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Issue 1 / Spring 2018
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Designed spaces as canvases

Vesna Aksentijevic, Associate Director of FLINT, about London’s new landmark Alto.
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School of Finance & Management

Finding a new location for a growing organization can be quite a challenge. The Frankfurt School of Finance & Management has undergone an extensive…
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Design Classic

To drop or not to drop your Picardie tumbler. That is the question.
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Dutch Design and sustainability

Five creative talents with an environmentally friendly approach.
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Florentijn Hofman

The art of temporality: delightful giant objects in public spaces.
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Floris van Bommel

If someone takes an in-depth interest in what they do, you’ll recognize this in their performance.
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Professor Bob de Wit

‘Architects need to become psychologists.’
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Residents come and go

Trends in housing call for fewer standard solutions and more cyclical concepts.
Chaos breeds life, order breeds habit.

Untitled – mixed media – 2010 by Ton Slits


Photography Etienne van Sloun

Mural at Agha Bozorg Mosque in Kashan, Iran.


Photography Peggy van Sebillen

If you change the way you look at things, the things you look at change.

Caratenoids colouring Hutt Lagoon (Western Australia)
by Richard Woldendorp

The beauty of silence.

Peter Zumtor’s Bruder Klaus Field Chapel in Mechernich, Germany


Photography Sem Shayne

Who could have thought ‘Michaelangelo’ and ‘Excel’ go together?

Microsoft Excel art by Tatsuo Horiuchi

Everything looks better in black.

The ‘Indigo Rose’ is a new, strangely-coloured variety of tomato.


Photography Istockphoto.com

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