The Chief Design Officer of the luxury car brand opens up about his reverence for drawings, the value of his architectural education, and how it impacts his role.

Quintessential storytellers—Canadian designers George Yabu and Glenn Pushelberg—offer us a peek into their little-known love of collecting.

Francis Kere, Jan Gehl, Yasmeen Lari, and Chris Downey were among those STIR interacted with to discuss the impact they are creating with their respective practices as well as UIA’s overarching theme, ‘Leave No One Behind’.

The Chinese architect elaborates on architecture being a profession of possibilities and lets us in on a practice of creating buildings of freedom that rethink our fellowship with nature.

The general and artistic director of Het Nieuwe Instituut shared thoughts on culture, design, economies, and ecosystems, in the presence of artists and designers across disciplines.

Experts from the Indian community of architectural practitioners and academicians including Anupama Kundoo, Madhav Raman, Vishal K. Dar, and Prof KT Ravindran and more congregated at the STIR Gallery in New Delhi to re-examine the chassis, semantics, and state of architectural education and vocation.

Nigerian architect Mariam Issoufou Kamara talks about extracting a 'paradise' through the rejection of Eurocentric metanarratives of the architectural canon.

Nigerian architect Tosin Oshinowo discusses her new role as a curator, rebuilding Ngarannam, and the influence of African culture in her designs.

The UK-based photographer elaborates on the meaning of ‘architectural joy’ and ‘people watching’, referencing his installation, The Architect has Left the Building, which is currently on view at the Farrell Centre in Newcastle.

Speaking with STIR, Fopp discusses the evolution of gaming and its increasing influence on contemporary culture and modes of expression. The dialogue pivots around the Museum für Gestaltung Zürich’s exhibition titled Game Design Today.

Connecting with STIR in her AI avatar, the London-based design thinker discusses her biomimicry design practice and its materiality, and adds nuance to the conversation around artificial intelligence. .

The British-Iranian artist elaborates on the feminist delirium being a key emotion of her show, Rebel Rebel, a show commemorating feminist icons from pre-revolution Iran at the Barbican Art Gallery.

In the first Metaverse Architecture Biennale, Zaha Hadid Architects' principal Patrik Schumacher, curator Sergey Nadtochiy, and STIR Founder and Editor-in-Chief Amit Gupta ruminate upon the “presence of the future”.

The co-founder of the Montreal-based studio retraces the journey of her art and design practice and its knack for spaces that tell stories.

Speaking with Fyodor Pavlov-Andreevich and Tim Marlow, STIR unpacks the essential ‘anti-’ in creation through a set of performance design sculptures at the Design Museum.

With her work ‘29 words for 29 letters’, the British-Lebanese type designer reveals how she plays with meanings, typographies, and animation techniques to build a unique multi-cultural glossary.

The French-Lebanese architect elaborates on the emotion behind the near-cloaked conception of the Serpentine Pavilion titled, À table.

Turkish-American new media artist, Refik Anadol, speaks with STIR, at Art Dubai, about his AI generated installation Glacier Dreams, commissioned by Julius Baer.

Winner of the Best Feature Film at the 95^th Academy Awards, EEAAO's production designer Jason Kisvarday speaks with STIR about the magic and mundanity and the conception of a familiar and familial multiverse with the film.

Global designers and creative practitioners including Marcel Wanders, Nigel Coates, Suchi Reddy, and Rossana Orlandi, contribute to a collective glossary of design values prior to this year's Milan Design Week.