A Third Room Between Home and Office
Anne’s Art Studio by Richmond Bell Architects is a 31-square-metre workspace in Salisbury exploring a new relationship between home, work and landscape.
Slow Finland and the Long Life of Design
How long should design last? Slow Finland explores Finnish forests, Aalto furniture and Slow Architecture to ask why longevity may matter more than speed.
Can Design Create Mental Space?
Cafe Marks by Anna Lazar in Minsk demonstrates how interior architecture, warm materials and restrained design can create mental space in contemporary cities.
Rethinking How We Live, Together
Ways of Life Campus by Christoph Hesse explores experimental homes that rethink living, working and community through architecture in rural Germany.
Biomaterial Startups and the Challenge of Scale
How do biomaterial startups approach biomaterial production? Examples from Spain, Cyprus and Finland offer some answers.
The New Language of National Pavilions at Venice Biennale 2026
At Venice Biennale 2026, positions, cultural statements in contemporary art have global visibility on Venice become more visible across the national pavilions.
‘Repair’ instead of building new. The focus of this year’s Venice Biennale
Venice Biennale 2026 repair theme is shaped by Koyo Kouoh Venice Biennale 2026 curator, focusing on existing systems, curatorial strategy and political context.
The Measurable Architectural Atmosphere
Measurable architectural atmosphere, aesthetic language of an interior sensory and measurable conditions shape how space is felt in contemporary architecture.
Adaptive Reuse Architecture Building Stock
Adaptive Reuse Architecture reshapes design through sustainable building practices, focusing on existing building stock and redefining architecture today.