Zaha Hadid: creator of ambitious wonders – and a fair share of blunders
In her best buildings the laws of physics appear suspended, while other designs struggle when forced to meet reality
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Precrafted pavilions by world’s preeminent architects made their debuts at Design Miami/ 2015
Revolution is a collection of limited edition, pre-crafted properties, including pavilions and homes, conceived by design and real estate developer
Does architecture need to be original?
An in-depth symposium in New York discussed the vexed question of authenticity in architecture through the lens of copyright law
Zaha Hadid: from Baghdad to global ubiquity (and the RIBA gold medal)
One of the most sought-after architects in the world, Iraqi-born London-based Hadid is first woman to be awarded prestigious Riba gong in her own right
Beach cafe, billionaire’s retreat, wedding marquee: second lives of the Serpentine pavilions
Everyone from Ai Weiwei and Frank Gehry to Zaha Hadid has designed a folly for the Serpentine gallery, but what happens to these starchitect baubles after their summer in the sun?
Bulgari, Fendi and Louis Vuitton collections for The Salone del Mobile
This year’s Salone del Mobile/ Milan Design Week 2015, the premier event in the world of furniture design, unveiled striking