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Back to school: Asif Khan and AHEC collaborate on new school playground
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Public hanging: 'Worshipful' wardrobe, by Paul Helbers and Smallbone
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A new Wenzhou concept store for menswear label Atelier by Fapai makes use of China’s discarded wood
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Chalet Hollywood: artist Piero Golia hosts a creative speakeasy in Los Angeles
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[Killed]Video: Okay Studio teams up with the American Hardwood Export Council for a new furniture collection
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Roberto Almagno’s wood sculptures defy all sense of gravity
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King Castle: remembering Wendell Castle, as we knew him, in his upstate New York home
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Wood look tech-toys for analogue-inspired interiors
We still crave a bit of warmth to go with our technology. However sleek things get and the more wireless and wondrous they become, the desire for a tactile surface or visual softness never goes away. Many wireless speakers have latched onto fabric covers as a way of blending into the domestic realm, but for our money there’s only one material that can give technology an analogue sheen in this digital age, and that’s wood.
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The 2013 Wood Awards shortlist is revealed
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Top timber: we reveal the 2015 Wood Award winners
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Mies van der Rohe meets Mad Men at this London office
At One Canada Square in London, The Office Group has brought flexible work space, Peloton bikes, and terrazzo to the financial district
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Vivienne Westwood wallpapers
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Opera house: Carmody Groarke create an aria in timber for Glyndebourne's summer seasons
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Making waves: 80 years of Alvar Aalto's pioneering wood bending technique
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Bishop Edward King Chapel by Niall McLaughlin Architects wins the 2013 Wood Awards
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Cape Town report: Design Indaba 2013 and highlights from Woodstock
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Think on it: Oyler Wu creates Meditation Pods for Headspace
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Minimal mavens: Aesop and Snøhetta collaborate on new store in Düsseldorf
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Timber trophies awarded to the best architectural projects at the UK’s Wood Awards
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Marble masterpieces: Snedker Studio debuts new furniture collection
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Wood works: Seilerlinhart Architects’ ode to timber completes in Switzerland
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Against the grain: Nicolás Aracena Müller’s wood sculptures take over Chamber
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Squaring the circle: the making of the treasure box, by RDAI and Lanserring
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New wood-block furniture by Raw-Edges has colour coursing through its grain
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Olson Kundig Architects’ timber-beam Collectors Lounge has stacks of appeal
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A sustainable wood prefab reflects the outdoors within its minimalist interior design
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Ripple effect: France's undulating Expo pavilion leaves a mark
We revisit France's undulating market-inspired pavilion by Studio X-TU and Atelien Architecture from this year's Milan Expo
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