Latest articles by Sujata Burman
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Television Centre penthouse gets The Modern House makeover
Laura Fulmine transforms a 2,279 sq ft apartment by Haptic Architects into ‘living gallery’ installation, titled the ‘Art Apartment’
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Francesca Venturoni's Rome apartment renovation celebrates earthy tones
Studio Venturoni creates a contemporary feel to this heritage building near the Trevi fountain
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UAE’s thriving creative scene catapults Dubai Design Week onto a global stage
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Alcova: wellbeing, cultural identity and the environment in focus at Milan Design Week 2022
In its fourth edition during Milan Design Week 2022, Alcova brings together a diverse group of designers and brands curated by Valentina Ciuffi and Joseph Grima
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Dubai Design Week 2021 champions local creativity and visions of the future
Dubai Design Week 2021 highlights – here’s our pick of where to go and what to see (8 –13 November 2021)
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Societal design: Susanna Björklund’s inaugural ’Signals’ installation at Habitare
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The letterpress life: Alan Kitching’s epic creative past revealed in a new tome
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Subtle synergy: Nico Vascellari's futurist intervention at London's Estorick
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Architects Directory 2020: TW Ryan, USA
Thomas Ryan worked at well-known New York studios, including Richard Meier & Partners and Christoff Finio Architecture, before setting up shop on his own with TWRA in 2013. His striking, clean geometries have already won him the Deborah Norden Prize from The Architectural League of New York, and a Design Research Grant from the National Endowment for the Arts. His portfolio spans residential and art-related commissions, including Three Chimney House, a family home in Virginia, inspired by the land it sits on. Ryan works between San Francisco and New York.
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The big bang: watch our 'In the market for...' shoot come to life
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30 finalists of the Loewe Craft Prize revealed
‘The level is crazy this year,’ remarks Jonathan Anderson in a recent chat with Wallpaper*. He was referring to the outstanding quality in this year’s applicants of the second iteration of the Loewe Craft Prize that the British creative director inaugurated last year to ‘help modernist craft and make it more accessible’. This year, 30 finalists have been chosen from across the globe who show innovative expertise in working with materials from textile and paper to ceramics and metal. These will go on show at London’s Design Museum from 3 May, when a jury that includes Anderson, Patricia Urquiola and last year’s winner Ernst Gamperl will select the winner...
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Escape from the zoo
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Zaha Hadid experiments with walnut in her final collection for David Gill Gallery
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Design initiatives showcasing resilience through creativity during the pandemic
Over the course of 2020 and 2021, we have seen examples of human life shifting gears. In the creative world, we’ve been inspired by brands that have used design expertise to devise ventilators, sanitisers and masks. Now we’re looking at what the design and art community has been sharing on virtual platforms and beyond to keep energised. Institutions, designers and artists are expanding horizons and showing how design can continue to innovate and unite
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The 2019 British Land London Design Medal winners announced
Tom Dixon, Daniel Charny, Ross Atkin and Vivienne Westwood will be awarded this year’s accolades during London Design Festival (14-22 September)
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Reframed and renamed: Niek Pulles and Sebastian Herkner interpret iconic Danish designs
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30 Loewe Foundation Craft Prize finalists show mastery with material
Loewe Foundation Craft Prize announces 30 global finalists for its annual award that celebrates contemporary makers
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Loewe reveals its inaugural Craft Prize finalists
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Google steers towards a positive future with its latest tech toolkit
Focusing on conscious design and minimal finishes, Made by Google launches its fourth range of hardware
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Minotti and Rodolfo Dordoni refresh the 1990s Suitcase armchair design
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Hitchcock movies set the mood for this virtual interior design project
Atelier Avéus creates an Alfred Hitchcock-inspired storyboard with its newest wares, a virtual space for curiosity and escapism
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Watch Studio Drift swarm NASA Apollo 11 50th anniversary with drone installation
At the Kennedy Space Center on 16 July, Studio Drift’s lyrical Franchise Freedom contemplated the future of innovation
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BIG’s first sofa is designed to be moved, flipped and repaired
Take a first look at Bjarke Ingels Group’s modular sofa system for Danish furniture company Common Seating named Voxel
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Eclectic spaces: Danish design studio Frama starts interior architecture division
