Let there be light
Past excesses have inevitably put light festivals in the doghouse with environmentalists, but an event in London this week turns the tables and suggests they can be showcases for sustainable
Past excesses have inevitably put light festivals in the doghouse with environmentalists, but an event in London this week turns the tables and suggests they can be showcases for sustainable
Henrietta Thompson rather enjoys the work on display at the Cologne furniture fair, but what impresses her most are the organiser’s neat touches. Meanwhile, Natasha Edwards samples what the rapidly
Does the relaunch of ITV’s News at Ten in its old timeslot mark a return to traditional broadcast design values, or have podcasts and ‘rolling’ formats altered our expectations of
The ninth On Off London fashion show opens next week at the Royal Academy of Arts, featuring several furniture and interior designers. Corey Barrett, art director of London restaurant Bluebird,
A private members’ club in London W1, aimed at the business community, opens on Friday (8 February), with interiors by Diana Sieff. One Alfred Place, from the creators of Soho
Alfred Dunhill’s flagship London store is due to open this summer, with interiors by South African designer Graham Viney. It will include a private members’ club, spa, private cinema, games
London Clubs International, the company behind The Casino at The Empire in London’s Leicester Square, is to unveil a new casino this month in Scotland.The company has revised the design
Scottish Natural Heritage, the body responsible for the conservation and maintenance of Scotland’s national parks and natural resources, is to undergo a strategy and brand review.The organisation has appointed Edinburgh
We can hardly imagine the world that created Aleksandr Mikhailovich Rodchenko. He was born into an almost medieval Russia, with donkey carts and carp fishing and serfs, and witnessed the
For many design consultancies of a certain size, overseas expansion can be a logical next step in building the business, says Tony Walford Having an international footprint can bring a
Former car designer Jeanne Marell is one of a new breed of multidisciplinary designers working at Nokia’s London studio. Guy Bird talks to her about her projects, the iPhone threat
Gill Parker’s take on sustainability and corporate social responsibility in the workplace is helpful (Business Insight, DW 17 January). However, we were surprised there was no mention of climate change