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Bar & Leisure Focus - Q&A: Shed
27 August 2024Bar & Leisure Toby Maxwell speaks to designers shaping enticing spaces, and we assess a few examples of projects that have harnessed uniquely creative ideas to set themselves apart in a highly competitive hospitality field
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Net Zero - The quest for net zero
27 August 2024Is it possible, or affordable, to retrofit historic buildings? Kay Hill asks the difficult questions
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La Scala - Curtain up on Magic
20 August 2024Swiss architect Mario Botta faced a storm of criticism following his 2004 work on restoring La Scala Milan. Despite this, he went on to carry out another round of improvements – and this time the results were received favourably
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I.M. Pei - The Skyline's is the limit
20 August 2024With a retrospective of I. M. Pei’s career, using drawings, models, photos, film and archival documents, open in Hong Kong, David Trigg examines the Chinese-born US architect’s work
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Brief Encounters
20 August 2024Leading institutions are finding meaningful ways to reckon with their problematic pasts. Veronica Simpson is delighted to find the RIBA joining them, with an exhibition that bodes well for its ambitions for greater inclusivity and sustainability
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Exhibition
12 August 2024The work of Donn Delson has featured at an exhibition that looked at the world through an American lens
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Radical Thinking
12 August 2024We discover what inspired the founder of New York design practice RAAD Studio, as well as what he considers to be the most radical era, person and building
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Brief Encounters
12 August 2024The art and architecture of the Beaufort and Bruges Triennials dovetails well to convince European neighbours that the Belgian coast and its medieval port city have significant charms of their own. Veronica Simpson reports
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HLW / 3 Kingfisher, London
6 August 2024The owner of well-known home improvement brands gets an adaptable headquarters that is aligned with its environmental, social and governance commitments
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Talking Points - Guy Kornetzki
6 August 2024Guy Kornetzki of lighting design practice Nulty discusses how the industry can create schemes that recognise the spatial and sensory challenges neurodiverse people face
