Hungry, motivated, humble: The philosophy of Paul Nulty, the man behind Nulty+
by Jincy IypeFeb 24, 2020
•make your fridays matter with a well-read weekend
by Meghna MehtaPublished on : Nov 13, 2019
London-based architect Gianni Botsford indulges in an enthralling conversation with Piers Taylor, an architect and co-presenter of the famous BBC Two series, ‘World’s Most Amazing Homes’. Here, Botsford discusses his early interest and obsession with exploring light as an element in architecture. In the video titled Sunlight, the duo delves into Botsford’s work as John Frazer’s student, his project the Light House (1996-2005), a house in Notting Hill, London; and his recent and iconic building in London’s urban drone-view, House in a Garden.
by Keziah Vikranth Oct 01, 2023
Haworth Tompkins in conjunction with White Arkitekter converted the former circus into a flexible auditorium that embraces its past architecture and present urban context.
by Mrinmayee Bhoot Sep 30, 2023
In line with UIA’s 2023 theme, STIR takes a look at ten projects that address the issues of social, economic and environmental inequalities, and envision a more resilient future.
by TF Chan Sep 29, 2023
This year’s LDF had excellent headline installations, but it’s the modest showcases of collective, local creativity that set the festival apart
by Vladimir Belogolovsky Sep 28, 2023
In conversation with Eva Prats and Ricardo Flores of Prats & Flores Arquitectes, who avoid solving design problems too quickly; they strive to achieve moments of joy and happiness.
make your fridays matter
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