All articles by Veronica simpson
Veronica simpson
Vienna, portrait of a city
Voted ‘the world’s most liveable city’ by The Economist in 2018, Vienna has a lively and dynamic scene for design, art and architecture. Veronica Simpson reports
Profile – Sarah Wigglesworth
Sarah Wigglesworth talks to us about 25 years of the architecture practice she founded and the importance of remaining true to your ethos
The Garden of Earthly Worries by Studio Libeskind
In the baroque gardens of Holland’s Paleis Het Loo, Daniel Libeskind has created four globe-based sculptures
Brief encounters: MK Gallery, Milton Keynes by 6a architects
An inspired extension of MK Gallery helps articulate everything that was right about the design and visual culture of Milton Keynes’ initial design, says Veronica Simpson
Brief encounters: Crafts Council Collect
Veronica Simpson calls into the Crafts Council’s show, Collect, and sees much to celebrate in the cross-disciplinary, collaborative and confident spirit exhibited there
Architects’ Dream HQs
Three small architecture practices based in one of the world’s most expensive cities have created striking and different new offices for themselves, reports Veronica Simpson
“Colour is creeping over our cities”: exploring graphics and architecture
The use of colour is gaining a foothold in public buildings, reports Veronica Simpson
Brief encounters: Award-winning homeless shelters by Reed Watts
Veronica Simpson looks at the new temporary accommodation the practice Reed Watts has created for the homeless
Hexagonal housing: Hoxton Press by Karakusevic Carson Architects and David Chipperfield Architects
Karakusevic Carson Architects and David Chipperfield Architects have joined forces to create two striking towers of apartments whose private sale has helped fund the regeneration of the adjacent social and mixed tenure housing. It’s an enlightened piece of community-centric redevelopment by Hackney Council
Brief encounters: Community enterprise infrastructure by We Made That
A simple building from We Made That has provided enterprise infrastructure for the community in one of London’s poorest boroughs, says Veronica Simpson