Latest articles by Eva Hagberg
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‘Crossroads’ at ICFF 2023: ‘There is room for everyone in American design’
‘At the Crossroads of American Design: Celebrating the Established and Emerging’ is a new exhibition at ICFF 2023 curated by David Rockwell and Wallpaper’s Pei-Ru Keh
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Roy McMakin for Ebony and Co
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Sotheby’s New York renovation by OMA unveiled
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Beauty spot: Garcia Tamjidi crafts Kendo’s San Francisco offices
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Hacker Architects escapes to the desert for its latest Oregon retreat
A composition of box volumes and opaque and transparent surfaces form a chic family retreat in the desert landscape of Central Oregon
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Latent Design is making change in Chicago
The American Midwest has been shaking up the world of architecture. As part of our Next Generation series, we meet Latent Design, a small practice pioneering big change
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Roy McMakin’s home truths pack an emotive punch in New York exhibition
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Full scale: we preview the inaugural Chicago Architecture Biennial’s ideas on housing
We preview the inaugural Chicago Architecture Biennial's ideas on housing
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Indiana’s Exhibit Columbus festival promises to celebrate women in architecture
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John Pawson’s ‘garden-like’ installation puts his photography in the frame
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Alex Prager takes us on a dystopian ride through her native Los Angeles
The artist’s latest film, Play the Wind, is an unnervingly surreal homage to her hometown featuring protagonists Dimitri Chamblas and Riley Keough
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Jim Olson’s holiday home has grown from modest cabin to Arcadian estate
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Architect Liz Diller on her wearable luggage for Prada
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John Portman’s Entelechy II is a complex map of a long and fruitful life
Remembering John Portman (1924 – 2017), we return to his Sea Island house, Entelechy II, that we visited in 2009 (W*129). Portman was engaged in a search for his entelechy – the Aristotelian concept of ‘having one’s end within’, or realising one’s potential – and designing, building and inhabiting his own home was the only way to keep this philosophical thread consistent and alive.
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Shingle vision: Roy McMakin’s designer retirement home in Venice, California
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Solid foundations: we take a tour of Olson Kundig Architects’ latest work
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Rem Koolhaas contemplates the countryside at the Guggenheim’s latest show in New York
Rem Koolhaas, with the help of his practice's research branch, AMO, and a host of international collaborators, delves into the present and future of our planet's countryside in an exhibition at New York's Guggenheim Museum. The show offers a pioneering new direction to architectural thinking that takes the spotlight away from urban centres
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ICFF 2009 report, New York
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Smithsonian exhibition ‘Futures' explores ‘mind-expanding possibilities’
‘Futures', the new exhibition at the Smithsonian-owned Arts + Industries Building in Washington, DC, explores opinions, possibilities, and opportunities
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This airy Martha’s Vineyard retreat by Architecture Research Office is a home for all seasons
In our October 2007 issue (W*103), Wallpaper* took a Stateside trip to the town of Chilmark in Martha’s Vineyard to explore a new home by Architecture Research Office, designed for a retired rabbi and an art and design curator. ARO has received numerous accolades over the years for residential, retail and cultural projects, and celebrated its 25th anniversary in 2018
