Alyn Griffiths
Alyn is a freelance writer and editor who contributes to some of the world’s leading architecture and design publications, including Dezeen, Blueprint, Icon, Wallpaper, Interior Design and CNN Style.
He is also the author of 21st Century Lighting Design, published by Bloomsbury in 2014, and former design editor at Port magazine.
Alyn studied product design at Glasgow School of Art before moving to London in 2008, where he lived for eight years. He is now based in Edinburgh, Scotland.
Stories by Alyn Griffiths
Sumu Yakushima is a co-operative housing project that supports humans and nature
Tala Fustok fills Hyde Park apartment with contemporary art and vintage furniture
VSHD Design creates “intriguing and mysterious” interior for sushi restaurant Origami
Casa Olivar is a Madrid apartment designed as a “sensorial refuge”
Sunniva Rosenberg adds minimal “star-shaped” extension to Norwegian house
Aurelien Chen retains references to China’s “Red Era” in renovated cultural centre
Nature-informed cylindrical Art Sauna opens at Finnish museum
Butterfly House renovation contrasts traditional features with modern materials
TAA adds contemporary extension to traditional Toulouse chartreuse house
Technique transforms dilapidated flats into metal-clad house in Scotland
Plant-covered facades wrap Vietnamese factory by G8A Architects and Rollimarchini Architects
Wheeliy 2.0 is a foldable wheelchair designed to “blend in with the city”
Parramon + Tahull adds tiled floors and bespoke joinery to refurbished Barcelona apartment
House R is a voluminous Eindhoven home influenced by agricultural archetypes
Angular balconies provide views of the Black Sea at Starh’s EOS building
Samira Rathod designs Cool House to protect occupants from hot Indian summers
OHLAB celebrates historical details at Can Santacilia apartments in Palma de Mallorca
Oak-lined boxes delineate living spaces at Bureau Fraai’s Panorama Penthouse
Polysmiths designs “beautifully sustainable” London house featuring cork-lined living spaces
Looking Glass Lodge features glass facades that reflect the surrounding woodland
Studio Odile Decq’s minimalist glass pavilion recalls traditional greenhouses
HKU’s computer-designed Tidal Stools can be used by humans and sea creatures
