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Designing for Neurodiversity
Pamela Buxton writes about how interiors created with neurodiversity in mind are appearing in a variety of locations, with designers more and more focused on making spaces that are pleasant for all
Frame of Mind: Carlos Virgile of Virgile + Partners
Carlos Virgile on how the permanent collections at the Tate and National Gallery have helped him to create
Client File: The Box, Plymouth
Head of heritage, art and film at The Box, Nicola Moyle explains how the Plymouth-based project got off the ground
Creating community spaces through retrofit
The move to turn existing buildings into new community spaces has increased dramatically in recent times. Veronica Simpson reports on how the latest wave have fared after the lockdowns of 2020
Brintons x FX Competition winners
The winners of the competition, set by Brintons and FX last year to design a carpet based around the theme ‘ritual’, are announced.
Surfaces Focus: Latest products
Discover the latest collections and designs in our product showcase, from Bill Amberg Studio, Milliken, Salvatori, Amtico, Kvadrat and Forbo
Surfaces Focus: Surface Design Show awards highlights
Ahead of the final selection of the winners, more than 100 entries to the Surface Design Show awards were whittled down to 31 finalists; here's a look at some of those finalists
Brief Encounters: Floating Church by Denizen Works
Veronica Simpson visits a cosy, welcoming place of worship floating along the edge of the former Olympic Park in London: an innovative 21st-century space serving multiple faiths and diverse communities
Surfaces Focus: Fathom Architects' urban experiments with weaving
Fathom Architects experiments with fabric and weaving to develop designs for urban sites
Surfaces Focus: Laura Carrara-Cagni
Laura Carrara-Cagni, founding director at Edward Williams Architects, has an enviable portfolio
