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Design
Is the fashion for simplified sans-serif logos changing? Plus: why trade halls still matter.
Culture
Why you have to be quick on the draw to book a place on this graphic-novel course.
By the book
The completion of a 15-year library renovation is the end of a chapter for the team behind it – but the bonds they’ve formed are an ongoing story.
Collision course
A school of hard knocks in France is sending stunt performers tripping and flipping to the silver screen.
Urbanism
Sustainable materials, Hollywood campuses and posthumous acclaim for Portuguese designer Daciano da Costa.
Out of the past
For more than 150 years, Danish furniture brand Fritz Hansen has fostered the nation’s gifted designers. Now it is finally building an archive to celebrate its history.
Stepping up
When booming shoe brand Veja needed a bigger HQ, it set out to make a space that was good for both the environment and its staff.
Hidden gems
The small Japanese town of Yame, and its surrounding countryside, is pulling in visitors with its new inn and craft heritage.
Cold war modern
With its vast lobbies and unfussy functionality, the concrete-and-glass Deutsche Oper building was considered an audacious statement of democratic ideals when it first opened in 1961 on the western side of the Berlin Wall.
