All articles by Asha
Asha
Focus: Bespoke – Make a statement
Jill Entwistle looks at some of the UK-based companies offering bespoke luminaire design services
Focus: Trends
DPA’s Nick Hoggett examines current trends and technology enabling seamless and sophisticated results
Collaborative city
Madrid has a creative spirit at play, fuelled by artists, designers and architects looking for a more collaborative way to live and work
Buoyant futures: architecture turns to urban waterways
Urban waterways, once so vital as transport arteries for trade, are now targets for the newest kind of development: floating architecture
Gasholders London: from industrial structures to luxury housing
A unique trio of Victorian iron frames in which gas tanks once rose and fell, now host another unique structure — a trio of cylindrical apartment blocks. Referencing the industrial heritage, they are the latest additions to the trending, creative quarter of King’s Cross, London
From here to modernity
Stephen Hitchins looks at the beginnings, highlights and legacy of the Bauhaus, now approaching its centenary year
Social housing goes for gold: 168 rue de Crimée by Metek Architecture
A bold and unusual social housing project in Paris by Metek Architecture has an eye-catching golden exterior — but it’s hidden away in two redesigned off-street courtyards
Continuing an architectural journey: Kettle’s Yard by Jamie Fobert Architects
Kettle’s Yard, the eccentric museum in Cambridge, has undergone a renovation by Fobert that improves accessibility while complementing the museum’s existing Victorian vernacular and mid-century modernism