All articles by Asha
Asha
Review: Thinking Machines — Art and Design in the Computer Age
MoMA’s Thinking Machines show looks back to our recent past (1959–1989) to assess how the nascency of digital tools transformed artistic practice
Focus: Smooth Transition
Formica continues to change with the times, moving into the era of texture and touch with its new product Infiniti
Focus: Wallpapers – Fool me once, fool me twice
Mineheart is bringing the classic art of trompe-l’œil up to date with its unique range of wallpapers and rugs
Focus: Ceramics
Short production-runs and high-definition printing are giving one British company the edge in ceramic tiles
Glassy mountains in a megacity: Chaoyang Park Plaza by MAD Architects
Ma Yansong’s latest mixed-use development resembles jet-black mountains in the Beijing cityscape
Focus: Lit Concrete
A light-transmitting concrete that also resists corrosion has been used uniquely to full effect in a spa’s thermal pool
Focus: Projects
We take a look at two projects that have employed concrete to serve up outstanding and unusual looks
Focus: Characterful
After hundreds of years as the keystone to building, functional—not beautiful—concrete is changing its character
On the drawing board: Stephenson House by Marks Barfield Architects
Marks Barfield Architects’ new mixed-use project is aiming to create a step change in well-being led office design, with its abundance of greenery and healthy features