Digital Issue

Wim Wenders’s Intimate Portrait of Peter Zumthor From The Inside Out

Wim Wenders talks about his encounter with Peter Zumthor, the gift of reading places and telling their stories, the physicality of buildings, and the slow process of making his film whilst reflecting on architecture.

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HOMO FABER The Upper hand

On San Giorgio Maggiore, the exhibition "Homo Faber" quietly crowns the world's finest hands — an unofficial World Cup of craftsmanship. Design would do well to take notes.

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Claus Sendlinger Slow Down

Kimberly Bradley talks to Claus Sendlinger about creating collectives, fluid communities and how to connect the dots.

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Studio RelvãoKellermann Power couple with no obvious limits

Ana Relvão and Gerhardt Kellermann talk about the power of being outsiders, and why their personal taste is irrelevant when it comes to design.

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Kalyani Tupkary An expert of time and timekeeping

These alternative calendar designs invite us to explore temporalities other than our own.

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Fischbacher 1819 Making Recycling sexy

Camilla D. Fischbacher about her fight for BENU® Recycled, the fabric collection that completely changed the traditional Swiss textile editor, Fischbacher 1819—and the textile industry as a whole.

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Matteo Thun A conversation about design

Matteo Thun is convinced that the world will be changed not by grand gestures, but by the weight of details.

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Rolf Benz Innovation born of tradition

60 years of design and craftsmanship: German upholstered furnishings manufacturer ROLF BENZ is celebrating a milestone birthday—and investing in sustainability and ‘Made in Germany’.

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Chris Taylor An embodied way of learning

Discover how immersion in nature fosters a new understanding of architecture.

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Liam Young Speculative architect and film director Liam Young takes this premise to another level

His recent provocative tales of a planetary redesign have reached a wide and diverse audience.

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Helena Glantz An Award for Bricks

Swedish architect Helena Glantz on Roman facades, traditional forms and modern interpretations of a highly sustainable material.

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Ca' Savio Designers of a new age of tourism

Towards a system that respects ecological health and community well-being.