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See more →The wellness revolution has entered the workplace with designers incorporating ways to boost productivity, creativity and well-being. In this issue we look at three forward-thinking offices, from a workspace in Amsterdam that features three glass atriums filled with plants to a tiny office in Portland that is built on wheels. Plus: Dutch designer and landscape architect Petra Blaisse on her two-pronged career; a safe haven for disabled veterans in L.A.; and a hilltop theatre that encourages monks to jump off its roof and fly.
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The Products Issue, May 2017
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See more →Radical changes are underway within the product design world. With this issue, we focus on 10 makers and manufacturers that are leading the revolution through robotics, 3-D printing and unexpected material exploration. Plus: Alberto Meda’s son Francesco carves his own path; what we saw and loved at Toronto Design Week and IMM Cologne; and, are flat-pack refugee shelters the answer for protecting the most vulnerable?
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David Adjaye, Amanda Levete, John Pawson, Allied Works – we reveal the brains behind four of the world’s most ambitious cultural buildings, the masterpieces that will surely define the 21st century. Plus: Jacques Herzog of Herzog & de Meuron discusses the long-anticipated opening of Hamburg’s Elbphilharmonie. Also: The latest in office furniture, and the products and spaces shaping the new bath culture.See more → -
See more →From a pint-sized concrete vacation house in Mexico to a sprawling weekend home outside Mumbai, five stunning residential projects reimagine how we live at every scale. Plus, James Corner Field Operation’s revitalization of Chicago’s Navy Pier; the upward trajectory of Vancouver architectural firm Scott + Scott; Yves Behar’s futuristic bassinet that helps give new parents some much-needed sleep; and the best product launches from London Design Week.
