by Devanshi Shah Apr 09, 2021
by Jincy Iype Apr 10, 2021
The largely monochromatic colour and material palette of the Living Walls penthouse in India is met with harmonious pops of colour and texture via muted décor and furniture.
by Aastha D. Apr 09, 2021
Centring African American and African diaspora communities, this exhibition dismantles ways of understanding the past and its sustained repercussions in American cities today.
by STIRworld Apr 09, 2021
On the American architect’s 62nd death anniversary, we put the spotlight on his unforgettable architectural contribution to cinema.
by STIRworld Apr 08, 2021
Dreamy translucent fabrics, flowy paths and abstract enclosures adorn the exhibition that traces the relationship between fashion and nature from the 16th century to the present day.
by Shraddha Nair Apr 08, 2021
Based in New Delhi, the multi-talented artist Aditya Verma, known by the artist name Ratyaditya, talks to STIR about his painting, his music and finding your ‘sa’.
by Nadezna Siganporia Apr 08, 2021
London-based architecture firm, Allford Hall Monaghan Morris, takes a classical Georgian heritage building and transforms it into the venue for Saatchi Gallery.
by Jincy Iype Apr 07, 2021
Located in Mexico, Casa Bugambilias perfects the simple living narrative in its airy interiors and stacked concrete volumes, responding to its climatic and social context.
by STIRworld Apr 07, 2021
As part of the Swedish practice’s ‘Primitive Huts’ series, the structure draws from the Scandinavian wintertime tradition of building snow lanterns.
by Dilpreet Bhullar Apr 07, 2021
Following a sanguine impulse, the Sonora Art Village project - led by the Moscow-based duo Davit and Mary Jilavyan - promotes the idea of ecstasy in the times of pandemic.
by Jincy Iype Apr 06, 2021
Eis is a German architectural student and photographer who reimagines dull grey cityscapes to be filled with whimsical, colourful buildings with his Formalismus series.
by STIRworld Apr 06, 2021
Featuring a roster of eight Japanese architects and artists, the project is part of the Tokyo Tokyo Festival, which will run alongside the 2021 Olympic and Paralympic Games.
by Manu Sharma Apr 06, 2021
Chinese artist Ding Peng’s bleak vision of the future is explored through his art practice.
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