Architecture
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Dream on
When Milton Keynes – the UK’s biggest New Town – was built, it aspired to perfection. Nic Monisse stays the night.
Master plans: Bjarke Ingels, Tatiana Bilbao and John Pawson on architecture’s social mission
Three of architecture’s leading lights share their manifestos and methods for creating spaces that elevate the soul.
Slide away
This subtle and spacious residence frames the surrounding sun-soaked landscape in spectacular widescreen.
It’s a small world
Smart architectural firms rely on expert model-makers to give clients tactile previews of their designs, proving that physical craft remains essential in our digital age.
Hot desking
Furniture isn’t just about how your office looks – it’s also about how it feels. Choosing warm materials, striking pieces and plush upholstery will show the world that you mean business.
Scaling up
The actual space in which you work plays a key part in any company’s story; find somewhere that reflects your values, get the details right and think of the future. Here’s our rulebook.
Fine lines
Aspen might be known for its spectacular skiing but it’s also home to an architectural legacy left by a gifted Bauhaus master.
Art of the possible
Kengo Kuma has designed a new museum in Turkey that is aiming to put locals in the frame.
Bring a friend
Playtime takes on a whole new meaning at Tokyo holiday home Trunk House.
Thing of beauty
Amorepacific’s HQ is challenging traditional office-design concepts in the South Korean capital. It aims to nurture healthier, happier workers – while increasing productivity, of course.
