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The Diary: Exhibitions, shows and events in November
13 November 2018Our pick of events happening this month or coming up
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FX Awards Trophies by Armourcoat
12 November 2018The inside gen on the coveted FX Awards trophy, being handed out at the gala FX Awards night later this month
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The Seat of Power: a Luke Irwin x Little Halstock collaboration
9 November 2018Award winning rug designer, Luke Irwin, and master cabinet makers, Little Halstock, have collaborated to create a furniture collection that focuses on the changing nature of power.
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If Only… there could be a house on the horizon
9 November 2018Gensler imagine a place out of time and out of space
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Learning labs: co-creating a new educational structure
8 November 2018New types of laboratories have been emerging across Europe, breaking away from traditional academic practice and encouraging a hands-on, transdisciplinary approach to learning. Is this the model of future education?
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Light + Tech: Sculptural Fittings
7 November 2018As smaller, more powerful sources free up the design of light fittings, they have increasingly become more svelte, sinuous and sculptural, in some cases bordering on art, reports Jill Entwistle
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DesignCurial in Conversation: Linowes Design Associates
7 November 2018We speak to Elyse Linowes, the founder of multi-family housing design firm Linowes Design Associates, to find out more about her unique practice.
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Perkins + Will give Shell's distinctive tower a facelift
7 November 2018Oil giant Shell has had a presence on London’s South Bank for more than 50 years. Now its distinctive Tower building is undergoing a major four-year facelift. Cathy Hayward donned a hard hat and went to talk to the team involved
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Is that a razor in your pocket? (or are you going to design the same old stuff as last time)
6 November 2018Neil Usher, author of the new book The Elemental Workplace, explains what an elemental workplace means to the A&D community
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Sensitive Subject: workplace sensors and automation
5 November 2018With organisations that use them often being accused of Big Brother-style surveillance, workplace sensors are as controversial as they are pervasive. But what insight can they provide the design community? Cathy Hayward talks to the experts
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