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Marcel Wanders, the Moooi co-founder and the design world’s premier provocateur, shares his thoughts on criticism (good) and minimalism (over).

The University of Calgary’s Environmental Design Faculty inspired Prix de Rome winner Yves Poitras’ interest in big-city strategies.

Deborah Wang, co-founder and artistic director of TO DO, Toronto’s largest offsite design event, says its her degrees in art and architecture that have fuelled her expansive interest in all aspects of design, from creating work to curating it.

Ayako Aratani and Evan Fay take the passion for craft they developed at Cranbrook Academy of Art to genre-expanding extremes.

In the age of social media, should we be keeping a closer eye on surveillance? It’s now almost impossible to disappear from the grid. With camera-filled city streets, buildings, and…

Construction crews help build beautiful structures, but often work out of ugly trailer-based offices. A company is Vancouver is changing that.   As the owner of Vancouver’s Powers Construction, Patrick Powers…

The maker movement is proving to be a boon for local economic growth. A/D/O in Brooklyn, New York, is tapping that potential with a collaborative hub for designers of every stripe.

Joe Doucet has turned his attention to retail with Othr, a virtual store that 3-D prints accessories on demand.

Experimental artist and architect Vito Acconci died on April 28, 2017, at the age of 77. We’re remembering Acconci with this, a story from our October 2007 issue about his unexpected foray into architecture.

For a weekend family house outside Mumbai, Spasm studio let nature take the lead – and not a single tree was harmed in the process.