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Putting Modernism in Its Place: Design, Identit...
An introduction to the relationships between modernism, place, craft and the identities we form through design.
Putting Modernism in Its Place: Design, Identit...
An introduction to the relationships between modernism, place, craft and the identities we form through design.
Modernism and Good Health: Architecture, Nature...
Written during lockdown, this essay considers how modernist architecture and design linked light, air, nature and material with healthier living.
Modernism and Good Health: Architecture, Nature...
Written during lockdown, this essay considers how modernist architecture and design linked light, air, nature and material with healthier living.
The Craft of the Handle: How Modernism Reimagin...
The humble handle reveals modernism’s changing relationship with function, ritual, material and touch.
The Craft of the Handle: How Modernism Reimagin...
The humble handle reveals modernism’s changing relationship with function, ritual, material and touch.
Scandi Noir and Scandinavian Modernism: Light, ...
Scandi noir offers an unexpected way to read Scandinavian design through landscape, shifting light, atmosphere and colour.
Scandi Noir and Scandinavian Modernism: Light, ...
Scandi noir offers an unexpected way to read Scandinavian design through landscape, shifting light, atmosphere and colour.
Modernism and Summer: From Aalto to Tapio Wirkkala
How summer, landscape and the relationship between indoors and outdoors shaped modernist architecture and Scandinavian design.
Modernism and Summer: From Aalto to Tapio Wirkkala
How summer, landscape and the relationship between indoors and outdoors shaped modernist architecture and Scandinavian design.
The Pub Table: Conserving an Ercol Pandora Table
The conservation of a fifty-year-old Ercol Pandora table, where decades of pub life had left their mark on its British elm surface.
The Pub Table: Conserving an Ercol Pandora Table
The conservation of a fifty-year-old Ercol Pandora table, where decades of pub life had left their mark on its British elm surface.