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“Design is not just visual, it’s three-dimensional”: Afroditi Krassa on designing for hospitality
Having worked with some of the biggest brands and famous names in hospitality, we sit down with Afroditi Krassa to find out more about her game changing, multi award-winning studio.
Reporter: 6a architects' refurbished and extended MK Gallery in Milton Keynes
Recently refurbished and extended by 6a architects the project aims for both a burgeoning creative space and a monument to the utopian modern town
If only: David Weatherhead of HOK
If only London’s empty office space could be used to fix to its housing shortage, says David Weatherhead of HOK
Dorsett Hotels to showcase Sony World Photography Award-winning images
15 Sony World Photography Award-winning photographs will be on display in a touring exhibition created by Dorsett Hospitality International, in partnership with the World Photography Organisation.
Light and Tech: Classic lighting reborn
Lighting expert Jill Entwistle reports on the return to the market of some classic lighting products in new, improved offerings and anniversary editions
Hoare Lea light Forum. St Paul’s
At the refurbished Forum. St Paul's, lighting design by Hoare Lea balances daylight contrast, and changes atmosphere day to night with multiple scene setting
London Craft Week returns for 2019
Taking place in various venues across the capital, London Craft week is back for 2019, taking place from the 8th - 12th of May.
Jean-Michel Gathy talks travel, inspiration, and luxury interiors
We speak to Jean-Michel Gathy, the founder of international design studio Denniston, and discuss his work, his inspiration, and what makes a good hotel.
Biodynamic lighting: promoting employee wellbeing and energy with light
Tomáš Michna, facility and services senior manager at energy company innogy looks at his company's switch to one of Europe’s largest 'human-centric' lighting systems
Gimme shelter: how are architects tackling homelessness?
Designs for high-end housing and bespoke home extensions are ten a penny in the architecture world, but what are today’s practices doing to address the homelessness crisis? From temporary housing and modular pods to a digital platform tackling bureaucratic boundaries, we look at the innovative designs developed by architects for those without homes
