As Tate Modern prepares to open its epic Olafur Eliasson exhibition next week, we talk to curator Mark Godfrey about creating a show that reflects the artist’s wide-ranging preoccupations, from climate change to sustainable food
To illustrate the constraints of real-world projects, Eugeni Bach and Anthony Burrill went against the clock to build a summer pavilion with students from Elisava, Barcelona’s design and engineering school
Bunny Christie has won numerous awards for her spectacular set and costume designs. Here she talks to CR about creating dream worlds, building sets in miniature and the challenges of working on theatrical productions
Created by architecture practice Pricegore and British-Nigerian designer Yinka Ilori, The Colour Palace features a bold geometric pattern formed of thousands of pieces of hand-painted timber
We speak to Melbourne-based concept artist, illustrator and designer Nicholas Stathopoulos about drawing inspiration from sci-fi films and how studying architecture influenced his work
It’s degree show season! We’ve put together this handy list of all the undergraduate art and design degree shows taking place across the UK this summer
A new book, Concrete Montreal Map, identifies over 50 of the city’s most impressive Brutalist and concrete landmarks
As the world mourns the damage wrought to Notre Dame by fire, Superunion Creative Partner Paul Cardwell reflects on the influx of brands trying to help in its restoration, and questions whether it should even be rebuilt at all
There’s few that wouldn’t jump at the chance to enjoy three days off every week. But how feasible is it for the creative industry, and can design studios and ad agencies get over their always-on mentality? CR finds out
With the UK in the grip of a well-documented housing crisis, we need good quality housing that is built to last, and will serve the complex needs of modern society. We talk to architects David Levitt and Jo McCafferty about the difference design can make
Aaron Taylor Harvey heads up Airbnb’s Environments team, which has brought to life its offices everywhere from San Francisco to São Paulo. He discusses the challenges of designing for such a fast growing business, and why flexi-working needn’t threaten the future of the office
Dutch designer Hansje van Halem is changing how we experience the buildings around us, using tiles, 3D installations and patterned facades to personalise churches and housing blocks. CR finds out if it’s time to give graphic designers a chance at architecture
Advice and real life stories on the relationship between creativity and cash
