Swiss designer Adrien Rovero finds success on his own terms, eschewing big industry in favour of independence
By Josephine Minutillo |
December 25, 2015
Section: Design
Tags: Product Design
Tomorrow, the Cooper Hewitt, Smithsonian Design Museum, in New York will welcome visitors for the first time in three years. Its subtle interior redesign plays up its new interactive exhibitions and opens up lots more floor space to fully immerse visitors in design.
By Josephine Minutillo |
December 11, 2014
Section: Interiors
Tags: Cultural
Azure explores new and upcoming innovations that will make a positive difference on every scale, from the individual to the city. Here, we talk to Henk Ovink, the man who will save Manhattan from drowning.
By Josephine Minutillo |
October 8, 2014
Section: Curiosity
Tags: Environment, Urbanism
Azure explores new and upcoming innovations that will make a positive difference on every scale, from the individual to the city. Here, we interview the renowned industrial designer about his boundary-pushing competition.
By Josephine Minutillo |
October 7, 2014
Section: Curiosity
Tags: Technology
An affinity for forthright assembly and local industry shines through the American designer’s furniture and objects.
By Josephine Minutillo |
July 9, 2014
Section: Design
Tags: Product Design, Q&A
In Baku, the capital of oil-rich Azerbaijan, the London architect conjures the curvy Heydar Aliyev Cultural Center.
By Josephine Minutillo |
November 4, 2013
Section: Architecture
Tags: Cultural
Call him a Renaissance man. Or maybe a hippie. Either way, Fritz Haeg won’t mind.
By Josephine Minutillo |
August 1, 2013
Section: Curiosity
Tags: Green Design, Landscape
The Pritzker Prize laureate wins a competition to design Japan’s New National Stadium in Tokyo and puts her signature on another city.
By Josephine Minutillo |
April 15, 2013
Section: Curiosity
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