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If Only... housing was for all generations
Matter Architecture consider an intergenerational housing prototype, to get society out of the current, isolating housing model
A Kate Moss-designed home features in THIRDHOME x YOO’s new collaboration
DesignCurial visits the Barnhouse to find out more about its Kate Moss-designed interiors, and its recent inclusion in the new YOO x THIRDHOME collaboration, the YOOClub.
Duravit London is now a firm fixture in the heart of London’s design district.
The opening of “Duravit London” in June this year marked another milestone in the company’s history. Founded over 200 years ago in Hornberg, in the Black Forest, Duravit AG is a leading international manufacturer of designer bathrooms, operating in more than 130 countries worldwide. Duravit’s product portfolio comprises sanitary ceramics, bathroom furniture, baths and shower trays, wellness systems, shower-toilets, faucets and accessories as well as installation frames. The company develops unique bathrooms, working with international designers, such as Philippe Starck, EOOS, Phoenix Design, sieger design, Kurt Merki Jr., Christian Werner, Matteo Thun and Cecilie Manz.
Organic architecture - 11 best buildings
Coined by Frank Lloyd Wright, the term organic architecture is usually used to mean buildings whose shape or function mimics nature. Here are 11 of our favourite examples.
Aspiring ironmongers receive globally recognised door hardware qualification
The next generation of architectural ironmongers is celebrating its Guild of Architectural Ironmongers (GAI) education results.
Pragmatic and poetic: St Teresa’s sixth-form centre by IF_DO
IF_DO’s St Teresa’s sixth-form building in the Surrey Hills immerses students in nature to enhance wellbeing
Hotel Café Royal raises a glass to the legendary Ziggy Stardust
Hotel Café Royal pays homage to one of London’s greatest pop icons with its new bar, Ziggy’s.
ÅF Lighting turn infrastructure into artwork with interactive coloured lighting
Transforming two pieces of infrastructure with interactive and playful coloured lighting, ÅF Lighting have made the ordinary delightful – one a mundane underpass, the other a landmark bridge
Coloured light in offices
Coloured lighting can be controversial and there are few more sensitive situations for its use than the workplace. Hoare Lea partner Dominic Meyrick considers chromaticity in the office environment
Coloured light – when to use it
It can enable a unique experience of a space, enhance identity, create character and even tell a story. Luciana Martinez, project designer at Speirs+Major, looks at four recent S+M schemes and analyses the specific role that coloured lighting played
