Interviews
“We need to make sure that products can be passed down to the next generation” says Uniqlo’s UK head
Serpentine Pavilion “a reflection of the times” says Lina Ghotmeh
“I sometimes feel like I fell into doing fashion” says Jonathan Anderson
Melbourne Design Week celebrates “humor and brashness” of Australian design says Timothy Moore
“Don’t come wearing Milan or European glasses” says NYCxDesign executive director
“We’re recontextualising what a shoe is” says Nike VP Darryl Matthews
“If the majority of electric cars are dull, this is an opportunity” says Maserati CEO
“Droog is the last movement in design” says designer Richard Hutten
“I didn’t want my drawings to be used as patterns” says Ronan Bouroullec
“Salone cannot be stagnant and living on its past success” says Maria Porro
City cars could become smaller thanks to electrification says Peugeot head of concepts
“Mass-timber buildings can have very high carbon emissions” says Amy Leedham
“International brands now have to work much harder in China” says Design Shanghai director
“I always avoid designing something fashionable” says Shigeru Ban
“Architecture without architects” can teach valuable lessons says Norman Foster
Africa a “powerful place from which to examine the issues that will dominate the next century” says Venice curator Lesley Lokko
“Architects are so sheltered in terms of their sharing of knowledge” says Wendy Perring
“It’s important to start reimagining how we reuse buildings” says Jeanne Gang
“We cannot design just to please our clients anymore” says Yasmeen Lari
Twelve interviews you should read this Earth Day
Art is “the medium I want to express myself in” says Samuel Ross
“We dodge the bullet of gentrification by moving around” say Alcova founders
“I’ve seen the entire narrative change” around sustainable fashion says Christopher Raeburn
