Opening in 1965, the Elephant and Castle shopping centre designed by Boissevain & Osmond for the Willets Group, was the...
Living in lockdown for over 2 months without access to galleries, museums and exhibitions, we realise we can live without...
After watching the television adaptation of Malorie Blackman’s Noughts + Crosses, I could not stop thinking about how the prominence...
Have you already run out of things to watch? Whilst we all have been binge-watching every series on Netflix, our...
With thousands of us either working from home, studying from home or simply just bored out of our skulls waiting...
Buckminister Fuller once said, ‘When I am thinking of a problem I am never thinking about beauty. But when I’ve...
In the words of professor of cultural studies Ihor Junyk, Pavilion is ‘a self-consciously provisional structure’. The typology has been...
Medieval churches speak the language of divine number and sacred geometry.
The classical forms we associate with refinement are in fact allusions to the most primitive origins of western civilization.
Within its controlled beauty, almost rigid at times, Berlin seems to be a photographic experiment– its tempered clamour takes me by surprise and I start to wonder whether the omniscient energy of the city is immortalised below its surface, awaiting discovery.
Interested in architecture? Interested in sex? Read more about the curious relationship between them.
