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The Clubhouse: Holborn Circus by Fletcher Priest
With the feel of a members’ club but taking the contemporary notion of a co-working space, this latest Clubhouse offers a space for a new breed of business
Lazerian creates ‘Seven Sisters’ for Winsford Town Park
Winsford Town Park has recently unveiled eight new ‘salt’ sculptures by Lazerian, called Seven Sisters
David Kohn Architects design new V&A Photography Centre
The new Photography Centre at the V&A by David Kohn Architects has created a gallery that encourages visitor interaction with the museum's newly-acquired extensive photographic collection
Encouraging productive 'collisions': HOK designs OpenText HQ
The London HQ for global AI and analytics firm OpenText is the eighth for the company designed by HOK – but with own personality and character
Profile: Linda Thiel of White Arkitekter
Linda Thiel, partner at White Arkitekter, has brought the sensibilities of her Swedish upbringing and heritage to the UK, co-running the London branch of one of Stockholm’s largest architecture practices
April One to Watch: Cameron Design House
We look at Cameron Design House, where bespoke architectural lighting is inspired by Ian Cameron’s Nordic and English heritage
Hexagonal housing: Hoxton Press by Karakusevic Carson Architects and David Chipperfield Architects
Karakusevic Carson Architects and David Chipperfield Architects have joined forces to create two striking towers of apartments whose private sale has helped fund the regeneration of the adjacent social and mixed tenure housing. It's an enlightened piece of community-centric redevelopment by Hackney Council
Five ways hospitality brands use AV technology to enhance design
With the use of AV technology in hospitality projects increasing, we look at five ways brands in this sector are using AV to enhance their interior design.
Desert art: Bombay Beach Biennale and the revival of a forgotten town
In 2016, Stefan Ashkenazy and friends set up an annual, anti-biennale arts festival in the California desert, the Bombay Beach Biennale. Its ambitions soon grew into a project of permanent cultural regeneration, bringing life back to this abandoned town by the once-popular Salton Sea
