Frameweb A wave of designers is translating millennia of instinct around contrast therapy into spatial decisions for today. The Romans knew it. The Russians knew it. The Nordics have know ...

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Last night, hundreds of innovative designers, jury members, visionary clients and trailblazing brands from around the world gathered in B. Amsterdam to celebrate the world’s leading spatial designers ...

Received wisdom, and newspaper columnists, would have you believe that we’re currently experiencing a revolution in the way we consume art and artefacts online. The British Museum, frequently the ...

In the aftermath of design’s biggest industry event, editor in chief Floor Kuitert argues that big brands choosing spectacle over purpose are squandering more than budget.

Frameweb The knowledge accrued by Ilse Crawford during ten years in publishing set the foundation for her desire to create environments that mean something to their users. 'My interest in the way that ...

Frameweb Across Europe, a new generation of health clinics is exploring the idea that the doctor’s office might finally become somewhere we want to be. In Europe, 1.8 million dea ...

Farm-to-table has become hospitality shorthand for conscious dining, but these four projects go further. They make cultivation visible, turning fields, crops, livestock and food production into ...

Exhibition design has always been temporary by nature, but a slew of designers are thinking outside the trade stand and after the fair.

Inspired by the natural surroundings of its location on the bank of the Tonghui River, the Beijing City Library pushes the boundaries of institutional design by reinstating the relevance of the ...