Finding Optimism in Brutalist Aesthetic by MAMIMU
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Finding Optimism in Brutalist Aesthetic by MAMIMU
Shop window takeover at CULT VISION
The 14th of June 2020 was the three-year remembrance of the tragedy of Grenfell...
I am Ibrahim Ince, an aspiring artist and researcher from Cyprus in my final...
During my time studying my bachelors in Architecture, I have always wondered who Architecture...
He designed one of Europe’s largest public housing estates and then he just disappeared...
I am June Mineyama-Smithson (aka MAMIMU), a London-based Japanese graphic designer/artist on a mission...
This podcast was a long time coming. It was one of those things we...
On 1st July 2020 Design Circle is launching a photo competition across Wales, entitled...
June is a monumental time for architecture students across the world, when their creativity...
I’m Amanda, an illustrator from London. I was born and bred in the UK...
The pandemic has become destructive to our academic year. Whilst schools enforce the ‘no...
Hello! I’m Nikita Parmar, a Graphic Design Graduate. I have always been creative in...
Living in lockdown for over 2 months without access to galleries, museums and exhibitions,...
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In these unusual times, there seems to be an increased impact on disadvantaged communities. In a recent article, the Mayor of London stated that coronavirus ‘is discriminating – targeting the elderly, those with underlying health conditions and BAME communities’ with ‘poor health often a product of inadequate housing, overcrowding and poverty’. However, does public housing really have a detrimental impact on the well-being of communities?
