
Get ready for Orgatec…
The huge workplace show Orgatec is ready and set to go for its latest outing in Cologne, with no less than 130,000 sq m of exhibition space
LEGO Teams with Land Rover to Build Tower Bridge Sculpture that Breaks Guinness World Record
Beloved toy company LEGO recreated London’s Tower Bridge in a structure that’s 13m high, around twice as tall as a two-storey house.
Concept Car Designs Steer into the Limelight at the Paris Motor Show
As automobile components become increasingly technological, design features for cutting-edge concept cars rev up industry standards.
