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Renzo Piano - interview
The maestro sends Herbert Wright a picture of his secret forest retreat and from there enlightens him about the Fondation Pathé, the secrets of a tranquil garden and hidden beauty.
Bottle Wall Coca-Cola UK head office, Uxbridge, by Acrylicize
Acrylicize has designed and developed art elements for a three-storey wall at Coca-Cola’’s new UK and European HQ, including a bespoke intelligent-light installation of 5,000 LED-illuminated recycled Coke bottles.
Restaurant & Bar Design Awards 2014 - the winners
Annual award celebrates the world's coolest and most beautiful bars and restaurants - see the winners here
London Design Festival - a few of our favourite things
If the London Design Festival was a bit of a blur for you - or if you couldn’t get there at all, check our carefully chosen selection of lighting and furniture from the major shows
Poles Position
Gareth Gardner is on a bridge of love at the Royal Festival Hall...
O’Donnell + Tuomey win RIBA Gold Medal
Irish husband and wife team whose Saw Swee Hock Student Centre is in the running for this year's Stirling Prize scoop one of architecture's highest honours
Nigel Coates: Curated Diary
Nigel Coates: architect and designer with a unique conceptual edge.
Louis Kahn: The Power of Architecture - review
American architect Louis Kahn is renowned as a visionary, his work taught in architecture schools far and wide, and yet his acclaim is based on a few diverse buildings completed in a relatively short burst of just 25 years.
La belle et la bête: the Fondation Pathé by Renzo Piano
Renzo Piano has inserted a radical aluminium-clad six-storey structure directly into the historic urban fabric of Paris, but it remains virtually invisible from the street. Piano himself admits that the Fondation Pathé ‘looks like a little animal actually trying to go up and breathe fresh air’.
Post-Modernism Resurgent: Ten buildings that made a difference
What came after postmodernism? More postmodernism, of course. Charles Jencks, one postmodernism's preeminent chroniclers says that since the turn of the Millennium, the movement has experienced an unlikely rebirth, and chooses the 10 of the most important works from postmodernist architecture's second wave.
