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Meet: Kéré Architecture
25 May 2017We get to know Burkina Faso-born Francis Kéré of Berlin-based Kéré Architecture, designer of this summer’s Serpentine Pavilion in London’s Kensington Gardens
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Review: Disobedient Bodies: JW Anderson curates The Hepworth Wakefield
25 May 2017Fashion designer JW Anderson has curated an exhibition exploring how art, fashion and design has reimagined the human form in the past century at The Hepworth Wakefield
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Behind the scenes of The Pink Floyd Exhibition: Their Mortal Remains
18 May 2017In the Pink - Pink Floyd is the latest subject for a V&A blockbuster exhibition. Before the opening, we caught up with the event’s creative director, Aubrey ‘Po’ Powell, one half of legendary graphic design outfit Hipgnosis, show designers Stufish and one of Pink Floyd...
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Review: Milan Design Week
18 May 2017Blueprint editor Johnny Tucker reports from this year’s Salone del Mobile and Milan Design Week
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Ness Point by Tonkin Liu
12 May 2017The sleek lines and curves of this new home for interior designer, Logan McWatt, by architect Tonkin Liu are inspired by its local history and stunning cliff-top location overlooking the White Cliffs of Dover, as well as philosopy from the Far East.
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Richard Murphy House by Richard Murphy Architects
10 May 2017Winner of the RIBA 2016 House of the Year award, Richard Murphy’s house in Edinburgh’s New Town is a treasure trove of a lifetime of influences and inspirations, from homages to Carlo Scarpa and tributes to John Soane. Packed with gadgets, visual trickery and surprises, it is designed to adapt with both the seasons and its occupier’s needs.
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The Curve, Slough by bblur architecture, CZWG and Colorminium
10 May 2017The Curve, a new £22m library and community centre, by bblur architecture, CZWG and Colorminium, has given Slough a big boost, finds Herbert Wright.
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Royal College of Music by AIX Arkitekter
9 May 2017Stockholm’s new Royal College of Music by AIX Arkitekter has transformed an old stable yard into a state-of-the- art performance venue and education facility.
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Sea change: Resilient Flooding Schemes
27 April 2017By 2060, over a billion people will live in cities at risk of catastrophic flooding. But rather than embark on huge, hard infrastructure projects to prevent the worst, it seems the world’s leading engineers and landscape architects are joining forces with other disciplines – meteorologists and IT experts – to come up with far more nuanced, pragmatic solutions
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A Letter from… Tottenham 2028
26 April 2017Johnny Tucker heads to the future and reports back from Tottenham 2028, when a new ground has been opened and the club has gone on to win the Premiership...
