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The obsession with brutalist architecture has gone too far

Partridge, from Carsten Höller’s Brutalist Kitchen Dinners. Photo courtesy of the artist Everything from sofa pillows to planters is now marketed as brutalist and sold

Opinion

Sharjah Architecture Triennial embraces the desert

A gathering at the Mleiha Fort during the Sharjah Architecture Triennial. Photo by Priya Khanchandani The first ever Sharjah Architecture Triennial, curated by RCA’s Dean

Opinion

Eco-Visionaries: How architecture and design can respond to the climate crisis

The Meteorological Garden/Central Park,Taichung Taiwan 2011-2019 by Philippe Rahm architectes, in collaboration with Mosbach Paysagistes and Ricky Liu Associates. Photo from Philippe Rahm architectes As

Architecture

Food for thought: Le Corbuffet brings architectural history to the dinner table

Robert Rauschenburger,. Photo by Esther Choi Writing about food has never been so good, or serious, as now. Le Corbuffet, Esther Choi’s book of recipes

Opinion

Nam June Paik and his video art predicted the tensions of the digital age

Bye Bye Kipling 1986, single channel video featuring live satellite broadcast. Via Electronic Arts Intermix (EAI), New York, and the estate of Nam June Paik

Design

How Nelly Ben-Hayoun is disrupting film, music and art in her latest project

I Am Not A Monster by Nelly Ben Hayoun Stépanian. Photographs by Nick Ballon The experience designer’s latest documentary premieres at the BFI London Film

Design

The women tattoo artists using their art to challenge convention

Human Canvas by Ilma Gore (2015). The artist invited strangers to contribute messages that she tattooed on her body Meet the performance artists using their

Design

The Whitney Biennial shows the blurring line between fine art and craft

Los Angeles Painting by Calvin Marcus, watercolour and vinyl paint on linen, 2018. Photos by Ron Amstutz The Whitney Biennial became the location for another

Opinion

Fantasy land, reverse zoo, public park: Labiomista features Mario Botta architecture and wild animals

Inside the Battery, the design references the site’s industrial past  Ostriches, dromedaries and alpacas roam free in this park, gallery and artist’s studio in Genk.

Architecture

What to see and do at the London Festival of Architecture 2019

An image showing the concept for Happy Street by Yinka Ilori The London Festival of Architecture runs throughout June. See our pick of the programme

Architecture

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Editor’s Picks: The best new season design and lifestyle launches

Light up your space with ICON’s top design picks for the new season

RIMOWA collaborates with Ptolemy Mann for its latest limited-edition release

Play by the book: GANNI’s blueprint for responsible fashion

Meet Slow – the family business championing a conscious approach to soft furnishings

Snøhetta’s Sámi hub Čoarvemátta is designed to withstand the harsh winters of north Norway

How Jean Jullien is bringing smiles to audiences around the world with his Paper People

Harriet Allure uses scent to invoke a sense of nostalgia and connection to heritage

Exports on the rise: Portuguese furniture in the spotlight at BDNY – Boutique Design 2024




Architects

Snøhetta’s Sámi hub Čoarvemátta is designed to withstand the harsh winters of north Norway

Architecture Against the Odds looks at difficult sites in a new exhibition at RIBA

Out of rubble: archigrest and topoScape reimagine Warsaw’s Uprising Mound as a living park and monument

A new exhibition at the Danish Architecture Center puts on show a bold response to rising waters

LA practice Kadre Architects uses design as a street-level tool for social change

A new book by Stefano Casciani offers an insight into Piero Lissoni’s work

Architecture Icon: The Paimio Sanatorium and its humanistic approach to modernism

Architecture Icon: How the Noguchi Musuem advances the appreciation of its founder’s art and legacy

Architecture Icon: Alvar and Aino Aalto’s house in Helsinki bears all the hallmarks of their approach to design


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Editor’s Picks: The best new season design and lifestyle launches

Light up your space with ICON’s top design picks for the new season

RIMOWA collaborates with Ptolemy Mann for its latest limited-edition release

Play by the book: GANNI’s blueprint for responsible fashion

Meet Slow – the family business championing a conscious approach to soft furnishings

How Jean Jullien is bringing smiles to audiences around the world with his Paper People

Harriet Allure uses scent to invoke a sense of nostalgia and connection to heritage

Meet Milla Novo: The textile artist bridging the gap between technology and heritage crafts

Design Icon: Alvar Aalto’s Armchair 400


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Editor’s Picks: The best new season design and lifestyle launches

Light up your space with ICON’s top design picks for the new season

RIMOWA collaborates with Ptolemy Mann for its latest limited-edition release

Play by the book: GANNI’s blueprint for responsible fashion

Meet Slow – the family business championing a conscious approach to soft furnishings

Snøhetta’s Sámi hub Čoarvemátta is designed to withstand the harsh winters of north Norway

How Jean Jullien is bringing smiles to audiences around the world with his Paper People

Harriet Allure uses scent to invoke a sense of nostalgia and connection to heritage

Exports on the rise: Portuguese furniture in the spotlight at BDNY – Boutique Design 2024