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Designer File: Mark Pinney's top 10 design tips
24 August 2018Founder of architecture and design practice Mark Pinney Associates, architect Mark Pinney shares his top 10 design tips with Pamela Buxton
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Education: We need to talk about art
22 August 2018With arts education at school level massively depleted and deprioritised, art galleries in the UK and Europe are filling that gap with an exciting range of engagement and education activities aimed at broadening and diversifying who gets to talk about – and make – art. Veronica Simpson reports
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Transforming an art-deco icon: Finsbury Office by BDG architecture + design
20 August 2018The practice has taken a space within The Adelphi, the art-deco icon and, while respecting its heritage, has transformed it into a modern office for the 21st century
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Leith Furniture: One to Watch in August
17 August 2018Leith Furniture was established in 2012 by husband-and-wife team Jack and Danni Leith. The unique furniture produced involves techniques such as carving, gilding, and marquetry
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Rediscovering a civic asset: York Mansion House by De Matos Ryan
16 August 2018A civic asset that few in York knew they had, this 18th-century building is now welcoming the public for historical appreciation, tours and events following a £2.4m restoration and refurbishment
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Ken Shuttleworth: ‘The only real asset we have as a practice is our people’
14 August 2018The career of Ken Shuttleworth, awarded for Outstanding Lifetime Contribution to Design in the FX Awards, has taken him across five decades, three continents and two major architecture practices – first Foster + Partners and then Make Architects, which he founded in 2004
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Top Five: Our favourite products in August
8 August 2018Our pick of products new to market
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The Diary: Exhibitions, shows and events in August
7 August 2018Our pick of events happening this month or coming up
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The Business in August
6 August 2018Latest news and pictures from the design sector
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Baldwin & Guggisberg: Under an Equal Sky
3 August 2018A commemorative glass installation at Canterbury Cathedral marks the centenary of the end of the Great War. The intricate and delicate display underlines the destructiveness of war and 100 years later, it’s enduring prevalence
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