Anti-Bodies
As the much-anticipated exhibition Hope to Nope opens in London, we spoke to curators Lucienne Roberts of GraphicDesign& and the Design Museum's Margaret Cubbage about the graphic design exhibition that everyone's talking about.
Lewis Blackwell, John O'Reilly and Paul Pensom talk us through their work on BE: Journal, a new periodical from the Built Environment Trust that offers an interdisciplinary perspective on the future of buildings, cities, landscapes and the way we engage with the world...
10 Visions of Bioarchitecture by Rachel Armstrong, a guide to the pioneers pushing the boundaries of material science and architecture
How does the magazine differentiate itself from other architecture-focused periodicals in print at the moment?
Material Revolutionary, an interview and profiles of William McDonough, a pioneer of the Circular Economy
Innovation in the Weeds, an interview with Walter Stahel, accompanied by a photograph by Masahisa Fukase of cracks in the streets of Tokyo
An extract from Paul Hawken's book 'The Ecology of Commerce' (1993), illustrated with an image by Gina Beavers
Reimagining Ambridge, a feature which rethinks how we work and build in the countryside.
An illustration by Jemma Appleby, whose charcoal drawings based on Frank Lloyd Wright’s Usonian houses act as section openers throughout BE: #1
Rebuilding the World, a photo feature drawn from the archives of the world's leading environmental photography award
BE: the journal of the Built Environment Trust is available in good magazine and bookshops and can be bought at The Building Centre in central London, or online here.
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