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The sights and sounds of Salone are in full swing this week for the much-anticipated return of the world’s biggest design fair. Aleesha Callahan reports on the latest releases on the ground.
Held from 25 September to 1 October 2016 in Hong Kong, the 17th Asian Congress of Architects (ACA17) will explore how architecture and economic growth in Asia can evolve with environmental preservation in mind.
Standing for sensitive connoisseurship and orientation in a world of objects, Walter Knoll is 150 years young. David Congram writes.
Industry+ has launched a new gallery and showroom to take its ‘made in Asia’ brand to the next level.
Take a walk through a field of mesmerising shadow patterns or get lost in a room full of illuminated geometrical forms – the annual Singapore Night Festival returns to inspire with creative ideas and advanced lighting technology.
Renowned architect Peter Marino has launched a new book that details the coming together of art, design and retail. Christie Lee writes.
Controversy is building around Olympic Games architecture and infrastructure in Rio, and Olympic stadiums in cities such as Athens are falling into disrepair. Sports design expert John Pauline talks about common pitfalls, the value of legacy designs and future innovations.
Kenya Hara’s HOUSE VISION exhibition returns to envision 12 home designs of the near future with Japan’s top architects and industry giants. Joanna Kawecki writes.
Following this year’s theme ‘Exhale’, Archifest 2016 seeks to challenge the rapidity and density of activities that define our pace of life, weigh in on the state of Singapore’s built environment and breathe new life into it.
In case you missed them, here were some of July’s top stories.
The Design Excellence Awards returns in 2016 with new categories to further its reach to a wider pool of design talents in the region.
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