Our next Art Deco Centenary profile looks at American architect Raymond Hood, whose knack for skyscrapers led to him being branded the “brilliant bad boy of architecture”. Hood’s buildings include Chicago’s Tribune Tower and New… Read More »Raymond Hood defined the American skyscrapers of the early 20th century
A video released by British car brand Jaguar shows its Type 00 concept car slowly driving through the city’s streets to a Paris Fashion Week event. Finished in a previously unreleased colour called French Ultramarine,… Read More »Jaguar’s controversial Type 00 concept car spotted driving on the streets of Paris
A series of irregularly stacked boxes will make up the LuLa Light Mall shopping centre, currently under construction in Chengdu, China, by Dutch studio MVRDV. Encompassing 22,220 square metres, the complex will comprise a 99-metre-tall… Read More »MVRDV unveils design for stacked shopping centre in Chengdu
Severance viewers are envious of the TV show’s eerie, retro-looking offices, which offer a level of design that is missing in modern-day workplaces, says production designer Jeremy Hindle in this interview. “There’s a corporate world… Read More »“Offices now are so uncreative” says Severance production designer Jeremy Hindle
A loaf-shaped window fronts the terrazzo-accented Can Pa bakery in El Terreno, Palma de Mallorca, created by British designer Jasper Morrison as part of the Project Gomila regeneration scheme. Located on Palma de Mallorca’s Avenida… Read More »Jasper Morrison designs Mallorcan bakery to feel “like it had always been there”
French creative studio Waiting For Ideas has developed a turntable with a minimalist aesthetic and simplified functionality to focus attention on the listening experience. PP-1 is so named because of its straightforward “plug-and-play” design, which… Read More »Waiting For Ideas crafts “monolithic” PP-1 record player from solid aluminium block